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MANILA – The Philippines is set to host the International Association of Business Communicators (IABC) Asia Pacific Fusion 2025 regional conference, highlighting the evolving challenges shaping communications across the region.Scheduled for March 17-18 at the EDSA Shangri-La Manila, the two-day event will feature Helen Brown, managing director of Bisnis Asia, as keynote speaker. Brown, a veteran multimedia journalist and communications specialist, will address cultural complexities and emerging trends impacting communication in the Asia-Pacific region.Brown, who also leads communications at the Australia-Indonesia Centre, brings over 20 years of expertise, including four years as an ABC News correspondent in Indonesia. Her address will explore how communicators can leverage the region&#x27;s diversity to foster meaningful connections and drive change.The conference will delve into pressing topics such as artificial intelligence, ESG strategies, and crisis communications, alongside networking opportunities and the prestigious Silver Quill Awards.Melinda Coyne, IABC APAC Fusion 2025 Conference Director, said they want to empower communicators amid a landscape increasingly shaped by technology and economic challenges.  &quot;The Conference is an opportunity to be part of a lively contest of ideas,” Coyne said.IABC International Executive Board director and IABC APAC Past Chair Kane Errol Choa said the Philippines is fortunate to host this prestigious event.“As the Asia-Pacific region grows in global influence, the Philippines is honored to provide a venue for helping business communicators achieve excellence.  This conference will help communication professionals gain a global perspective to help deal with today’s communication challenges,” he said.This marks the Philippines’ second time hosting the event, following the 2008 conference in Boracay.

The Philippines is set to host the International Association of Business Communicators (IABC) Asia Pacific Fusion 2025 regional conference, highlighting the evolving challenges shaping communications across the region.

The Philippines is set to host the International Association of Business Communicators (IABC) Asia Pacific Fusion 2025 regional conference, highlighting the evolving challenges shaping communications across the region.

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Published January 20, 2025 03:38 PM PHT

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