In-person event on 2 June will explore one of the key elements of the future of marketing: Audience connection
Finder head of growth, Jennifer Snell, Suncorp EGM of brand and marketing, Mim Haysom, and Marley Spoon chief growth and marketing officer, Kate Whitney, have joined the panel line-up for CMO and The Trade Desk's upcoming event on how brands can better connect with audiences.
CMO has partnered with The Trade Desk on a dynamic new in-person event on 2 June 2022 exploring how brands can drive the next generation of audience connection. Through this event, we'll look into growing consciousness of how personal data is employed in marketing and advertising, the demise of cookies, ever-tighter privacy regulation and growing demand for brands to act and behave ethically.
We'll then explore how Australian brands are lighting the spark and achieving digital marketing and advertising prowess in this new paradigm. Key topics our all-star panel will be delving into include:
The future of marketing powered by The Trade Desk special experiential event on 2 June 2022 will run alongside this year’s Vivid Festival. Don’t miss the chance to join us and secure your attendance here.
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