Panel Speaker at #DMWF North America

Conference: #DMWF North America 2022 (Digital Marketing World Forum)

Date: October 5, 2022

Location: Santa Clara Convention Center

Discussion Topic - Exploring the importance of customer-centric approaches to strategies in marketing and remaining relevant to your customers

• How to truly understand your customers with insights & data-driven approaches
• Reviewing the importance for brands to be transparent about data, their processes and how it affects the end-user
• The impact wider afield – marketing, sales, product, and insights departments

Other Panel Speakers:

• Jimmy Newson, Founder, Jimmy Newson Consulting | Moving Forward Small Business
• Brady Renner, Managing Director, Business Development, Meltwater
• Lisa Routel, Marketing Strategy Lead, Verizon
• Sarfraz Nawaz, Supply Chain, Digital Health, J&J

https://www.digitalmarketing-conference.com/northamerica/

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