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4.10.2006 ET
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Coors to Discuss How to Communicate Responsible Use of Products at Ethical Corporation's US Communications Conference
(CSRwire) Philadelphia,-- Organizations want to advertise their products -
that's a business fact. But the question remains: How do you advertise
your product in a way that ensures it is used responsibly?
Today, consumers are better informed than ever and only a click away from
finding the truth behind the company headlines. They want to know who
they're dealing with and, more importantly, what their values are. It's
becoming increasingly important for companies to do the right thing and to
communicate it to their customers.
Ethical Corporation's external communications conference will bring
together corporate marketing, communication experts and corporate
responsibility leaders who will share the secrets of some of the world's
most successful brands.
Terry Micek, Deputy General Counsel and Vice President of Regulatory
Affairs at Coors Brewing Company will discuss how Coors markets its
products and communicates its values in a way that earns trust among
today's increasingly discerning consumers.
Micek will join over twenty other high-level speakers at Ethical
Corporation's conference on "How to communicate your corporate values to
consumers" to be held June 14-15 in Philadelphia.
Coors and the Search Institute will highlight the importance of self
regulation in regards to advertising; building effective government
relationships and forging better customer relationships; and utilizing
third party review boards to efficiently address issues.
Other top-level speakers at the conference include:
Organic Valley, George Siemon, CEO
Transfair USA, Steve Sellers, Chief Operating Officer
Coleman Natural Foods, Mel Coleman, Chairman
Philip Morris USA, Vicky Bell, Director of Corporate Social
Responsibility
Patagonia, Rick Ridgeway, VP of Communications and Environmental
Initiatives
Aveda, David Hircock, Advisor to the President
Merck, David Ruth, VP of Corporate Communications
Greenpeace, Rick Hind, Legislative Director, Toxics Campaign
Equal Exchange, Dia Cheney, Director of Marketing
Organic Consumers Association, Adam Eidinger, Washington
Representative
Whitewave, Ellen Feeney, Responsible Livelihood Manager
Bonneville Environmental Foundation, Tom Starrs, VP, Marketing &
Sales
RecycleBank, Ron Gonen, Managing Director
Business Ethics, Michael Connor, Publisher and Executive Editor
For the full line-up of speakers, visit: http://www.ethicalcorp.com/communication/speakers.shtml
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