STRATEGIC COMMUNICATIONS.
IDEAS & INSIGHTS

Networking Space, 2nd Floor

MIF Book Lounge – connect, share ideas, and network with professionals. Browse top business books on marketing, PR, leadership, and management. Discover MIF's custom publishing projects, learn about our courses and corporate programs, and join giveaways and activities. Above all, expect great conversations, new contacts, and inspiring exchanges in a relaxed setting.

Networking Space, 2nd Floor

• Mini-interviews with guests, participants, and speakers
• Exhibition and project presentations dedicated to the history of communications

ПешКОММ. The History of Communications: Original Excursion Routes (AKOS project). Discover the history of cities (starting with Moscow as a pilot) through the evolution of various communication forms—from archaic oral and mystical traditions to advertising, trade, class-based, social, urban, socio-political, and international communications.

The Origins of Russian PR (an AKOS project, jointly developed by the Interium digital agency and the Museum of Entrepreneurs, Patrons, and Philanthropists). A large-scale historical study exploring the founders of pre-revolutionary PR and the PR tools used by Russian entrepreneurs in the 19th and 20th centuries.


Host of the Lounge
Olga Ocheretina, Director of Communications at SOGAZ, author of the Telegram channel "PRiichnoe" (PRivate).

Main Hall, 2nd Floor
What makes countries understandable and reliable for international partners

Host
Timur Shafir, Secretary of the Union of Journalists of Russia, Head of the International Department

Speakers
Experts from different regions around the world

Main Hall, 2nd Floor
Communications are no longer a service function—they are becoming a strategic resource for development across government, business, and society. We stand on the threshold of a new model: from tactics to meaning-making, from fragmentation to a unified national ecosystem. Are we ready for a world where communications serve as a cornerstone of strategic management—where the communications industry has its own science, its own professional standards, and a rightful place within the creative economy?

Moderator
Vyacheslav Lashchevsky – Chairman of the Board of Directors, AGT Communications Group; Co-Chair of the Coordinating Council for the Communications Industries at the Civic Chamber of the Russian Federation; Head of the AKOS Committee for Development and Interaction with Industry Associations

Speakers

1. Dmitry Gavra – Honorary Professor, St. Petersburg State University; President of the Russian Association of Public Relations Educators (APSO)
2. Liliya Glazova – Member of the AKOS Council; Vice President of RASO; Member of the AKAR Council; Chair of the PROBA Awards Jury; CEO of PR News
3. Olga Terno – Advisor to the Deputy Minister of Economic Development of the Russian Federation
4. Anton Nazarov – Professor, Presidential Academy (RANEPA); Chairman of the Board of Directors, CSR Group
5. Sergey Piskarev – President of AKAR; Chairman of the Committee on Advertising Entrepreneurship at the RF Chamber of Commerce and Industry
6. Sergey Skripnikov – Chairman of the AKOS Advisory Council; Executive Director for Public Relations, AFK Sistema
7. Dmitry Smolnikov – Deputy CEO, Center for Strategic Research (CSR)

Outcomes and Impact

• Direct dialogue among key stakeholders shaping the future of communications
• Updating the industry agenda—identifying key drivers and conditions for a transparent, professional communications market
• Aggregated analytics from expert platforms on public relations: presentation of the AKOS study "Narratives of Russian PR"

Main Hall, 2nd Floor

How to Create a Standout Russian Brand – An Honest and Slightly Ironic Guide. Representatives of local and federal brands will share real-world experience in building visual and narrative communications that propelled their brands to the top of the Russian market. How do you stop copying Western models and start creating something uniquely your own? What brings a brand closer to its consumer? What mistakes were made by those who now occupy leading positions in Russian business rankings?

Moderator
Mikhail Khomich – Chief Managing Director and Chief Strategist, VEB.RF; Deputy Director of the "New Business" Direction, ASI; Member of the Supervisory Board, Association of Digital Platforms of Russia

Main Hall, 2nd Floor

Some experts argue that we live in an era of creativity deficit. But who exactly on the market experiences—and suffers most from—this so-called shortage? Do PR agencies and communications consultancies—those for whom the "mass production" of creative concepts, ideas, and narratives is, in a sense, a core business—agree with this view?
PR agencies are, in fact, little factories of big creativity.
On the Main Stage of the AKOS Forum at the Central House of Entrepreneurs, two teams will go head-to-head:

• Team "Creativity Factory" – representatives of AKOS member agencies
• Team "Advisory Council for Constructive Criticism" – client-side experts

Together, they will compete in three fast-paced pitching formats: Elevator Pitch, Idea Pitch, and Funding Pitch.

Host
Vadim Kovalev – Advisor to the CEO for Government Relations and Sustainable Development, Ural Steel Management Company; Member of the AKOS Advisory Council

Team "Creativity Factory"

1. Vladimir Vinogradov – President, Pro-Vision Group
2. Daria Lapshina – Director of Business Development and New Products, Comunica
3. Olga Pavlikova – Co-Founder and CEO, TrendFox
4. Artem Pronyushkin – Director of Strategy, AIMARS Communications Group; CEO, ANO Social Reactor Foundation

Team "Advisory Council for Constructive Criticism"

1. Victoria Dzhigkaeva – Director of External Communications, Rambler&Co
2. Alexander Leonov – Head of Strategic Communications, T-Bank
3. Andrey Timonov – Director of Communications Department, Rosatom State Atomic Energy Corporation
4. Anton Zapolsky – Head of Public Relations Department

Lecture Hall 1, 2nd Floor

The SKC Communications Agency invites forum attendees—with a special welcome to representatives of Moscow's small and medium-sized enterprises—to participate in this interactive lab session.

Participation includes

• Submitting a real-world case for live, rapid analysis and engaging in group discussion
• Proposing a current business challenge and receiving an expert-crafted communications solution, including strategic framework, tactical recommendations, and channel selection

Strategic Consultant
Yuri Armand – Director, Center for Modern Communications, Institute of Higher School of Public Administration, RANEPA; Specialist in Information and Crisis Support for Government Initiatives, Public Services, and Business Solutions

Submit your case here

Lecture Hall, 2nd Floor

AKOS presents the "Map of PR Education in Russia" – the first analytical tool to capture the real state of affairs: key competencies, program archetypes, and blind spots where industry demands remain unmet. In this session, we will present the first phase of the project and discuss the key question: how to make the map work for everyone – applicants choosing a university, employers seeking talent, and educational institutions striving to stay ahead of the curve.

At the heart of the discussion:

• Theory vs. practice – where is the balance truly struck, and why does it matter?
• Program flexibility – how do you teach what doesn't yet exist but is already needed by the market?
• A unified navigation map – why do the market, universities, and applicants need it?
• Who will benefit:
• Prospective students and current students – for informed program selection
• Young professionals – for understanding the market landscape
• Universities and academic departments – for alignment with current industry demands
• Employers and experts – for assessing candidate readiness
• AKOS Committee on Education and Professional Competencies (led by CROS)

The project is implemented by AKOS in partnership with CROS and KD Agency

Moderator
Aita Luzgina – CEO, KD Agency (CROS)

Speakers

1. Sergey Zverev – President of CROS; Head of the Higher School of Communications
2. Ekaterina Chirkova – Head of Corporate Communications, CROS
3. Yakov Minevich – Managing Partner, Brand Affairs
4. Dmitry Frolov – President and Founder, ARDA
5. Anton Tarasenko – Founder, Mendeleev Agency
6. Ekaterina Soshnikova – PR Director, MISIS University
7. Anna Fedotovskikh – Head of PR, VOXYS

Main Hall, 2nd Floor

Without well-established channels of trust-based communication between international partners, the sustainable promotion of Russia's brand and joint initiatives abroad is simply not possible today. In the current environment, soft power is taking center stage. This is not about political slogans—it is about shared interests and common goals, and the tools that enable us to jointly address specific business challenges, develop tourism flows, and build sustainable, mutually beneficial partnerships through horizontal connections.
The platforms for such "soft" communications are cross-sectoral: professional associations, tourism brand ecosystems, ESG projects, specialized business communities, international labor relations initiatives, and university partnerships. They act as a communications bridge that calibrates the interests of all stakeholders—business, government, and society.
Through real-world case studies, session experts will demonstrate how such platforms build genuine influence and trust in the markets of Central Asia, India, China, and the Arab world.
AKOS Committee on International Relations (led by Interium)

Moderator
Andrey Ermoshkin – Executive Director, RIM-Interium Group; Head of the AKOS Committee on International Relations

Speakers
Daria Levchenko – Head of External Relations Department, Ministry of Economic Development of the Russian Federation

Lecture Hall 1, 2nd Floor
A leader's image is no longer a "soft factor." It is a direct driver of client trust, investment appeal, and business resilience. Yet without systematic management, a top executive's personal brand can quickly shift from an asset to a zone of uncontrolled risk. How do you move executive image from the realm of "pretty pictures" into a system of measurable KPIs fully aligned with business strategy? How do you turn personal brand into a resource that enhances reputational capital—rather than creating triggers for crises?
Partner Session – Roundtable with the Association of Managers

Moderator
Svetlana Baranova – Director of Communications, Association of Managers

Speakers

1. Inna Alekseeva – CEO, PR Partner Agency
2. Maria Zhmak – Director of Marketing and PR, MB Rus
3. Kermen Mandzhieva – International Expert in Strategic Communications
4. Irina Mineeva – Head of Communications Efficiency Development Department, Dialogue Regions
5. Sergey Koshkin – Head of Public Relations Department, CEMROS
6. Andrey Sharomov – Associate Professor, Department of Marketing; PR Director, HSE Graduate School of Business
7. Marina Tishchenko – Head of PR Department, SberTech

Outcomes and Impact
Presentation of research findings on how key stakeholders—top executives and PR professionals/agencies—practically assess the impact of a leader's personal brand on corporate reputation and business performance.

Lecture Hall 1, 2nd Floor

The communications market is operating in a state of high media turbulence, where distribution channels, audience behavior, and the very logic of content creation are all shifting simultaneously. Audiences are increasingly receiving information not directly from brands or editorial outlets, but through search engines, aggregators, recommendation systems, and AI-generated answers. At the same time, traditional digital channels are becoming less predictable—some are losing reach, others functionality, and still others stability.

In this new reality, quality media are once again becoming strategically important infrastructure for trust. Alongside this, we are seeing a resurgence of demand for strong human (author-driven) content, fact-checking, responsible editing, and professional PR as a tool for building sustainable reputation.

Representatives of leading media, technology platforms, and the communications market will discuss:

• How media relations are changing
• Who editorial teams are now competing with for audience attention
• How algorithms influence information dissemination
• What PR professionals need to change in their approaches right now

How can brands convey their messages to audiences when familiar channels are becoming less stable, and a new intermediary—the algorithm—has emerged between companies, media, and people?

AKOS Committee on Media Relations (led by PR-Consulta)

Moderator
Kirill Shcheglov – CEO, Longmedia Communications Agency

Speakers
Nadezhda Zhukovskaya – Director of Public Relations, Medialogia

Main Hall, 2nd Floor

Presentation of the AKOS Study on the Depth of AI Integration into Communications Practice

Vladimir Nahatakyan – Commercial Director, TWIGA PR; Head of the AI in Communications Working Group

Neuro-PR: How to Effectively Use AI in PR, GR, and Marketing

Presentation of the Communications Digital Glossary 2.0
Valery Sidorenko – CEO, R.I.M. – Interium Communications Group; Head of the AKOS Committee on Digital Communications

Main Hall, 2nd Floor

Panel Discussion

Host
Igor Pisarsky – Chairman of the Board of Directors, R.I.M.; Chairman of the Board of Trustees, Silver Archer Award

Speakers

1. Igor M. Namakonov – CEO, Federation of Creative Industries
2. Ekaterina Cherkes-Zade – Advisor to the CEO on Creative Economy, ASI

Lecture Hall 2, 2nd Floor

Research in communications as a business process and a methodology for studying, analyzing, and planning outcomes—and its role in enhancing the effectiveness of PR and brand marketing. Uncertainty is the primary source of risk in both business and strategic communications. How do you reach your audience? Which tools are most relevant today? What is your company's actual market position? What is your brand's reputation—and how can you leverage it to command a premium? Communicators can find answers to all these questions through research: communications, sociological, and marketing.
AKOS Working Group on Analytics and Communications Digitalization (led by Ex Libris)

Moderator
Victoria Prilepskaya – Director of Development, Ex Libris; Head of the AKOS Working Group on Analytics and Communications Digitalization

Speakers

1. Sergey Denisenko – PR Director, VseInstrumenty.ru
2. Ksenia Nikolaeva – Head of the Territorial Research Bureau "Blagonika"; Guest Expert, ZIRCON Research Group
3. Anna Shchepilova – Director of Communications, METRO

Outcomes and Impact

• A guide to modern types and methodologies of communications research

Lecture Hall 1, 2nd Floor

Uniting corporate communicators (representing large Russian businesses) and heads of leading Russian communications associations—from agency to blogger communities—to discuss the current value-driven and professional agenda, and to develop consolidated solutions relevant to the development of the Russian communications market in the interests of the state, business, and society.

Moderator
Andrey Lapshov – Chairman of AKOS; President of Insiders Communications Group

Speakers

1. Olga Dashevskaya – Senior Partner, PR Inc.; Head of the AKOS Working Group on Interaction with the Advisory Council
2. Ekaterina Kolyada – Director of the Media Manager of Russia Award; Member of the Supervisory Board under the AKMR Board
3. Vyacheslav Lashchevsky – Chairman of the Board of Directors, AGT Communications Group; Co-Chair of the Coordinating Council for the Communications Industry at the Civic Chamber of the Russian Federation
4. Oleg Poletaev – First Vice President of RASO; Managing Director, Discourse Group
5. Elena Reshetova – First Vice President of AKAR
6. Natalia Stenina – Director of Communications and Development, PR News

Outcomes and Impact

• Launch of the Code of Practices for Fair Interaction between Clients and Contractors in the Communications Services Market
• Presentation of research on hourly rates and salaries in the communications sector
• Presentation of the AKOS regional initiative
• Formation of a consolidated public position of Russia's leading communications associations on issues of information support for the development of the Russian economy and Russian brands

Большой зал, 2 этаж

Main Hall, 2nd Floor

Representatives of internal comms, PR, HR, and strategic functions from major companies will discuss: How can businesses stay ahead of the curve and grow in times of uncertainty? Can strategy be embedded in employees' minds through soft power methods—such as book clubs and digital libraries? What do you do when Generation Z is growing in your ranks and older employees no longer understand them? What should a strong brand bet on—corporate culture or PR?

Moderator
Veronika Suvorova – Director of PR, MIF Publishing House

Speakers

1. Larisa Rudakova – Managing Partner, MediaLine; President of NAEKK

Lecture Hall, 2nd Floor

In today's environment, crisis communications management increasingly resembles anything but managing a single incident. Companies simultaneously face political, operational, regulatory, technological, and other risks. They overlap, amplify each other, and demand from teams and leaders not only rapid responses but also a deep understanding of crisis development algorithms, speed, flexibility, and involvement in management decision-making. The classical approach (procedures, regulations, etc.) is no longer sufficient. Communicators need to know modern methods that enable them to act with greater agility and effectiveness.

Through real-world case studies, session participants will discuss flexible crisis skills for today's communications teams:

• How has the nature of risks, incidents, and crises changed?
• What is scenario thinking and planning, and what is a dynamic risk map?
• Why are flexibility and interchangeability among crisis team members so important?
• What are the modern requirements for decision-making systems in a crisis?
• What are the algorithms of crisis development: wave nature, network effects, mutations, the role of algorithms, and more?
• What is crisis readiness, and what are flexible crisis management methods?
• How do you build an "antifragile" communications function and work with teams?

Host
Oleg Ilyin – Consultant in Communications and Crisis Management; Media Trainer; Managing Partner, MediaFactor Training Company

Speakers

1. Nika Komarova – PR Consultant; Expert in Crisis Communications in IT and Cybersecurity
2. Veronika Korotchenko – Strategic Advisor; Consulting Methodologist; Architect of Leadership Programs
3. Mikhail Berggren – Director of Communications, Central Bank Technologies (CBT)

Outcomes and Impact
A guide to assessing an organization's readiness for crisis situations

Main Hall, 2nd Floor

Tools and communication formats that drive the development of the Russian market and business, the growth of Russian brands with strong identity, and the formation of a culture of value-based consumption, as well as standards for national communications and branding.

In partnership with the Baltic Weekend Forum

Host
Andrey Barannikov – CEO, SPN Communications; Vice President of RASO; Chairman of the Organizing Committee of the Baltic Weekend Communications Forum and the PROBA Awards

Speakers

1. Mikhail Khomich – Chief Managing Director and Chief Strategist, VEB.RF; Deputy Director of the "New Business" Direction, Agency for Strategic Initiatives (ASI); Member of the Supervisory Board, Association of Digital Platforms of Russia
2. Olga Berek – President, National Association of Bloggers

Main Hall, 2nd Floor

We are accustomed to measuring the success of PR campaigns by numbers, reach, KPIs, and festival awards. But the industry has long been asking a different question: what makes a case truly great? Why do some projects become simply winners of the season, while others remain in professional memory and textbooks?
It was from this very question that the AKOS Guide project was born a year ago—a joint initiative of AKOS and the research company PR News. We sought to create an industry coordinate system and define what today can be called a mark of quality.
The Star Commission, in an updated lineup, has once again analyzed the best communications campaigns of the year—not only from the perspective of creativity, but also strategy, effectiveness, quality of execution, use of technology, and impact on the industry.

During this session, the winners will present the cases that received the highest recognition from the professional community and have already become part of the communications story of the year.

Moderator
Liliya Glazova – CEO of PR News; Member of the AKOS Council; Head of the AKOS Committee on Industry Research and Ratings

Speaker names are not listed here, because which projects will be awarded the AKOS Stars this year will only be revealed during the session!

Small Hall / 1st Floor

Veronika Suvorova – Director of PR, MIF Publishing House
How Local Marketing and PR Help Brands Grow

How has consumer behavior changed in 2026, and what have they stopped trusting? Why is it better to start with a local promotion strategy? Where should you look for channels that drive growth? Why are the old narratives and creatives no longer working?

Olga Pavlikova – Director, TrendFox Communications Agency
Maps, Chats, and Offline: How Small Businesses Can Promote Themselves Without a Big Budget

Many familiar promotion channels have become either inaccessible or too expensive—yet promotion remains a critical priority. Business owners are not ready to increase their marketing budgets. The solution lies in finding targeted, low-cost promotion methods: from maps, local communities, and partnerships to city projects and offline activities.

Egor Appolonov – Neuromarketer and Expert in Behavioral Advertising Strategies; Founder of the Neuro-Creative Agency Aigency; Author of the Telegram Channel "NeuroNuty" and the Book "Dofanomics"
Brands Don't Persuade – They Plant Ideas Directly into Our Subconscious

How do people make decisions? Are you sure that every choice you make—your morning coffee, a new smartphone, a pair of branded sneakers—is truly your own? The truth is, 95% of decisions have already been made for you. While we believe we are deciding consciously, communicators have long mastered the art of managing our emotions. What are the key mechanisms and tools of neuromarketing used by PR professionals, marketers, and salespeople—and what techniques can help us recognize manipulation?

Maria Yarina – Advisor to OPORA RUSSIA; Lecturer at Lomonosov Moscow State University; Expert at the Presidential Academy (RANEPA); Member of the RASO Committee on Social Architecture
Personal Brand as a Business Asset

The reputation and recognition of a business leader is no longer just an image factor—it is a real economic resource. Today, consumers trust people more than faceless companies. Personal brand acts as a critical intangible asset that, with proper and systematic work, converts into tangible business metrics: sales growth, investment attraction, increased customer loyalty, and lower partner acquisition costs. A leader's brand helps differentiate from competitors and carve out a unique expert niche. Personal brand also plays a key role in relationships with government bodies and public institutions.

Lecture Hall 1, 2nd Floor

Anna April – Development Manager, Ex Libris

5 Levels of Complexity in Communications Analytics – How to Choose the Right Configuration for Today and for Future Growth.

The Ex Libris team will share their experience, drawn from hundreds of case studies in building and fine-tuning communications analytics for PR departments of companies of all sizes across dozens of industries—insights that can be valuable for small companies and brands just beginning their PR and reputation-building journey.
Okay, PR can be measured in numbers. How does that work?

• 5 levels of analytics complexity for your PR – from simple media mention monitoring to full-scale brand research
• How to choose the right configuration and build a convenient PR KPI system
• Why small businesses don't need a spaceship of metrics (and sometimes big ones don't either)
• And a few additional nuances

Vyacheslav Ryumin – Entrepreneur, Blogger, Author of Books

Marketing of Complex Products.

Promoting B2B, SaaS, and other complex products in the Russian market—where simple marketing formulas don't work and a long path from first touch to sale is required. The experience of practicing experts helps to understand how to solve the challenges of positioning, content marketing, sales, retention, product marketing, and working with AI tools in Russia today. This is not theory—it's an applied framework with real-world case studies that can be used when launching a new product, entering a new segment, restructuring marketing after the departure of Western tools, and finding effective channels for a complex offer. How do you combine current Russian market data from 2024–2026 with a collaboration format that brings together thought leaders—each contributing not only their expertise but also their own audience, professional network, and additional opportunities for promotion and B2B sales?

Alexey Goryachev – Entrepreneur, Investment Banker and Investor; Managing Partner, RB Partners; B Corp Ambassador in Russia

How to Grow in Career, Business, and Life by Investing in People and Yourself

Business is a system of relationships. Relationships follow the same laws as investments: first you invest, then you reap the returns. Alexey will provide a detailed guide to relationship management—how chaotic communications and unconscious connections can be transformed into a clear, structured system.

Small Hall, 1st Floor

A seminar for press secretaries and PR specialists representing the regional "My Business" centers and Regional Resource Centers for Creative Industries Development, held in partnership with the Ministry of Economic Development of the Russian Federation.

Glass Hall, 2nd Floor

The Brand Affairs agency, together with the student agency cultcomms, will create a special space for students and professionals alike. The program is built around the idea of intergenerational collaboration—where forum guests will not only get acquainted with industry trends but also take part in various interactive formats. The youth track will become a space for experience exchange and intergenerational dialogue. Through a variety of game-based formats, students will once again immerse themselves in the atmosphere of the profession, while experienced practitioners will discover fresh perspectives on communications. Every participant—regardless of age or skill level—will have the opportunity to showcase their potential and contribute to the future of the industry.

Track Authors:

• Yakov Minevich – Managing Partner, Brand Affairs
• Ekaterina Tuzova – Team Lead, cultcomms; Account Manager, Brand Affairs

Glass Hall, 2nd Floor

Program Curator:
cultcomms
Session Partner:
Brand Affairs

Who hasn't made mistakes in their youth? Industry experts will share their own experiences of being juniors—telling funny and awkward stories from the early days of their careers in communications.

Moderator
Yakov Minevich, Managing Partner, Brand Affairs

Speakers

1. Andrey Kirpichnikov – Advisor to the President, Nornickel
2. Alena Zaryanova – Head of PR Projects, T-Bank
3. Kristina Petrova – Founder, PR Perfect Communications Agency
4. Ekaterina Tuzova – Team Lead, cultcomms; Account Manager, Brand Affairs

Glass Hall, 2nd Floor

Program Curator:
cultcomms
Session Partner:
Brand Affairs

cultcomms will present the findings of their original research on how artificial intelligence is reshaping what it means to launch a career in communications. Session participants will not only hear the survey results—they will also take part in an interactive format, guessing the research outcomes and discussing them from multiple perspectives in real time.

Moderator
Ilya Sveshnikov, Group Head, Research & Analytics, cultcomms

Speakers

1. Vladimir Nahatakyan – Commercial Director, TWIGA PR; Head of the AKOS Working Group on AI in Communications
2. Rimma Pogodina – Deputy Director, Center for Practical Student Training, School of Communications, HSE University

Glass Hall, 2nd Floor

Program Curator:
cultcomms
Session Partner:
Brand Affairs

Students will form teams and compete to create the winning communications campaign for the beverage brand Fresh Bar. Their pitches will be assessed by a distinguished jury of industry experts with careers spanning from 3 to over 25 years. And how will the challenges be assigned? By a game of spin the bottle—adding an element of chance and fun to the competition!

Judges

1. Ekaterina Pikergil – CEO, Win2Win Communications Agency
2. Arina Chaika – Group Head of SMM, cultcomms
3. (To be confirmed) Representative of Fresh Bar
4. Vladimir Snytko – Group Head of Implementation, cultcomms

Glass Hall, 2nd Floor

Program Curator:
cultcomms
Session Partner:
Brand Affairs

Have you always wanted to ask communications professionals the questions no one dares to ask? This is your chance! In an interactive game-style discussion, industry experts will field tricky, provocative, and offbeat questions from the audience. Each speaker will select questions based on their "meme difficulty level"—and compete for the coveted title of "Guru of Info-Pops." Who will be the most honest, creative, and entertaining? Join us to find out!

Moderator
Vladimir Snytko, Group Head of Implementation, cultcomms

Speakers

1. Ilya Levinson – Director of Integrated Communications Practice, Mikhailov & Partners
2. Yakov Minevich – Managing Partner, Brand Affairs
3. Konstantin Snegov – CEO, SUPPORT AGENCY
4. Anna Tikhonova – Director of Special Projects and PR, R.I.M. – INTERIUM Communications Group