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Carmen Gómez Menor: "Communication is part of the business and permeates everything".

Communication and Branding expert Carmen Gómez Menor defended that "communication is part of the business and permeates everything" during his participation this Wednesday 18 December in a session on the situation and new challenges facing the profession organised by Proa Comunicación, in which he also warned that "having credibility with the media is the most important thing for professionals in this sector". In the context of a detailed journey through the different stages of his professional career, Gómez Menor offered his vision and the lessons he has learned from each of the positions he has held, from his beginnings in small agencies to his time at other leading or large companies in the luxury sector.

Thus, he stated emphatically that, right now, "Communication is part of the business, it has moved out of traditional boundaries and permeates everything, stressing how hard it has been to make companies understand that the person in charge of this area has to be next to the CEO.

In terms of lessons learned, he stressed the importance of understanding the cultural environment in which one works and of taking into account "where the person in front of you comes from", illustrating this with his experiences in Cartier's communications department in Asia, specifically in Hong Kong, Thailand, the Philippines and Vietnam. But he also advised using the good things that everyone has. To this he added the need for a solid knowledge base, as well as a sense of responsibility to make one's work profitable and a constant search for innovation to "anticipate the risks and challenges that clients are going to face and to anticipate trends".

As for the challenges ahead, mainly the technological revolution, in particular the spread of artificial intelligence, and increasing globalisation, he advised to face them "by focusing on emotion and personalisation".

Josep Borrell: “It is unfair for the EU to equate Sánchez with Orbán”.”

PROA Comunicación has organised a new edition of its Current Affairs Dialogues to host a meeting between business leaders and the former High Representative of the European Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, Josep Borrell, who, together with the President of the Círculo de Empresarios, Juan María Nin, analysed...

Hismael Doval gives a workshop on innovation at the headquarters of Proa Comunicación

Hismael Doval, Innovation Manager at Deloitte, has given a workshop on his speciality to the employees of Proa Comunicación at the agency's headquarters.

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Juan Antonio Samaranch reviews the latest Olympic news in 'Objective Tokyo'.

Proa Comunicación has managed the last interview of the vice-president of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) Juan Antonio Samaranch, who has participated in the programme of the channels Teledeporte and Canal 24 Horas 'Objetivo Tokio', a weekly episode of ten minutes dedicated to the annual sports competitions with the participation of the athletes of the...

-- The managing partner of PROA, Lucía Casanueva, participates in the presentation of WPO in Galicia.

"For a company to succeed it is essential to apply the group idea, to work the collective mind of the whole team at the service of the organisation", recognised Lucía Casanueva, managing partner of PROA, during the presentation of the Women Presidents Organisation (WPO) in Galicia. Within the framework of the conference 'The impact...

Álvaro Merino -- "In a high-performance team, talent must have a collective essence".

Álvaro Merino, expert in leadership, talent and team organisation. In 2016 he participated as academic director in the launch of the Real Madrid University School alongside Jorge Valdano. He is the driving force behind the company 3'59, from where he provides comprehensive solutions to business and sports organisations and accompanies sportsmen and women in...

Employers and social leadership: the challenge of managing the sector's reputation

Juan Cardona (*) The recent FITUR tourism fair in Madrid, with a record 150,000 participants, confirms that tourism is Spain's great economic engine. However, behind the success, the sector's main employers' associations lamented the reputation problem that increasingly affects them....

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