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Published Date: 2013/10/21

Japan Public Relations Association Research Presentation Conference on Reputation Management

日本広報学会第19回研究発表大会(東京・文京区の東洋大白山キャンパス)

The 19th Annual Research Conference of the Japan Public Relations Association was held on October 5 and 6 at Toyo University's Hakusan Campus in Bunkyo Ward, Tokyo. The theme was "Public Relations Challenges in Reputation Management." Approximately 300 participants attended, making it the largest conference to date.

The keynote address was delivered by Professor Joep Cornelissen of Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam. A globally renowned young researcher in PR and corporate communication studies, Professor Cornelissen raised questions about reputation and the role of PR, drawing on global research trends.

Professor Cornelissen stated, "The emergence of social media has brought about a major shift in corporate communication activities. Reputation is not something to be controlled, but rather something to be fostered together with stakeholders; in other words, stakeholder engagement is crucial." He emphasized that communication activities involving identity formation and storytelling, accompanied by transparency and authenticity, are essential for this purpose.

The conference featured panel discussions and research presentations, sparking lively debates on reputation and public relations from various perspectives.

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