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  • Aileen finds her favour and comfort in words. She believes there’s a story around every corner and at every turn—but to discover it, one has to listen, stay present, and care enough to be invested. That’s what she enjoys most: leaning into real conversations and shaping them into writing that is honest, human, and worth remembering. Aileen is the Founder of WRComms and the Executive Editor of MALAYSIA SME.
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  • blog Jul 01, 2026
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Want More Publicity From Your Events? Start by Making Life Easier for the Media

Ironically, despite investing thousands—sometimes hundreds of thousands—of ringgit into an event, many organisers unknowingly make it harder for the media to do the very job they were invited to do. By Aileen Anthony, Founder WRComms | Executive Editor MALAYSIA SME The Media Is There to Work, Not Just Attend I’ve attended countless corporate events, conferences,

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  • blog Jul 01, 2026
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Why Are We Networking With Everyone Except the Media?

Networking Is the Main Attraction Every conference promises the same thing. “There will be plenty of networking opportunities.” And there usually are. Coffee breaks become mini marketplaces. Business cards change hands. LinkedIn QR codes are scanned. Founders look for investors, suppliers meet buyers, startups pitch potential partners, and professionals reconnect with familiar faces. For many,

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  • blog Jul 01, 2026
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Building a Thought Leadership Engine: How to Maximise the Value of Your Keynote Speakers Beyond the Stage

Securing a renowned keynote speaker is often one of the biggest investments an event organiser makes. Considerable effort goes into identifying the right voice, managing schedules, coordinating travel, and ensuring the session delivers value to delegates. Yet, for many conferences, the relationship with the speaker ends the moment they step off the stage. In reality,

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  • blog Jun 30, 2026
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Building a Thought Leadership Engine: Finding the Gravity That Keeps Your Communications Investments in Place

When the Event Ends, Does the Value End Too? Every organisation invests significantly in communications and marketing. Forums, conferences, networking sessions and stakeholder engagements require considerable resources. Beyond the venue, speakers and programme, there are countless hours spent planning the itinerary, coordinating logistics, inviting guests and creating an experience that reflects the organisation’s aspirations. These

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  • blog Jun 24, 2026
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Building a Thought Leadership Engine: Turning Your Monthly Conversations into Publishable Narratives

Thought Leadership Begins with Definition Many business leaders approach thought leadership as a content exercise. They focus on publishing articles, sharing opinions on social media, or commenting on industry developments. While these activities are important, they are not where thought leadership begins. Genuine thought leadership starts with a leader’s ability to articulate what they believe,

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  • blog Jun 08, 2026
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Narrative Ownership: If AI Can’t Trust You, It Won’t Recommend You

By Aileen Anthony, Founder, WRComms Next week, together with a team of 30, June 14-18, 2026, I will be hiking Mount Kinabalu.n It has taken eight months of preparation. Like many people approaching a significant challenge, I am excited, but also slightly anxious. While my legs feel noticeably stronger than they did when I first

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