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Conference Program Day 1

WEDNESDAY 22 OCTOBER 2008

8.30 Registration

8.45 Roger James FAMI CPM
Chairman, Australian Marketing Institute
  Conference Opening


International Keynote Presentations

9.00 Professor David Reibstein
The William S. Woodside Professor and Professor of Marketing,
The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania, US
  Linking Marketing to Financial Consequences:
Does Marketing Contribute to the Value of the Firm?

9.40 Paul Alexander
Chief Executive Officer, Beyond Analysis, UK
 

Seeing the Future with a Rear View Mirror: Connecting Consumer Research to Analysis and Historical Data to Make Marketing Strategies more Robust


10.20 Morning Tea

10.40 Chris Richardson
Director, Access Economics
  Forecasting the Economic Climate

11.20 Michael Morrison
Department of Marketing, Monash University
  The Power of Emotional Branding: Connecting, Engaging and Exciting Consumers

12.00 Lunch


Concurrent Session Streams

Stream A: Green Marketing

1.00 Terence Jayeratnam
Director, Net Balance Foundation
  Assessing the Impact of Climate Change on Consumer
Behaviour: Just how Important is it to Consumer Decisions?

1.30 Ben Summons
Group Marketing Manager - Premium Beer, Foster's Group
 

Launch of Cascade Green


2.00 Michael Puls
Sustainability Marketing Manager, BP Australia
  Defining a Green Brand: Balancing the Brand and Policy Principles

2.30 Chris McLeod
Partner, Clayton Utz
 

Green Marketing: The ACCC and your Competitors are Watching!

 

Stream B: Marketing Best Practice

1.00 Peter Noble
Chief Executive Officer, Citrus
  Online Retailing

1.30 Scott Johnson
Chief Marketing Officer, m.Net
 

Mobile Marketing


2.00 John Cracknell
Head of Country, Walt Disney International - Australia and New Zealand
  Managing Brands from the Inside Out: The Disney Experience

2.30 Craig Richards
General Manager Marketing, Bicycle Victoria
 

Improving the World through Marketing


3.00 Afternoon Tea

 

Afternoon Plenary Sessions

3.30 Ken Roberts
Director, Forethought Research
Peter Coburn
Senior Marketing Manager, AustralianSuper
  Integrated Marketing: A Test Case Study from Australian Super

4.15 Vincent Wijnen
Loyalty Account Manager, Myer One
Catherine Graham
Head of Direct Strategy, OgilvyOne
  Developing a Successful Loyalty Program: Myer One

5.00 Close of Day 1 Conference

7.00 GALA AWARDS & PRESENTATION DINNER
MC: James O’Loghlin
Ballroom, Hilton on the Park, Melbourne
Dress Code: Lounge Suit or Black Tie

 

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Program at a Glance

CONFERENCE DAY 1:
WEDNESDAY 22 OCTOBER 2008

8.30 Registration
9.00 International Keynote Presenters
Professor David Reibstein
Paul Alexander
Chris Richardson
Michael Morrison
1.00 Concurrent Session Streams
Stream A: Green Marketing
Terence Jayeratnam
Ben Summons
Michael Puls
Chris Mcleod
Stream B: Marketing Best Practice
Peter Noble
Scott Johnson
John Cracknell
Craig Richards
3.30 Afternoon Plenary Sessions
Ken Roberts & Peter Coburn
Vincent Wijnen & Catherine Graham
7.00 Gala Awards & Presentation Dinner
MC: James O'Loghlin


 
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Australian Marketing Institute
Tel: 1300 737 445
Fax: 1300 131 468
Email: events@ami.org.au

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