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Nice meeting you today! _ _ _ Dian Noeh Abubakar Senior Vice President, Weber Shandwick / Indonesia M +62 855 100 2796 [email protected] [email protected] Twitter: @dian_noeh Facebook & LinkedIn: Dian Noeh Abubakar Blog: http://diannoeh.wordpress.com Weber Shandwick Advocacy starts here. PRWeek International Consultancy of the Year 2009 PRWeek Global Agency Report Card 2009 Gold Medal Winner The Holmes Report Global Agency of the Year 2008

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Nice meeting you today!

_ _ _Dian Noeh Abubakar

Senior Vice President, Weber Shandwick / Indonesia

M +62 855 100 2796

[email protected] [email protected]

Twitter: @dian_noeh Facebook & LinkedIn: Dian Noeh Abubakar

Blog: http://diannoeh.wordpress.com

Weber Shandwick

Advocacy starts here.

PRWeek International Consultancy of the Year 2009

PRWeek Global Agency Report Card 2009 – Gold Medal Winner

The Holmes Report Global Agency of the Year 2008

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Dian Noeh AbubakarSenior Vice President , Weber Shandwick / Indonesia

Dian was contributor at SBS Radio Melbourne then she started her PR career by joining Ogilvy PR Worldwide / Jakarta, Indonesia. Her portfolio includes corporate communications, banking and finance, brand/consumers, Islamic Finance and public advocacy.

Dian worked at Time International then in January 2005, joined the leading Swiss based financial firm, UBS AG, holding an in-house role.

In late 2007, she returned to Ogilvy PR Worldwide / Jakarta and led the firm to become the winning Agency of the Year Award in two consecutive years, honoured by a reputable local media group based on client and journalist nominations.

Dian joined Weber Shandwick in June 2009 as Vice President, bringing with her communications expertise in many growing sectors in Indonesia, such as – but not limited to – banking, finance, brand PR, corporate communications and luxury brands.

In her free time, Dian lectures public relations courses at leading communications and business universities and is a regular contributor to major publications on the communications industry. She’s now lecturing on part time basis at Prasetiya Mulya Business School at present.

Dian is also an active member of the Indonesia PR Practitioner Group [IPPG], a community PR group that focuses on education.

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Why PR and Soccer?

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I am happy to work in PR industry;

both in leading PR firms and as in-house.

It gives the pleasure of learning,

that I have to hunt and achieve goal.

It gives so much fun as I have been

working as an individual and a team.

It’s fun, guaranteed. Like soccer.

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• Global operators build strong presence with the

support of local force

• The growth of local PR firms which show there has

been transfer of knowledge. Plus greater

competition that excites PR people

• Market that has understood the role of PR in

communication.

PR Industry in Indonesia has been growing

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Hence, with the growth of Public Relations,

let’s see our understanding on PR first, then

move on!

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What’s PR?

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Female, July 2004 edition

Let’s begin with…

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Public Relations

• PR campaigns enable others

do the talking for you.

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• the big bang approach advocated by

advertising people is different with a slow

build-up by PR

• crucial ingredient in brand building

PR compared to advertising fellow

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How PR Differs from Advertising

• Advertising can precisely control the

message and the delivery vehicle

• You can control the “look,”

frequency and content of the

message

• You can control the timing

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• Build loyalty and trust

• Face fewer risks of crisis and recover sooner

• Build momentum

• Shape brand and reputation of the company, connect to

communities of the organization that he / she represents

• Cost effective and fluid

Business leaders and how they use PR

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How we do PR as a team?

I am Gunners, I like 4-3-3.

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How do we build PR Program?

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PR material starts with aspiration and trust. Not popularity.

Delivered brand experience through his

consistent fair play and amazing matches. He

recorded achievement as a group, and

individual. Zidane and his strong

determination made him the star of the match

and the engine for the team and lastly, Zidane

has been able to apply the concept of

emotional branding.

Marc Gobe in his book Emotional Branding

said that emotional branding occurs when

there is aspiration. Zidane has inspired

children, especially immigrants, about hard

work, reward and accolades.

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Trusted communicator

Personality. Zidane has an emotional

dimension of being a soccer genius and

patient general. This is aligned with Karl

Speak’s thought that personal branding is

about value system between the brand and

audience.

TRUST. Trust level grows along with

reputation and it takes time to build one. List

of awards and consistency those reflected

positive quality have produced a bank of

high trust level of Zidane resulting caliber

soccer player Beckenbauer supported him

in the case of heading Materazzi.

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Why are they in media?

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Understanding How the Media Works

Elements of an interesting piece:

controversy, conflict, drama,

personalities and change

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The key in PR: messaging.

We can use moments and unintended

moments to become PR moments.

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@marketPluzMagz

Sepakbola:

panggung selebritas

Dan, industri besar.

Inspiring stories,

inspiring messages

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(1) Appropriate

(2) Meaningful

(3) Memorable

(4) Understandable

(5) Believable

People listen to they who

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Properly and effectively use language

Write clearly

Use symbols, acronyms and slogans

Avoid jargon

Avoid clichés

Avoid discriminatory language

People listen to they who

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What we can do.

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Social media

empowers people.

We can drive

others to do

something positive

for others.

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Thank you.

_ _ _Dian Noeh Abubakar

Vice President, Weber Shandwick / Indonesia

M +62 855 100 2796

[email protected] [email protected]

Twitter: dian_noeh Facebook & LinkedIn: Dian Noeh Abubakar

Blog: http://diannoeh.wordpress.com

Weber Shandwick

Advocacy starts here.

PRWeek International Consultancy of the Year 2009

PRWeek Global Agency Report Card 2009 – Gold Medal Winner

The Holmes Report Global Agency of the Year 2008