Special Events

Editorial Intelligence aims to promote thought leadership through a special range of high end events which provoke ideas and media coverage.

Comment Conference

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Gender Agenda

The fifth in Editorial Intelligence’s Comment Conference series, The Gender Agenda brought together key women from across all sectors to discuss the challenges, and successes that women experience in the world of work today.

The timing coincided with the aftermath of the ‘Davies Review’ recommendations for increasing the representation of women in Britain’s boardrooms. Through a programme of discussion, debates and short ‘thoughts’, attendees will tried to address the key questions and topics raised by the The Gender Agenda.

Sessions across the day looked at:

What do we mean by 'The Gender Agenda'
Boardroom 2.0
Bright Spots: Women Making A Difference on their terms

Names Not Numbers

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Names Not Numbers is an international thought leadership symposium which brings together opinion formers in media, academia, politics, business, culture and technology. Described by historian Niall Ferguson as being like ‘Davos... with community singing’, Names Not Numbers is held annually on three continents in partnership with global brands and speakers.

Names Not Numbers will be held in Portmeirion, Wales between the 9th & 11th March in 2012 and will examine 'What Lasts? Durability & Sustainability'.

Guests for 2012 include: Tracey Emin, Artist; Jemima Khan, Campaigner and Writer; Sir Howard Stringer, Chairman, Chief Executive Officer and President, Sony Corporation and Simon Walker, Director-General, Institute of Directors.

Names Not Numbers was held as a pop up event in New York in June 2011 and Mumbai in November 2011.

View highlights from Names Not Numbers Mumbai

Brand partners include BBC Global News, the Financial Times, Edelman, Jaguar Land Rover and Vodafone.

See www.namesnotnumbers.com for full details, to register interest for Names Not Numbers UK 2012 or our New York and Mumbai events, and to download the post-2010 symposium report.

Comment Awards

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The Comment Awards, now in their third year, celebrate comment in all its forms- both print and online from the Commentariat across both newspapers and the blogosphere.

The Comment Awards 2011 category judges included Louise Chunn, Editor, Psychologies Magazine; Luke Johnson, Chair, RSA and Chief Executive, Risk Capital Partners; Jon Sopel, Presenter, BBC Politics Show and Baroness Shriti Vadera. The judging panel will be chaired by Harvey Goldsmith CBE.

The winners of this year's Comment Awards have now been announced, click here to see the full list of 2011's winners and here to see 2010's winners.

The Comment Awards 2011 are held in association with Barclays and Jaguar Land Rover as well as a range of category sponsors.

For more information please visit www.commentawards.com

If you would like to discuss our special branded events please contact:
Emma Fisher, Managing Director
emma@editorialintelligence.com / +44 (0)20 7759 1850