Though the tenure of many Chief Marketing Officers is relatively short, the demands of the role are more prevalent now than ever before. The role is evolving as marketers come up with innovative ideas to break through the cluttered market space.
It is against this backdrop that Argyle Executive Forum presents its 2009 CMO Leadership Forum, which will take place in New York, brining together the marketing leadership of approximately 130 - 150 public and private large-cap and mid-cap corporations, as well as complementary areas of executive leadership (CEOs, CFOs & COOs). The forum will focus on several areas including (but not limited to): maximizing sponsorships, content marketing, thinking more strategically from a marketing and company standpoint and a cost/benefit analysis of brand prominence within the social lexicon.
Please note that the limited seating for members of the advisory community is offered first to those that are supporting the event as sponsors. This event is by invitation only, and an invitation code is required. If you did not receive an invitation but would like to inquire about attendance, please click here
*The press policy for this event has not yet been finalized. Please note the press policy is set at the individual session level. Some sessions may be on the record, while others are off the record. Please consult the event’s agenda, which will indicate which sessions are off the record. To inquire about media presence, please click here
Keynote Presentations By:
Tim Mahoney
Senior Vice President & Chief Marketing Officer
Subaru of America
David May
Director of Global Marketing
Goldman Sachs
David Norton
Senior Vice President & Chief Marketing Officer
Harrah’s Entertainment
Randy Ransom
SVP Commercial
Bavaria S.A. - SABMiller
Katherine J. Savitt
Executive Vice President & Chief Marketing Officer
American Eagles Outfitters
Peter Weedfald
President
Ziff Davis Media
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