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Industry Leading Solution Providers
Meet One2One with the partners best suited to tackle your unique challenges.
Over 30 Speakers
Learn from the leaders driving marketing innovation in our rapidly evolving climate.
Exclusive Rewards
Enjoy complimentary gifts on us, simply for taking part and exploring innovation in your sector.
Using the same data-driven matching logic as our in-person events, we take the legwork out of finding new partners. Meet directly with companies vetted specifically for you to confidently tackle your challenges, within your budget and time frame. There is a minimum of 6 meetings, and no maximum.
The challenge of digital is no exotic location, no 5-star dining, and no face time. But we do have a quite brilliant system connecting you with the right people and rewarding you for it. Take all 6 solution provider meetings and we’ll thank you generously. Being a business leader is tough, especially at the moment; you’re well-deserving of an exceptional experience, no matter the limitations.
Watch it when it’s released, or later on demand. Your experience is up to you.
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During this session, we hear how Lloyds CMO, Jo Scott, has worked her way through various cultural scandals that have shaken Lloyds’ internal teams to the core. She explains the importance of leaning into issues, as opposed to avoiding them, in order to have uncomfortable conversations that lead to real, pioneering change.
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The world of events has changed forever, that much is obvious. However, what isn’t always so obvious is what the new future of events will look like for organisations wanting to begin engaging with their audiences. As the Virtual Conference Business Development Manager at ON24, Andy Johnston is one of the few with the experience and expertise which grants him a uniquely insightful perspective.
During this session, Andy will share his invaluable thoughts around how events have changed over the last 16 months, from reacting to the new challenges brought about by COVID-19, to how organisations are enhancing their traditionally physical events with industry leading hybrid technology. In a world full of uncertainty, hearing from an expert such as Andy can provide an essential steer on how to keep your events as a success.
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Head of Marketing at Tata Communications shares his insight on the necessity of AI & machine learning for securing the future of our industry as somewhat of an art, as well as how AI can combine both data and creative to ensure ultimate reach, conversion & ROI.
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With 4.7 billion people online and 4.1 billion people on social media: Anyone in the world can create their own dance party. Join Grad Conn for this session to understand why mass one-to-one marketing and advertising is becoming a reality. Discover how organisations can start dance parties by leveraging a mass-one-to-one approach; engaging customers and prospective customers in a personalised, engaging and conversational way. Grad shares examples of “dance parties” to inspire you to create your own.
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The pandemic has caused the sales and marketing roles to re-align and work closer together than ever before. This session explores how to scale globally, during a period of hypergrowth.
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The Covid-19 pandemic has accelerated e-commerce progression globally, which is why it’s important to consider not just where we are now but also the future of e-commerce. Will this growth continue? What is the future of the physical store? What omni-channel strategies are most effective? How to manage cluster segmentation and targeting diversity cross-channel for a broad audience? These questions will all be considered and debated in this session.
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The customer journey does not stop once a purchase has been made online, but is your post-purchase experience matching up and how can this be improved? With e-commerce accelerating rapidly, customers are increasingly caring more about their experience after purchase online and this session will focus on best practice and sharing lessons learnt.
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With the ‘new normal’ in working practices being a hybrid approach for many, this session will discuss best practice in informing and engaging team members at home and in the office simultaneously. As well as how to engage all personality types in a hybrid or remote working model and a look at technology preferences for marketing leaders.
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Emails, messages, app pings, mobile notifications. Today’s marketers face more distractions than ever. This overwhelming noise disrupts focus, breaks flow, and leads to burnout. At the same time, in an era of distributed, (remote and hybrid) work, ensuring teams are connected is essential.
So, how do we build meaningful connections without adding to information overload? In this session, Jessica Gilmartin identifies blocks to our focus and flow, and shares her strategies, as an international marketing leader, for building stronger, better connected and more engaged teams
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With increasing companies committing to become ‘carbon-negative’ and ‘net-zero’ this session will discuss what this truly means and how we can reduce greenwashing. Looking at why it is important to set realistic achievable goals to deliver transformation change and how this can be achieved.
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Raise your hand if you have been involved in a rocky sales and marketing relationship. If your hand is up, this session was designed for you. The reality is while these two teams need each other to drive business results, they often don’t experience marital bliss because of competing priorities, misalignments, and operational gaps. Let’s fix that! Marriage counsellors (joking), Beth and Eric, will give their personal take on how these two teams can move together as one and drive unified business results.
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During this session, we hear all about the importance of building a loyal community, to build a successful brand. SNUG have long combined the use of social media, UGC & PR channels, to experience exponential growth over the last few years. Having created the brand that they originally set out to create, we now look at what opportunities to evolve further the future has in store for them.
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Channel 4 consistently sets the agenda in terms of diversity and inclusion, something they achieve by taking bold creative risks. Their ‘Superhumans’ Paralympics campaign is one of the most awarded advertising campaigns of all time. Eoin’s here to talk about the latest instalment. More broadly he will discuss how insight, understanding and humour can help us all connect with underrepresented groups.
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Learn about the direct effects of digital transformation on industry, as well as what role Covid-19 has had, in contributing to these developments. As well as assessing the last two years, Benedicte will give critical insight into what the future looks like for both marketing function and the dynamic between B2B and B2C.
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The workforce has changed, in many ways, beyond recognition. Here, we learn about the critical role of technology in connecting our people and our world, not just over the last 18 months, but looking forward into 2022 and beyond.
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Started in 1935, No7 has adapted time and time again to external challenges that it has faced, and most importantly, it has continued to thrive despite these difficulties. Here, we learn how that has been possible, as well as what we can expect next from the brand.
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This session will consider the importance of diversity and inclusion within brand and marketing campaigns, and how taking a proactive, rather than reactive, approach will help organisations stand out from competitors. We’ll also examine how messaging can be improved to be more inclusive, with examples of case studies that show the right and wrong way to go about doing it.
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For over 3 decades, IBM has helped develop and deliver innovative & engaging digital fan experiences for Wimbledon. After a year’s absence, on June 28th live tennis returned to SW19 for the 2021 Championships.
As a trusted delivery partner since 1990, IBM’s role is to support the AELTC in their “pursuit of greatness” and to be essential in fulfilling their mission to be the “best tennis tournament in the world by some distance on all measures”.
With reduced capacity on-site because of the on-going pandemic situation, digital engagement with fans became more important than ever this year. Hear how IBM works closely with the AELTC to push the boundaries of innovation and constantly improve and advance fan engagement wherever in the world they are watching the tournament.
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Direct Line Group adopted a “full fat” agile operating model across its head office in H2 2020 whilst also navigating through the challenges of remote working. That double whammy created challenges and opportunities in equal measure. This session will explore why and how DLG moved to agile and what the learnings have been.
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With the ‘new normal’ in working practices being a hybrid approach for many, this session will discuss best practice in informing and engaging team members at home and in the office simultaneously. As well as how to engage all personality types in a hybrid or remote working model and a look at technology preferences for marketing leaders.
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During this session, we will hear about how using data and analytics to predict the future can secure your business from all angles. From using technology to understand and predict the rise and fall of markets, all the way to pre-empting consumer behavioural patterns and legacy culture. Through digital, then, SInem argues that businesses can now readily and successfully execute ideas, that previously could not.
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Arcadis shouts loudly that environmental sustainability is not possible without the collaboration of ALL people, regardless of sexuality, religion, race, disability, age and gender. This core belief is central the Arcadis’ marketing campaigns. During this session we will hear from Anusha why diversity and inclusion is a main driver for corporate success.
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The covid pandemic has had an undeniable impact on talent, and this session will consider how marketing leaders can attract and retain top talent. The panel will discuss changing behaviours in candidates post pandemic and how to manage different expectations between generations. As well as hearing how marketing leaders from different sized companies are managing this challenge and what learnings can be shared.
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In this sessions, we hear from wine in a can, NICE, Co-Founder and CEO on how to create maximum impact using minumum budget. From major collaborations with fashion royalty brand NASTYGAL to the current takeover of the London Underground, this is how you grow a brand from the ground up.
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In this session, we learn about the platform launched by Boots to engage young shoppers and help them to rethink of the retailer as a beauty destination. The platform came from the insight that Gen Z consumers tend to see themselves as being on a path of self-discovery, and at the same time, tend to be distrustful of overt marketing campaigns. The scheme offered incremental benefits that resonated with the target market- for example exclusive offers, free samples designed to tap into the ‘fear of missing out’ or ‘FOMO’ sensibilities of these younger shoppers.
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Arguably the importance of brand image is at an all-time high, with competition growing rapidly and consumers exposure to new brands increasing with social media. With this in mind, building a strong brand image and communicating this with your consumers should be a key element of your marketing strategy. This session will also cover best practice in aligning external and internal brand values and how to tailor brand messaging.
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The gap in thought leadership around the importance of Human Centred Design and Agile Development is the cornerstone for successful Marketing Operations. Here, we learn about “MarketingOps” – the activities necessary to implement a strategy – that require technical or specialist knowledge and depend upon really well thought through design principles. This is one of the key philosophies that’s been implemented at LSDM which has delivered 6x growth in 18 months as they were able to deliver a better educational experience to students restricted from on-campus programmes
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With the world opening up, and cases fluctuating globally, this session will consider how to manage the unknown. As well as preparing for future crises and how to future proof your business and marketing team.
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Here, we learn how Beavertown, a beer brand that made ** % of its’ profits from in-pub and bar purchases before lockdown, grew exponentially through the pandemic- which ultimately led to Heineken buying a minority, 40 million Euro share in the company.
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In this interview, Shira Feuer will be sharing how Trinny London utilised their marketing strategy to strengthen brand image and how this was achieved by a start-up which is growing rapidly.
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This session explores a range of important topics, such as diversity on social media, internal initiatives and strategies to ensure workplace equality, open communication, and working together as an industry- not just individual entities.
CONNECT CMO is invitation-only for marketing executives. Exclusivity lets us cater to your specific challenges and keep you in the company of the leaders driving progress in your field.
We only work with the best in class. All solution providers are thoroughly vetted, and matched to you based on your specific challenges and current projects.
CONNECT CMO Virtual Summit is the digital counterpart to the invitation-only summit for marketing executives. CONNECT CMO bridges you to the information and solutions most relevant to your top priorities.
We’ve answered a few FAQs to get you started. Still have questions? Please don’t hesitate to reach out!
CONNECT CMO Virtual Summit is unique in its ability to connect you to qualified solution providers. Our partners are willing to cover the cost of your attendance, in order to gain access to such an exclusive audience.
Your virtual pass includes:
– All sessions and their recordings
– 6-8 one-on-one meetings with vetted solution providers, specifically matched to you
– £300-£500 in gifts upon meeting completion
Based on the details of your registration, we carefully select at least 6 best-fit solution providers for you to meet with. Each meeting is 30 minutes long and focused on solving a specific priority you have listed. Once completed, you’re eligible to receive a gift package. All meetings will take place on Zoom and all logistics are handled for you!
We are looking for executives with genuine needs for new solutions and buying influence or authority. Invitations are extended to C-level executives, SVPs, VPs, Directors and Managers within all marketing functions.
Yes! But only for your One2Onemeetings. The summit sessions, however, will all be available to you on demand to watch at your leisure, anytime, any place.
There’s a lot of reasons to attend! For starters, CONNECT CMO Virtual Summit is the only online event customised to help you with your current challenges. You’ll learn from industry veterans and connect to the solutions you need. Your time is valuable and sticking to your budget is more important than ever. CONNECT CMO is designed to help you maximise your time and money for the best possible results.
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