Discover the 2012 programmes

 

Foundation group: Bachelor students (1st, 2nd, 3rd years)

 

1- The business background behind marketing - Paul Burns

 

How to gain a real and tangible understanding of a client's business; having a deeper grasp of a client's business helps communication practitioners win new assignments and create even more effective ideas.

 

2- Consumer Insight, writing a great brief - Paul Arnold

 

Understand the skills required by a strategic brand planner to write creative briefs and inspire outstanding advertising which will bring commercial success.

 

3- Brand loyalty & emotional connections between brands and consumers - Micky Denehy

 

A look at how brands really connect with consumers in a way that generates loyalty and long term profit.

 

4- Disruptive advertising - Dietmar Dahmen

 

Digital media changed our lives, our behaviour, our decision processes. It dramatically disrupted the traditional role of advertising. This course will introduce you to communication "beyond 360°".

 

5- Creative idea generation and judgment - Steve Henry

 

Learn techniques for thinking laterally and creatively around a client brief; go beyond the obvious to find ideas that resonate with consumers and produce more effective communication; understand the need to fight internally and externally to keep and nurture the best ideas. 

 

6- Learning to present yourself and your ideas brilliantly - Siobhan Stanley

 

Learn how to persuade with charm and insight and find a real passion to make you a compelling communicator.

 

7- The pitch 

 

Your chance to show what you can do - brilliant research, insights and a great brief - plus, of course, an inspiring idea and why you believe your campaign will be more effective than the others!

 

Programme schedule

Foundation group   Morning   Afternoon
 
Monday  

9h00-10h00
Get together session (Micky Denehy)

 

10h00-11h00

Presentation of client brief

 

11h00-14h00
Understand Client's Business

(Paul Burns)

 

14h00-18h00
Understanding Client's Business

(Paul Burns)


 

 


 

 

 
Tuesday  

9h30-13h00
Consumer Insight, writing a great brief

(Paul Arnold)

 

14h00-17h30
Brand loyalty & emotional connections between brands and consumers

(Micky Denehy)

 
Wednesday  

9h30-13h00
Disruptive advertising

(Dietmar Dahmen)

 

14h00 – 17h30
Creative idea generation and judgment

(Steve Henry)

 
Thursday  

9h30-13h00
Learning to present yourself and your ideas brilliantly

(Siobhan Stanley)

  Students in groups working on the pitch
 
Friday   9h00-13h00
Student team presentations

 
   

Advanced group: Masters' degree students and young professionals (1 or 2 years experience in agencies)

 

1- How agencies make money, agency finances and your role in the process - Rosie Doggett 

 

This workshop looks at how agencies make money and covers the fundamentals of agency finances and explores some of the business models agencies will need to consider to stay in business.

 

2- Communications Effectiveness - Gurdeep Puri

 

In this session you will get a better understanding of what effectiveness really means and how it can contribute significantly to the agency / client relationship. You will discover what needs to be considered to implement an effectiveness strategy to demonstrate the commercial value of creativity.

 

3- Turning a client into an inspiring creative brief that will win creative and effectiveness awards - Paul Arnold

 

Ads that win creative awards are more effective than those that don't - this is a generally accepted fact. But how do you write a brief that does this, how do you transform sales numbers and research findings into a pithy and clear creative brief? This workshop will help show you the light!

 

4- Generating Great Creative Ideas - Steve Henry

 

Work on techniques for thinking laterally and creatively around a client brief and striving to generate ideas that resonate with consumers and produce more effective communication.

 

5- Disruptive advertising - Dietmar Dahmen

 

Digital media changed our lives, our behaviour, our decision processes. It dramatically disrupted the traditional role of advertising. This course will introduce you to communication "beyond 360°".

 

6- Learning to present with confidence - Siobhan Stanley

 

Explore ways to help overcome nerves, project your real self and win over an audience; in this interactive session, you’ll learn how to “put on a show” every time you present internally or externally. It’s hard work but a fun and rewarding experience.

 

7- The pitch

 

You chance to show what you can do - brilliant research, insights and a great brief - plus, of course, an inspiring idea and why you believe your campaign will be more effective that the others!

 

 

Programme schedule

Advanced group   Morning   Afternoon
 
Monday  

9h00-10h00
Get together session

(Micky Denehy)

 

10h00-11h00

Presentation of client brief

 

11h00-13h00

How agencies make money,

agency finances and your role

in the process

(Rosie Doggett)





 

14h00-16h00
How agencies make money,

agency finances and your role in the process

(Rosie Doggett)

 

16h00-17h00

Communications Effectiveness

(Gurdeep Puri)

 

 

 

 
Tuesday  

9h30-13h00
Communications Effectiveness

(Gurdeep Puri)

 

14h00-17h30
Turning a client brief into an inspiring

creative brief that will win creative and effectiveness awards

(Paul Arnold)

 

 
Wednesday  

9h30-13h00
Generating Great Creative Ideas

(Steve Henri)



 

14h00 – 17h30
Disruptive advertising

(Dietmar Dahmen)

 
Thursday   9h00-13h00
Students in groups working on the pitch
 

14h00-17h30
Learning to present yourself and your ideas brilliantly

(Siobhan Stanley)



 
Friday   Students in groups working on the pitch  

14h00-18h00

Student team presentations

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