DMA06 Conference and Exhibition
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The Art and Science Of Touching People (without going to jail) In A Real-Time, Wired, On Demand Marketing World
Track
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Acquisition, Relationship & Loyalty Marketing
Program Code:
F473
Date:
Tuesday, October 17, 2006
Time:
11:15 AM to 12:15 PM
Location:
125
SPEAKER
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about each speaker.
"Bart Foreman founded Group3 Marketing in 1988 to provide strategic planning, concept development and program execution for customer focused, database driven relationship marketing programs. Foreman has a diversified record of accomplishments with major packaged goods and marketing service firms. He holds an economics degree from The University of Michigan and an MBA from DePaul University. He currently is Chair of the DMA CRM Council.
Group3 Marketing provides strategic planning, concept development and program execution for customer focused, database driven relationship marketing programs. The Company has developed programs for major specialty retailers such as The Musicland Group (Sam Goody, Suncoast & Media Play), Shoe Carnival, Le Gourmet Chef and Beauty Systems Group. In addition, the Company as created unique direct marketing programs for both high-end and value priced professional salons and spas and has also worked with marketers to create B-to-B initiatives, including The Wella Corporation’s Global Connection incentive initiative for salons."
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Greg Osenga, Managing Director, CRM Practice,
Hawkeye/Group
Greg Osenga is the managing director, CRM Practice at hawkeye. He is also the chairman for the DMA’s CRM Council. Greg started and led the analytical group for Equifax Direct Marketing Decision Services, and he has worked with Bank of America for over 20 years. He holds a master’s degree in statistics and an undergraduate degree in marine biology, is published in a variety of marketing and scientific publications and has been a speaker at numerous national and international DMA events.
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Josef Katz, Trump University
Brain Baker, VP CRM, Jackson Wine Estates
Description
As marketers, we touch people all the time. That's our job. We have a message to communicate. In the old days, marketers were in control, and it was easy to find consumers and deliver the message. Today, thanks to technology, the power has not only, shifted to the consumer, it has exponentially expanded the available channels marketers must employ to deliver the message. The net result is customers are in control, can tune in or tune out, seriously complicating the marketer's ability to impact business. The old rules don't work.
Learning Points:
-Learn how to identify the right consumers (or customers) you want to touch by marketing from the inside out
-Develop strategies to engage consumers through timely and relevant messaging
-Create a 360 degree view of how to touch the right consumers with the right message at the right time with the right frequency
Sponsored by The Customer Relationship Mangement Council