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GS Marketing Management stages conversations on cancel culture

CancelledtGPT, an event directed towards the discussion of the impact of “cancel culture”  across industries, was held on May 4, 2024. Organized by the Marketing Management class of the UST Graduate School, the event brought together 200 attendees to the Thomas Aquinas Research Center Auditorium wherein several notable speakers were invited to share their insights and  experiences.

Speakers for the forum were Ms. Regina R. Asa, a seasoned professional in the Filipino food service industry; Ms. Maria Chele D. Mendoza, a former disk jockey turned public relations practitioner; Mr. James Deakin, an automotive journalist and opinion columnist; and Ms. Dimples Romana, an actress, author, and television host. Their collective experiences in their respective industries shed light on how to handle cancel culture.

Mendoza and Romana’s life in the spotlight highlighted resilience in the face of adversity–especially in an industry where cancel culture is very rampant. Romana also emphasized her advocacy of creating an authentic and positive community in the digital sphere.

Asa reflected on her exposure in the food service industry and how effective leadership can help navigate the challenges posed by cancel culture.

Meanwhile, Deakin spoke of his multifaceted career and how his many roles reflect the complexities of navigating cancel culture in the digital age.

The forum was organized to highlight the importance of engaging with cancel culture in an informed,  constructive, and open-minded manner that sets a precedent for future discussions on the topic.

Attendees left with a deeper understanding of cancel culture’s implications and the importance of  resilience and authenticity in navigating online criticism. CancelledtGPT served as a platform for thought provoking discussions, highlighting the potential for social transformation amidst the tepid waters of cancel culture.

As society continuously evolves, along with the technological advances in this day and  age, events like CancelledtGPT play a pivotal role in fostering informed dialogue and empowering  individuals to navigate the digital landscape with confidence.

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