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5.30 – 5.40 pm Welcome and Presentation of the EACD 5.40 – 6.00 pm “Coopetition”– The Challenge Between Shareholders and Clients Maria Antónia Saldanha will speak about how the clever combination of cooperation and competition has promoted efficiency and innovation in the Portuguese payments system. 6.00 – 6.20 pm Listed Companies Communication: Identity and Image Listed companies have to observe a set of mandatory laws, particularly in terms of disclosure information. José Quintela will speak about inte- grating financial communication within the company’s communications framework and strategy. 6.20 – 6.40 pm What Are You Talking About? Rita Maltez will discuss shareholders’ information rights, board’s infor- mation duties, both from legal and practical communications perspec- tives, with a focus on current privatisation processes in Portugal. 6.40 – 6.50 pm Break 6.50 – 7.10 pm Communication in the Financial Sector: 10 Rules to be Followed? Cristina Dias Neves will examine communications and media relations concerns, with a primary focus on the financial sector. She will discuss the contemporary challenges of the era of social media and the more traditionally examined topics of earlier decades, such as how people connect emotionally and build alliances based on trust and fairness. 7.10 – 7.40 pm Concluding Discussion: “Financial Communications: Rebuilding Trust and Confidence” Moderated by Rui Martins, EACD Regional Coordinator for Portugal 7.40 – 8.30 pm Get-Together When the discussion is over and all your questions have been answered, there will be the opportunity to relax and enjoy refreshments, network with your peers from across the region and discuss the day’s events. THE EACD REGIONAL DEBATES 2011 AUSTRIA I BELGIUM I BULGARIA I CROATIA I CYPRUS I CZECH REPUBLIC I DENMARK I ESTONIA I FINLAND I FRANCE I GERMANY I GREECE I HUNGARY I ICELAND I IRELAND I ITALY I LATVIA I LITHUANIA I LUXEMBOURG I MALTA I MONTENEGRO I NETHERLANDS I NORWAY I POLAND I PORTUGAL I ROMANIA I RUSSIA I SERBIA I SLOVAK REPUBLIC I SLOVENIA I SPAIN I SWEDEN I SWITZERLAND I TURKEY I UNITED KINGDOM LISBON/PORTUGAL SCHEDULE NOVEMBER 9, 2011 • 5.30 PM • HOTEL ALTIS PARTNER SPONSOR HOSTS/VENUE www.eacd-online.eu Hotel Altis Rua Castilho, 11 1269-072 Lisbon Financial Communications: Rebuilding Trust and Con�dence Maria Antónia Saldanha Communication & Image Manager SIBS Maria Antonia Saldanha has been Com- munications & Image Manager at SIBS SGPS since 2007. She is also the PR ad- visor of Vitor Bento, CEO of SIBS SGPS. Since this January, she has advised the SOS Children’s Villages-Portugal on mat- ters related to PR and communications. Ms Saldanha completed her studies at the University Lusiada of Lisbon and has also taken courses at SEBRAE, INP, Insti- tute Nova Forum of the faculty of Econo- mics of the New University of Lisbon and the Portuguese Catholic University. Cristina Dias Neves Head of Communications Banco Santander Totta Communications Director of Bank Santander Totta since 2006, Cristina Dias Neves is the bank’s spokesperson and is responsible for external commu- nications. After studying Political and Communication Sciences, she gained professional experience as a journalist, and contributed to several publications, including Fortunas & Negócios and Meios & Publicidade. Prior to her current job, Ms Dias Neves advised some of the largest companies of the PSI-20, while at the communication consulting firm, João Líbano Monteiro & Associados. José Quintela Managing Partner Quintela & Reis Consultants José Quintela is a partner at Quintela & Reis Consultants. He is also a lecturer on Public Relations, Media Relations, and Financial Communication at the INP (Institute of New Professions) and the IGB (Institute of Management). Mr Quintela holds a DEA (Master of Ad- vanced Studies) and is currently earning a PhD with a financial focus on organi- satonal communications. He has a wide range of PR experience and is the author of scientific and technical papers and the book, Transparency on PSI-20 Listed Companies Websites. Rita Maltez Partner Pares Advogados Rita Maltez is a Partner at the law firm, Pares Advogados. Her areas of experise are M&A, both at the national and inter- national level, as well as advising boards in governance matters, and structuring governance models. Ms Maltez is also a professor of Corporate Governance for a post-graduate course, a member of the Portuguese and European Institutes of Corporate Governance, a Board Mem- ber of the Association of Law Firms of Portugal (ASAP) and the author of a blog (www.governodassociedades.word- press.com). ABOUT THE REGIONAL DEBATES Having already hosted more than 85 events in capital cities across Europe since March 2008, the EACD Regional Debates place the communications profession in both a pan-European and regional context. These regional forums bring together EACD members to network and connect while further promoting the EACD’s vi- sion, and give communicators the opportunity to learn from one another’s ideas and experiences.

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5.30 – 5.40 pm

Welcome and Presentation of the EACD

5.40 – 6.00 pm

“Coopetition”– The Challenge Between Shareholders and ClientsMaria Antónia Saldanha will speak about how the clever combination of cooperation and competition has promoted efficiency and innovation in the Portuguese payments system.

6.00 – 6.20 pm

Listed Companies Communication: Identity and ImageListed companies have to observe a set of mandatory laws, particularly in terms of disclosure information. José Quintela will speak about inte-grating financial communication within the company’s communications framework and strategy.

6.20 – 6.40 pm

What Are You Talking About?Rita Maltez will discuss shareholders’ information rights, board’s infor-mation duties, both from legal and practical communications perspec-tives, with a focus on current privatisation processes in Portugal.

6.40 – 6.50 pm Break

6.50 – 7.10 pm

Communication in the Financial Sector: 10 Rules to be Followed?Cristina Dias Neves will examine communications and media relations concerns, with a primary focus on the financial sector. She will discuss the contemporary challenges of the era of social media and the more traditionally examined topics of earlier decades, such as how people connect emotionally and build alliances based on trust and fairness.

7.10 – 7.40 pm

Concluding Discussion: “Financial Communications: Rebuilding Trust and Confidence”Moderated by Rui Martins, EACD Regional Coordinator for Portugal

7.40 – 8.30 pm

Get-TogetherWhen the discussion is over and all your questions have been answered, there will be the opportunity to relax and enjoy refreshments, network with your peers from across the region and discuss the day’s events.

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P A R T N E R S P O N S O R H O S T S / V E N U E

www.eacd-online.eu

Hotel AltisRua Castilho, 111269-072 Lisbon

Financial Communications: Rebuilding Trust and Con�dence

Maria Antónia SaldanhaCommunication & Image ManagerSIBS

Maria Antonia Saldanha has been Com-

munications & Image Manager at SIBS

SGPS since 2007. She is also the PR ad-

visor of Vitor Bento, CEO of SIBS SGPS.

Since this January, she has advised the

SOS Children’s Villages-Portugal on mat-

ters related to PR and communications.

Ms Saldanha completed her studies at

the University Lusiada of Lisbon and has

also taken courses at SEBRAE, INP, Insti-

tute Nova Forum of the faculty of Econo-

mics of the New University of Lisbon and

the Portuguese Catholic University.

Cristina Dias NevesHead of CommunicationsBanco Santander Totta

Communications Director of Bank

Santander Totta since 2006, Cristina

Dias Neves is the bank’s spokesperson

and is responsible for external commu-

nications. After studying Political and

Communication Sciences, she gained

professional experience as a journalist,

and contributed to several publications,

including Fortunas & Negócios and

Meios & Publicidade. Prior to her current

job, Ms Dias Neves advised some of the

largest companies of the PSI-20, while

at the communication consulting firm,

João Líbano Monteiro & Associados.

José Quintela Managing PartnerQuintela & Reis Consultants

José Quintela is a partner at Quintela &

Reis Consultants. He is also a lecturer

on Public Relations, Media Relations,

and Financial Communication at the

INP (Institute of New Professions) and

the IGB (Institute of Management). Mr

Quintela holds a DEA (Master of Ad-

vanced Studies) and is currently earning

a PhD with a financial focus on organi-

satonal communications. He has a wide

range of PR experience and is the author

of scientific and technical papers and

the book, Transparency on PSI-20 Listed

Companies Websites.

Rita Maltez PartnerPares Advogados

Rita Maltez is a Partner at the law firm,

Pares Advogados. Her areas of experise

are M&A, both at the national and inter-

national level, as well as advising boards

in governance matters, and structuring

governance models. Ms Maltez is also a

professor of Corporate Governance for a

post-graduate course, a member of the

Portuguese and European Institutes of

Corporate Governance, a Board Mem-

ber of the Association of Law Firms of

Portugal (ASAP) and the author of a blog

(www.governodassociedades.word-

press.com).

A B O U T T H E R E G I O N A L D E B A T E S

Having already hosted more than 85 events in capital cities across Europe since March 2008, the EACD Regional Debates place the communications profession in both a pan-European and regional context. These regional forums bring together EACD members to network and connect while further promoting the EACD’s vi-sion, and give communicators the opportunity to learn from one another’s ideas and experiences.

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L I S B O N / P O R T U G A L

N O V E M B E R 9 , 2 0 1 1 • 5 . 3 0 P M • H O T E L A L T I S

Financial Communications: Rebuilding Trust and Con�dence