ATLANTA – Fewer than 100 seats remain for TechMedia’s Digital Summit at the Cobb Galleria in Atlanta May 16-17. “Social Media King” Gary Vaynerchuk keynotes the event, which features more than 50 thought-leaders from top brands.
Brands such as Google, Coca-Cola, Groupon, Salesforce, CNN, YouTube, USA Today, the NBA, comScore, Meebo, and many others are featured in more than 60 presentations on the latest trends in social media, search marketing, mobile, cloud, usability design, e-commerce, analytics and entrepreneurship.
In addition, you’ll get to network with entrepreneurs, venture capitalists, senior marketers, and interactive strategists from Apple, CBS, Dell, Discovery Channel, AT&T, Fox News, the NHL, Dell, IBM, Autotrader & Turner, among others.
A demo showcase features early-stage Internet start-ups.
There is still time to reserve your free copy of Vaynerchuck’s best selling book, “The Thank You Economy” when you register (the book will be waiting for you at the event) when you register.
The lineup includes:
Natalie Johnson, Manager, Digital and Social Media, Coca-Cola
Tom Lowry, Head of Industry, Technology, Google Inc.
Matt Drinkwater, VP of Sales East Coast, Groupon
Mitch Free, CEO, MFG.com
Phil Agcaoili, Chief Information Security Officer, Cox Communications
Marc Ferrentino, Chief Technical Architect, Salesforce.com
Ainsley TeGrotenhuis, Director of Digital Marketing, CNN
Martin Green, Chief Operating Officer, Meebo
Maureen Schumacher, Sales Director, YouTube/Google
Taro Naruse, Senior Director of Product Management, NBA Digital
Emily Jerome Schroeder, Usability Analyst, AutoTrader.com
Dallas Lawrence, Contributor, Forbes.com & Mashable.com
Raj Narang, Social Media Insights, Dell Computers
Christine Cook, SVP, Sales and Advertising Operations, The Daily
Pankaj Bagzai, Manager: Marketing US & Canada, Impetus
John Williamson, CEO & Founder, Qualvu
Trish Nettleship, Business Social Media & Online Community Lead, AT&T
James Andrews, Founder, SocialPeople.tv
Eli R. Goodman, Search Evangelist, comScore, Inc
Erika Brookes, VP of Marketing, Vitrue
Allen Nance, President and Founder, WhatCounts
Francis Lavelle, Director of Analytics, HowStuffWorks.com
Stuart Roesel, Director Customer Insights, Analytics & Strategy, EarthLink
Tim Harrington, CEO, eRollover
Dana Todd, VP Performance Innovation, Performics
Jai Williams, Email Marketing Manager, InterContinental Hotels Group
Jennifer Dunphy, VP of Sales, Vayu Media
Laurie Hood, VP of Product Marketing, Silverpop
Scott Huie, Sr. Mgr. Business Advisory Services, Ernst & Young
Bert DuMars, Vice President E-Business, Newell Rubbermaid
Lindsay Wassell, Partner & Consultant, KeyphraSEOlogy
Allison Fabella, SEO & Social Media Mgr, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
David Jones, Partner, Southern Capitol Ventures
Tony Haile, General Manager, Chartbeat
Cristian Cussen, Managing Director of Business Development, Ning
Matt Kaplan, CRO, My Damn Channel
Scott Huie, Business Advisory Services, Ernst & Young
Jane Reinberg, User Experience Architect, Genex
Sig Mosley, President, Imlay Investments
Gerard Bush – Chief Creative Director, The brpr Group
Tony Adam, Director of Online Marketing, Myspace
Benjamin Rudolph, President & CEO, Relevance Advisors
Jamie Bristow, Founder, Mynonprofitmatch.com
Michael Tavani, Co-Founder, Scoutmob
Alan Taetle, General Partner, Noro-Moseley Partners
Donna DeMarco, Co-Founder, Viddler
Debbie Curtis-Magley, Public Relations Manager, UPS
Jim Tobin, CEO, Ignite Social Media
Elain O’Gorman, CMO, The Receivables Exchange
Brian Cohen, Principle, Visiture
Chip Hazard, General Partner, Flybridge Capital Partners
David Hoff, Founder & VP of Technology, CloudSherpas
Michael Schneider, General Sales Manager, RMM Online Advertising
David Jones, Partner, South Capitol Ventures
Larry Pearson, Area VP, Impetus Technologies
Joel Lunenfeld, CEO, Moxie Interactive
Peter Schoenrock, SVP Product Development, Equifax
Zack Pousman, Dir. of Strategy & User Experience, IQ
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