Yerevan, September 28 – The MediaMax media company will host the FinComm Armenia 2026 conference on October 7, 2026, in Yerevan, focusing on communication issues within the financial sector. The conference also celebrates the 20th anniversary of the Banks.am portal, established in 2006 to provide reliable information about the financial industry to the public.
Conference Partners and Objectives
Partners for the FinComm Armenia 2026 conference include Evocabank, Wilco Capital Management, and Boyden Armenia. Skill Event Marketing is serving as the event partner.
“Over 20 years, both the financial sector and communication methods have undergone immense changes, bringing new opportunities as well as new challenges and risks. We expect frank and interesting discussions,” said Ara Tadevosyan, Director of MediaMax.
Event Details and Registration
The FinComm Armenia 2026 conference will take place on October 7, 2026, from 09:30 to 13:00, in the “Tigran Mets” hall of the “Armenia Marriott” hotel. Participation is free, and those interested can pre-register via the following link: https://skill.am/fincomm-armenia-2026.
Panel Discussions and Speakers
The conference will feature two panel discussions: “From press release to push notification: the evolution of bank communication” and “Lessons in building trust.”
Participants of the First Discussion:
- Lyusi Sarukhanyan, Head of Marketing and PR Department, Evocabank
- Tatevik Vardevanyan, Head of Communications and Social Responsibility Programs Department, IDBank/Idram
- Arman Tonikyan, Head of Marketing Department, Armeconombank
- Kristina Poghosyan, Head of Public Relations and Communications Department, Byblos Bank Armenia
Participants of the Second Discussion:
- Lena Gyulkhazyan, Head of Public Relations, Wilco Capital Management
- Susanna Tonoyan, Head of Public Relations Service, “TEL-CELL” CJSC
- Mikael Margaryan, General Director, “Kub Invest” CJSC
- Nshan Meliksetyan, Executive Director, “Smart Credit” Universal Credit Organization
The working language of the conference is Armenian, with simultaneous English translation provided.
