BHM’s Enitan Kehinde To Speak At Africa Communications Week 2021

Enitan Kehinde, a Lead Consultant at Nigeria’s leading Media and Public Relations company, BHM, has been confirmed to speak at the 2021 Africa Communications Week.

First launched in 2017, Africa Communications Week is the premier gathering for marketing communications practitioners passionate about the transformation of the continent through strategic communication.

Themed “Changing Perceptions on Africa: Now what?” the 2021 edition will run from Tuesday, May 25 to Friday, May 28, 2021.

Speaking ahead of the conference, Enitan says, “I am particularly excited about the event this year because like the work we do at BHM with the Nigeria PR Report, Global Day of Influence, World PR Day, and several other projects, there is a need to continue to push the right narratives, more defined and more reflective of our realities.”

Enitan was recently announced as the Lead Consultant/GM-designate for BHM’s operations in the UK. She has worked as Lead Consultant on BHM’s FMCG portfolio for three years, driving the Coca-Cola and Nigerian Breweries accounts and leading a team of 10 consultants across corporate communications, and brand PR.

Enitan co-authored the BHM Guide to Public Relations in 2016, has worked as Lead Coordinator for Nigeria PR Report for over three years. She is a member of the CIPR and PRCA.

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