CONFERENCES
Tuesday 23 August, 2011
| Time | Speaker | Topic | Brief Overview |
|---|---|---|---|
| 11h00 - 11h30 | Robin Wheeler |
Being Yourself for a Living and Thriving in the New Economy | To thrive in the changing world of business, you need to shift from thinking to your whole being. You need to awaken to who you really are, and bring this uniqueness to your service to others. It's the key to self-actualising, innovating and leading effectively.. Tailored to the marketing environment, Robin's keynote will address:
"Being yourself for a living" is a simple yet profound business, people and self-management device that brings out the best in people and organisations at the most exciting time in history |
| 11h45 - 12h15 | Geoff Ramm |
"Now That's What I
Call Marketing" (The Power to Stand Out From the Crowd) |
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| 12h30 - 13h00 | Shelley Walters |
Socialocity Re-engineering your business through social media |
This presentation will leave you with a clear, concise understanding of social media and the necessity of its implementation in your business. |
| 13h15 - 13h45 | Michelle McLean |
Real Beauty | Unlocking the world of media and beauty with a slant on self esteem. |
| 14h00 – 14h30 | Geoff Ramm |
'Now That's What I Call Marketing' (Selling, Sales, Sold) |
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| 14h45 – 15h15 | Justin Cohen |
Psychology of Success | What are the psychological drivers of success? A Harvard study found only one key factor present in the star performers in sport, business, art and science - motivation. The problem is, for most people motivation is like a hot bath - it goes cold quickly. 'The Psychology of Success', won't motivate your people, rather it will provide the psychological tools for self-motivation. |
| 15h30 – 16h00 | Ryan Hogarth |
Social Media | 5 Steps to implementing Social Media in your business. |
Wednesday 24 August, 2011
| Time | Speaker | Topic | Brief Overview |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10h30 – 11h00 | Ryan Hogarth |
Social Media | 5 Steps to implementing Social Media in your business. |
| 11h15 – 11h45 | David Kibuuka |
Comedian | David has a unique brand of humour that combines wit and intellect without losing touch with his audiences. He broke into the comedy world when he won 5FM's Freshest Five nationwide comedy talent search competition and he hasn’t looked back since. David's talents go beyond just stand up comedy. He is also able to add intelligence to humour to creatively manifest ideas and concepts. |
| 12h00 – 12h30 | Michelle McLean |
Real Beauty | Unlocking the world of media and beauty with a slant on self esteem |
| 12h45 – 13h15 | Justin Cohen |
What's Your Story | What are the psychological drivers of success? A Harvard study found only one key factor present in the star performers in sport, business, art and science - motivation. The problem is, for most people motivation is like a hot bath – it goes cold quickly. 'The Psychology of Success', won’t motivate your people, rather it will provide the psychological tools for self-motivation. |
| 13h30 – 14h00 | Geoff Ramm |
'Now That's What I Call Marketing' (Rocket Your Retail) |
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| 14h15 – 14h45 | Tim Keys He is also a Programme Manager at the UCT Graduate School of Business, Executive Education. |
Selling to the Subconscious mind - Neuromarketing How Old Spice doubled the sales of its body-wash range by 27% in 6 months |
NeuroMarketing is a collaboration between neuroscientists and marketing experts that sheds new light on how we make decisions about what we buy. NeuroMarketing uses brain scanning techniques, such as fMRI and EEG, to investigate brain activity, enabling us to examine and analyse what really drives buyer behaviour. Although in its infancy and still fairly controversial, its findings cannot be ignored. Using physical examples, Tim Keys will show you how you can apply these insights to revitalise your marketing and brand building activities |
| 15h00 – 15h30 | Shelley Walters |
Socialocity Re-engineering your business through social media |
This presentation will leave you with a clear, concise understanding of social media and the necessity of its implementation in your business. |
| 15h45 – 16h15 | Robin Wheeler |
Being Yourself for a Living and Thriving in the New Economy | To thrive in the changing world of business, you need to shift from thinking to your whole being. You need to awaken to who you really are, and bring this uniqueness to your service to others. It's the key to self-actualising, innovating and leading effectively. Tailored to the marketing environment, Robin's keynote will address:
"Being yourself for a living" is a simple yet profound business, people and selfmanagement device that brings out the best in people and organisations at the most exciting time in history. |
Thursday 25 August, 2011
| Time | Speaker | Topic | Brief Overview |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10h30 – 11h00 | Shelley Walters |
Socialocity Re-engineering your business through social media |
This presentation will leave you with a clear, concise understanding of social media and the necessity of its implementation in your business. |
| 11h15 – 11h45 | David Kibuuka |
Comedian | David has a unique brand of humour that combines wit and intellect without losing touch with his audiences. He broke into the comedy world when he won 5FM's Freshest Five nationwide comedy talent search competition and he hasn’t looked back since. David's talents go beyond just stand up comedy. He is also able to add intelligence to humour to creatively manifest ideas and concepts. |
| 12h00 – 12h30 | Geoff Ramm |
'Now That's What I Call Marketing' (The Power to Stand Out From the Crowd) |
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| 12h45 – 13h15 | Lewis Gordon Pugh |
Achieving the Impossible in Your Business - an interview with Michael Jackson | Undertaking the first swim across the North Pole. Voted one of the "7 most inspiring speeches on the web" |
| 13h30 – 14h00 | Tim Keys Business and sales coach by trade, Tim has travelled extensively, conducting training and coaching for companies like Microsoft, Dimension Data and Sanlam.He is also a Programme Manager at the UCT Graduate School of Business, Executive Education. |
Selling to the Subconscious mind - Neuromarketing How Old Spice doubled the sales of its body-wash range by 27% in 6 months |
NeuroMarketing is a collaboration between neuroscientists and marketing experts that sheds new light on how we make decisions about what we buy. NeuroMarketing uses brain scanning techniques, such as fMRI and EEG, to investigate brain activity, enabling us to examine and analyse what really drives buyer behaviour. Although in its infancy and still fairly controversial, its findings cannot be ignored. Using physical examples, Tim Keys will show you how you can apply these insights to revitalise your marketing and brand building activities |
| 14h15 – 14h45 | Geoff Ramm |
'Now That's What I Call Observational Marketing' |
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| 15h00 – 15h30 | Ryan Hogarth |
Social Media | 5 Steps to implementing Social Media in your business |
Please note this program is subject to change
There is no charge to attend any of these sessions – seats are on a first come first served basis
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