Posts Tagged ‘ summit ’

Marketing Opportunities in Social Virtual Worlds

Jul 23rd, 2008 | By Gary Hayes | Category: Advertising, Conference, Speaking

My slides below from my presentation at one of Australia’s industries leading advertising conferences yesterday which I had previously blogged about “The Advertising and Marketing Summit” It was a jam packed room with around 400 attendees of marketing movers and shakers. I closed the second day with the talk on ‘engaging in virtual communities’ followed [...]

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Speaking at - Ad Marketing Summit 08: Unlocking Excellence

Jul 17th, 2008 | By Gary Hayes | Category: Advertising, Last Post, Marketing, Media Personalizing, Speaking

I am presenting at this years Advertising and Marketing Summit alongside a nice array of fellow ‘bubbled’ keynoters who are tackling a bewildering range of topics, bulleted below that make lovely Google search strings!:

Unleashing the power of brand experience
The Consumer is King – forecasts and trends of tomorrow’s consumer
Creativity techniques to become an [...]

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The Future of…well what? Consultant waffle?

Jul 16th, 2008 | By Gary Hayes | Category: Last Post, Marketing, Media Personalizing

Interesting. I have a screen here at work spiting out various random on the spot blog posts from the Future of Media Summit . Looking at the themes and points coming out forcibly takes me back to the mid to late 90s and even earlier. At today’s conference there is lots of discussion about how [...]

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Seoul Sisters - Gary speaking for Oz at Korean Summit

Jun 4th, 2008 | By Gary Hayes | Category: Brands, Business, Companies, Conference, Creativity, Cross Media, Events, Innovation, LAMP, Participatory Media, Speaking, Web 2.0, Web 3.0

Gary Hayes will be speaking and representing LAMP and AFTRS at the The 2008 KANZ Australia Korea New Zealand Broadband Summit on 19-20 June 2008 in Seoul, Korea.
The ten or so Australian speakers at the two day summit will be led by Senator the Hon Stephen Conroy, Minister for Broadband, Communications and the Digital Economy [...]

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