Chick-Fil-A's Michael McCathren spoke about how investing in relationships leads to loyalty and profitability. Comcast's Jane Bulman led a discussion on new regulations governing marketing to mobile devices. MassMutual's Kris Gates presented on Voice-of-the-Customer research and how it led them to adopt new engagement strategies.
Three very different companies united by a shared goal – to engage customers with personalized messages that are based on preferences and in alignment with privacy protections. And that's what makes CEM Summit so special. It gathers a diverse group of speakers and attendees and focuses their collective energy in a way that is truly unique.
CEM Summit 2014 is seeking dynamic speakers to join our conversation on personalization, preferences and privacy. To submit for a presentation, click here.
As we approach CEM Summit 2014, consider your company's approach to these issues and what it might gain from being a part of the dialogue. If you have a compelling message or case study to share, we'd welcome a submission to speak. I can't wait to see who takes the stage September 17 and 18 for CEM Summit 2014!
Eric Tejeda is the Director of Product Marketing for PossibleNOW and CompliancePoint. Eric supports the organization’s growth objectives by productizing
and launching innovative new products and services that fill critical needs in
the marketplace.
With 25 years of experience, Eric firmly believes that
permission-based marketing and preference management is a mega trend and the
path to success for marketers today.
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