Lessons Learned from the MarketingProfs Digital Marketing Mixer 2009

I had a chance to catch up with Marla Erwin from Wholefoods, Michael Stelzner from Social Media Examiner, Tim Supples from Citrix, Jennifer Zeszut from Scout Labs and my boyee Sonny Gill to get some key insights from the conference. (photos here if interested)

I also moderated a panel titled, How Big Brands Engage in Real time Conversations with Customers. The panelists included my close friends Becky Carroll and Tom Diederich.  Yes, the panel rocked, thanks to the panelists.

Lastly, had a huge opportunity to participate as Mixologist for the event, along with Stephanie Miller from Return Path, Jay Bear and Beth Harte from MarketingProfs. Our job was to attend each session in our respective tracks, take concise notes and then summarize some key takeaways so that the attendees can leave with actionable learning.

Author: Michael Brito
Michael Brito is a Vice President of Social Media at Edelman Digital. All thoughts and opinions on this blog are his own and do not necessarily reflect those of his employer or clients; neither past or present. Feel free to follow him on Twitter or subscribe to this blog.
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