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Print & Digital: Strategies and Practices That Earn and Measure a "Green" Return
Date:
Tuesday, October 12, 2010
Time:
11:30 AM to 12:30 PM
EST
SPEAKER
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Chet Dalzell, Public Relations Strategist & Practitioner,
Consultant
As director of public relations with publicly held Harte-Hanks (NYSE:HHS), Chet oversees media relations and corporate communications for direct marketing worldwide in the $1.18 billion company, while participating in issues management, public affairs and marketing activities. Chet currently serves as the chairperson for the Environment Subcommittee of the DMA Committee on the Environment and Social Responsibility. Chet also is a founding member of the company's internal Privacy & Compliance Committee, where he monitors laws, ethics, best practices and regulations affecting direct marketing operations, helps train colleagues regarding information policy and sensitivity toward privacy concerns, and provides information to clients and account teams. He also serves as the chairman of the company's intranet working group, and is a leading participant on marketing, Web site, and special event teams. Chet joined Harte-Hanks in 2000, and is based in its New York City office.
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Mark Pitts, Executive Director, Printing & Writing Papers Sector, American Forest and Paper Association
Gerry Pike, Managing Director, DMSA, Inc.
Description
Paper and print are often the focus for environmental continuous improvement in marketing. Print offers many environmental positives that could and should be part of any brand's sustainability advantage. Digital marketing, too, has numerous opportunities to improve its environmental credentials. From information technology that enables more efficient electronic message delivery and dialogue, to a "smarter" data center, which supports all channels of communications, marketers in the digital space can pursue strategies and practices that earn and measure a "green" return. If you’re a multichannel marketer (and who isn’t?) this session is a "must."