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Ralph Ardill
Creative thinker and leading authority on brand transformation, brand experience and experience design
UK
Keynote speaker Ralph Ardill is a recognised presenter and one of the pioneers and leading authorities on Brand Transformation, Brand Experience and Experience Design. He is a creative thinker and a highly sought-after consultant, who works with...
Sir John Jenkins
Former Diplomat, Middle East Specialist and Executive Director sharing unique insights of current political situations
Bahrain
Keynote speaker Sir John Jenkins is the Executive Director of the International Institute for Strategic Studies, ISS Middle East, and a former British Diplomat. During his service, he has been ambassador to several countries. His geopolitical...
David Meerman Scott
American strategist, marketing and sales expert known for his new perspectives on marketing, sales and PR
USA
Our keynote speaker David Meerman Scott is an acclaimed author of ten books, including the bestseller and business classic “The New Rules of Marketing and PR.” David is an American strategist and known for his new ways of looking at sales,...
About Spin Doctors
- The actual idea is that you do not see the spin doctor, that the spin doctor is pulling the threads, operating off-stage, but nonetheless spin doctors have become a part of the media landscape these days.
- TV programs, fiction as well as non-fiction, sometimes focus on the role of spin doctors in modern politics, thus opening up a debate on political manipulation and spin within the public sphere. The public sphere, after all, is where you find the actual voters.
- Is spin a question of angles, is it manipulation or downright lying? Where to draw the line and what exactly is the state of morals among spin doctors? Are they, to some degree, well-paid political mercenaries?
- Keynote speakers on spin doctors look closer at all these questions and often the keynote speakers in question are seasoned political pundits or people who had a political career and this know the system from within, so to speak.