TFM&A FEATURE HIGHLIGHTS
IT’S ALL UNDER ONE ROOF: 2012 SHOWHIGHLIGHTS
FOUR SHOWS UNDERONE ROOF For the first time ever, you can visit the UK’s three leading marketing and advertising events – TFM&A, OA&A and DMX, all in one place, giving you a truly multi-channel experience. From online and digital to CRM, data and direct, take a day out of the office and set yourself up with all the knowledge, inspiration and contacts you’ll need for the next 12 months. Don’t forget, you can also access Publishing Expo free with your badge, which is taking place just next door!
MORE THAN 250 OF THE
INDUSTRY’S LEADING SUPPLIERS Covering every area of the industry from online, digital, CRM, data and direct marketing, the industry experts are here to answer your questions. Visit pages 3-5 for the 2012 floor plan and A-Z exhibitor list.
10 INSPIRATIONAL KEYNOTES An opportunity to get access to the greatest marketing minds with keynotes from leading brands including Google, Microsoft, O2 Media, eBay Advertising, A4U, Experian Marketing Services and Yahoo!, as well as a
MyCustomer.com panel discussion, featuring companies including IBM and
Salesforce.com. For the full keynote programme, turn to pages 14-15.
OVER 100 SEMINARS FEATURING THE WORLD’S BIGGEST
BRANDS Nine themed theatres for 2012 provide back-to-back seminars with detailed focus and insight and real-life case studies across all aspects of marketing and advertising including social media, search marketing, online advertising, content management, web analytics plus more. Visit pages 16-27 for the full seminar schedule.
TFM&A NETWORKING BAR
Co-sponsors:
Catch up with existing clients or make new contacts over a coffee away from the busy show floor in the TFM&A Networking Bar, sponsored by UK Changes and bluewolf.
sponsored by:
TFM&A INTERNET CAFE
If you need to get online while at the show, head for our internet café, sponsored by SkyDox. Take some time out, enjoy a breather from the busy show floor and connect to the free wi-fi.
28 25% TECHNOLOGY FOR MARKETING & ADVERTISING TECHNOLOGY FOR MARKETING & ADVERTISING Open your mind to a world of inspiration, innovation and new contacts at this year’s event
CIM MARKETING EXPERIENCE AND EDUCATION LIVE
The CIM, the leading professional body for marketing in the UK will be running exclusive taster sessions as part of the CIM Marketing Experience in a number of seminar theatres across the two days of the show, just look out for the CIM logos on the programme on pages 16-27! For anyone thinking about personal development by studying a CIM or CAM qualification, CIM Education Live is an opportunity to discover more and meet the study centres involved. You can find CIM Education Live located in the Conference Gallery on the 1st Floor.
OMI SOCIAL MEDIA WORKSHOPS
OMI workshops will provide practical how-to’s behind great social media tactics on Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, Google+, blogs and more from the world’s leading social media experts, and all in an intimate classroom environment on Wednesday February 29th. For more information and to book your place, visit the Online Marketing Institute on stand A4.
MORE SEATS!
ADVICE YOU CAN ACTION – FROM THE IDM ACADEMY
Here’s your chance to sample the renowned and respected IDM training experience for free. Academy sessions are short, sharp skills boosts, delivered by expert marketers. Learn from their real world experience and take away their advice. You’ll leave brimming with ideas you can put into action back at the office. Look out for the IDM logos on the seminar programme on pages 16-27.
APP ZONE
Visit our App Zone’s top developers and let them take your app knowledge up to the next level.
GAIN CPD POINTS Attend the show to attain up to 10 CPD credits from CIM.
DMA SOCIAL MEDIA CLINIC Meet the DMA on stand C8 and discuss any social media and data issues or queries with the experts!
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