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15:20 - 16:10 16:20 - 17:00


PANEL DISCUSSION REDEFINING MARKETING SUCCESS: WHY ROI AND MARKETING


DON’T ALWAYS BELONG IN THE SAME SENTENCE


CLOSING KEYNOTE SESSION GOING GLOBAL: HOW FORD MOTOR COMPANY SETS THE TONE FOR A GLOBAL SOCIAL MEDIA STRATEGY


LOCATION: THE GREAT HALL LOCATION: THE GREAT HALL


- The End - HELLO


I’M BEN, iSTRATEGY’S PROGRAMME MANAGER. WHAT DO YOU THINK?


This conference took about 20 weeks to research, plan and organise. We really hope you think it was worth it.


I also hope that you take back loads of really useful advice to your job / organisation / private island / front room.


If you do, then we’ve done our jobs well – and would really appreciate your feedback to keep doing them well.


If you don’t, then we need to improve – and your feedback will really help. We ask three questions of every presenter for every session:


# Is your presentation engaging? # Is your message authentic? # Are your takeaways of real,


practical value for savvy marketers?


Did they hit all three points? I would love to know who did, who didn’t, and whom you would REALLY like to see next time.


Please email me: ben.thompson@gdsinternational.com


I can’t guarantee you an iScar, but I can guarantee you 20 weeks of full attention to your comments.


Thanks, BEN


@bengethin


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