Difference between となると and just a classic あったら/あれば

I saw an example recently that was like ‘午後から会議となると、急いで準備しなければならないんです。

That could be wrong, but it’s close.

What is the difference between となると and just saying あれば?

I know it can be used to convey ‘when it comes to’, so to add to that I don’t understand how it differs greatly from の時に/の時は etc.

Also I don’t get how it can be used instead of と言えば to say ‘when it comes to’

Thank you!

by Kairi911

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