ARCHIVES: 2024 Schedule at-a-Glance
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The following schedule of events is from the 39th Annual Vermont Tourism Summit, held May 8-10, 2024.
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| Wednesday, May 8, 2024 | |
| 2:00pm - 5:00pm | Conference Registration Desk Open |
| 2:00pm - 5:00pm | Sponsor Booth Set-up |
| 4:30pm - 6:30pm | Networking Mixer Co-hosted by the Southern Vermont Deerfield Valley Chamber of Commerce at Harriman's at Mount Snow Sponsored by Mt Snow Open to Vermont Tourism Summit participants and members of the Southern Vermont Deerfield Valley Chamber of Commerce. Advance RSVP required. |
| Evening | Food & Drinks Available at Harriman's at Mount Snow Meet up for informal networking! Harriman's will be open from 4:00pm - 10:00pm. |
| Thursday, May 9, 2024 | |
| 8:00am - 5:00pm | Conference Registration Desk Open |
| 8:00am - 11:00am | Sponsor Booth Set-up (Continued) |
| 8:30am - 11:30am | Deerfield Valley Familiarization (FAM) Tour Limited capacity; advance RSVP required. |
| 10:00am - 11:30am | AI WORKSHOP: ChatGPT Plus: Live Training Workshop – Bring Your Laptop! Limited capacity; advance RSVP required. |
| 11:00am - 6:30pm | Sponsor Booths Open; Auction Bidding Open |
| 12:00pm - 1:30pm | LUNCH & KEYNOTE ADDRESS: Vermont Department of Tourism & Marking Update with Commissioner Pelham Sponsored by Vermont Department of Tourism & Marketing |
| 1:30pm - 2:00pm | Break & Visit with Sponsors Check out what's available to bid on in the silent auction! Sponsored by Vermont Chamber of Commerce |
| 2:00pm - 3:00pm | Concurrent Sessions View details.
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| 3:00pm - 3:30pm | Break & Visit with Sponsors Sponsored by Vermont Chamber of Commerce |
| 3:30pm - 4:15pm | KEYNOTE ADDRESS: Who Is Vermont For? Kevin Chu, Vermont Futures Project; Tino Rutanhira, Vermont Professionals of Color Network |
| 4:15pm - 4:30pm | Break & Visit with Sponsors Sponsored by Vermont Chamber of Commerce |
| 4:30pm - 5:30pm | Concurrent Sessions View details.
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| 5:30pm - 7:30pm | Reception, Awards Presentation & Dinner Event in Sponsor Area Dinner event sponsored by Higher Elevation LLC |
| Late Night | Night Cap Social at Harriman's at Mount Snow Harriman's will be open from 4:00pm - 10:00pm. |
| Friday, May 10, 2024 | |
| 8:00am - 12:00pm | Conference Registration Desk Open |
| 8:00am - 11:00am | Sponsor Booths Open; Auction Bidding Open Auction bidding closes at 11:00am. |
| 8:30am - 9:15am | Breakfast & Facilitated Networking Session Join us for an informal networking event over coffee and breakfast! A series of prompting conversation starters will be displayed on the screen and will change every 5-minutes. Participation is encouraged. Sponsored by Hilton Burlington Lake Champlain soon to be Hotel Champlain |
| 9:15am - 9:30am | Break & Visit with Sponsors Sponsored by Patrick Leahy Burlington International Airport |
| 9:30am - 10:30am | Concurrent Sessions View details.
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| 10:30am - 11:00am | Break & Visit with Sponsors Last chance to visit sponsors and bid on auction items! Auction bidding closes at 11:00am. Please stop by the registration desk before you leave to pick up your items. Sponsored by Patrick Leahy Burlington International Airport |
| 11:00am - 12:00pm | Concurrent Sessions View details.
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| 12:00pm - 1:30pm | LUNCH & KEYNOTE ADDRESS: 7 Habits of Transformational Leaders Rachel Vandenberg, Owner, Sun & Ski Inn and Suites / Executive Leadership Coach, The Travel Leader |
| 1:30pm | Conference Adjourns |
Keynote Presentations
Vermont Department of Tourism & Marketing Update
Thursday, May 9 | 12:30pm - 1:30pm
Commissioner Pelham will share the Department of Tourism and Marketing's key initiatives from the past year and strategic goals for the year ahead.
Thursday, May 9 | 12:30pm - 1:30pm
Commissioner Pelham will share the Department of Tourism and Marketing's key initiatives from the past year and strategic goals for the year ahead.
Heather Pelham, Vermont Department of Tourism and Marketing
Heather Pelham has served in the role of Commissioner for the Department of Tourism and Marketing since 2019, leading the team responsible for promoting Vermont as a global travel and relocation destination, welcoming on average over 13 million visitors each year to the state and supporting an industry that brings in over $3 billion in annual economic impact. Prior to this role Pelham served as the Chief Marketing Officer for the State of Vermont for four years and continues to consult on communications strategy and marketing initiatives across the Vermont state government enterprise. Before joining state government, Pelham was the managing partner of a central Vermont advertising and design firm for 15 years and has over 25 years of experience in creative strategy, brand management and integrated marketing campaigns. |
Who Is Vermont For?
Thursday, May 9 | 3:30pm - 4:15pm
Are you a Vermonter? Who gets to decide? People often point at policies or programs to try to explain why things are the way they are. However, what gets written or implemented is just a reflection of the underlying attitudes and beliefs of the people at the table. It's time to invite more people to the table to ask some different questions. In this session, you'll be presented with both qualitative and quantitative data to set up a discussion with your peers about the key question: Who is Vermont for?
Thursday, May 9 | 3:30pm - 4:15pm
Are you a Vermonter? Who gets to decide? People often point at policies or programs to try to explain why things are the way they are. However, what gets written or implemented is just a reflection of the underlying attitudes and beliefs of the people at the table. It's time to invite more people to the table to ask some different questions. In this session, you'll be presented with both qualitative and quantitative data to set up a discussion with your peers about the key question: Who is Vermont for?
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Kevin Chu, Vermont Futures Project
Kevin grew up in Vermont and is looking forward to growing old here, too. He is the son of immigrants and spent most of his early years living and learning in Burlington. Kevin is a graduate of Middlebury College where he studied the environment and education while also competing in track and field. Prior to joining his current employer, Kevin worked at the University of Vermont where he led efforts in recruiting for diversity, academic advising, communications, community engagement and economic development, and strategic planning. He is now the executive director of the Vermont Futures Project, a nonpartisan organization that is working to answer the mission question: How can we use data to support the evolution of Vermont's economy toward a thriving future with opportunity for all? Tino Rutanhira, Vermont Professionals of Color Network
An entrepreneur and creator at heart, over the last five years Tino has produced and hosted his own podcast called "On the Shoulders of Giants"; co-founded, owned, and operated Best In VT Tours and Charter; acted in a play at the Flynn Theatre titled The Call; and performed standup comedy at the Vermont Comedy Club. In 2019, he co-founded the Vermont Professionals of Color Network. When not working or creating, Tino enjoys listening to music or podcasts, and watching or playing competitive sports. He loves to play and watch football (soccer), and most Saturdays he can be seen in his beloved Liverpool FC jersey yelling at the TV! Most importantly, Tino is a single parent of the most beautiful, intelligent, amazing 18-year-old daughter. Parenting is by far his biggest source of pride and joy. |
7 Habits of Transformational Leaders
Friday, May 10 | 12:30pm - 1:30pm
Every industry in the world, including the hospitality and tourism industry, is in midst of complex and far-reaching technological, social, environmental and market transformation. This workshop will delve into seven essential habits that enable transformational leaders to inspire, empower, and motivate their teams. Attendees will gain insights into key behaviors of transformational leaders fostering a mindset of continuous learning and adaptation. The workshop will not only prompt deep reflection but also empower individuals to redefine and develop themselves as Transformational Leaders. Join us for an engaging and interactive experience enriched with compelling storytelling, as Rachel shares her insights for creating a personal identity as a Transformational Leader, one that drives meaningful change.
Friday, May 10 | 12:30pm - 1:30pm
Every industry in the world, including the hospitality and tourism industry, is in midst of complex and far-reaching technological, social, environmental and market transformation. This workshop will delve into seven essential habits that enable transformational leaders to inspire, empower, and motivate their teams. Attendees will gain insights into key behaviors of transformational leaders fostering a mindset of continuous learning and adaptation. The workshop will not only prompt deep reflection but also empower individuals to redefine and develop themselves as Transformational Leaders. Join us for an engaging and interactive experience enriched with compelling storytelling, as Rachel shares her insights for creating a personal identity as a Transformational Leader, one that drives meaningful change.
Rachel Vandenberg, Owner, Sun & Ski Inn and Suites /
Executive Leadership Coach, The Travel Leader Rachel Vandenberg is a hotel owner and leadership coach. She has been co-owner of the Sun & Ski Inn and Suites, Stowe Bowl and Stowe Golf Park in Stowe, Vermont since 2012 and served as General Manager until 2023. In addition to her responsibilities as hotel owner, Rachel is the founder of The Travel Leader, a leadership content and coaching company. Rachel is a former President of the Stowe Area Association, current trustee and a board member of the New England Inns and Resorts Association. In 2019, she founded a professional development retreat for women in travel called Accelerate Women Leaders in Travel. Outside of her career, she is a mom of three and loves to be in the woods on a bike or skis. Learn more at www.sunandskiinn.com, www.thetravelleadercoach.com and www.womenleadersintravel.com. |
Pre-Conference FAM Tour
Deerfield Valley Familiarization (FAM) Tour
Thursday, May 9 | 8:30am - 11:30am
Capacity is limited; advance RSVP required.
Familiarize yourself with southern Vermont's Deerfield Valley! Registrants will meet in the Mount Snow Grand Summit Resort Hotel lobby to catch the bus (provided by Premier Coach). Bus departs at 8:45am; please plan to board at 8:30am. Stops will be made at the following locations:
Dover, VT
Wilmington:
The bus will drop participants in downtown Wilmington to explore the shops and cafés.
Thursday, May 9 | 8:30am - 11:30am
Capacity is limited; advance RSVP required.
Familiarize yourself with southern Vermont's Deerfield Valley! Registrants will meet in the Mount Snow Grand Summit Resort Hotel lobby to catch the bus (provided by Premier Coach). Bus departs at 8:45am; please plan to board at 8:30am. Stops will be made at the following locations:
Dover, VT
Wilmington:
The bus will drop participants in downtown Wilmington to explore the shops and cafés.
Pre-Conference Workshop
AI WORKSHOP: ChatGPT Plus: Live Training Workshop – Bring Your Laptop!
Thursday, May 9 | 10:00am - 11:30am
Step away from daily operations and bring your laptops, as we explore the exciting world of ChatGPT AI-assisted content creation for the Hospitality Industry! This interactive workshop led by Mike Lannen of Eternity is specifically designed for those eager to integrate cutting-edge technology into their marketing strategies for resorts, bed and breakfasts, and hospitality services.
Ever curious about how to effectively apply AI theory in real-world scenarios for every day use in your business? Join us as we embark on a guided journey, teaching you step-by-step how to leverage the capabilities of ChatGPT Plus. Together, we will develop engaging brand materials, compose your first AI-driven blog posts, and even craft social media content that tells the unique story of your property.
NOTE: Make sure to pay for the $20 upgraded ChatGPT PLUS if you want to be able to follow along in this workshop for these advanced techniques.
What’s on the Agenda?:
Thursday, May 9 | 10:00am - 11:30am
Step away from daily operations and bring your laptops, as we explore the exciting world of ChatGPT AI-assisted content creation for the Hospitality Industry! This interactive workshop led by Mike Lannen of Eternity is specifically designed for those eager to integrate cutting-edge technology into their marketing strategies for resorts, bed and breakfasts, and hospitality services.
Ever curious about how to effectively apply AI theory in real-world scenarios for every day use in your business? Join us as we embark on a guided journey, teaching you step-by-step how to leverage the capabilities of ChatGPT Plus. Together, we will develop engaging brand materials, compose your first AI-driven blog posts, and even craft social media content that tells the unique story of your property.
NOTE: Make sure to pay for the $20 upgraded ChatGPT PLUS if you want to be able to follow along in this workshop for these advanced techniques.
What’s on the Agenda?:
- Hands-on Training: Gain the essential skills to guide ChatGPT Plus in capturing and reflecting your brand’s unique voice.
- Collaborative Content Creation: We’ll collaboratively utilize AI to produce brand-focused copy, blog entries, and social media content, all tailored to the hospitality audience.
- Live Demonstrations: Experience the transformation of general AI inputs into customized, brand-specific outputs, perfect for engaging guests and clients in the hospitality sector.
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Mike Lannen, Eternity
Mike Lannen is the Founder of Eternity, a web and digital marketing firm in Burlington, Vermont. As an Eagle Scout, Mike is wholeheartedly committed to making the web a more user-friendly space. He takes pride in building close relationships with all of his clients while keeping a watchful eye on team culture and employee satisfaction. In his downtime, Mike cherishes moments spent with his loving wife and indulging in LEGO-building adventures with his two daughters. Additionally, Mike is deeply passionate about the world of smart homes and the ever-evolving realm of artificial intelligence. |
Concurrent Session Details
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Thursday, May 9 2:00pm - 3:00pm |
Managing your Google Business Profile for Results
Courtney Jarecki, Yancey Red Social Media Agency Learn to optimize and manage your Google Business Profile to attract the attention of your target audience. Using SEO, keywords, and creative content, this interactive workshop will teach you modern best practices and hands-on skills to launch your listing into the screens of your audience. About the Presenter:
(CANCELLED) More than ADA Approved: Becoming a Destination for Tourists with Disabilities
Vermont's Creative Economy: Driving Tourism, Building Vermont
Susan McClure, Vermont Arts Council Learn more about the impact of Vermont's creative economy on regional and local tourism. We'll dig into the impact of Vermont's historic investment in the creative sector through the Creative Futures grant program. And we'll share new data from the Arts & Economic Prosperity 6 survey, the most comprehensive economic impact study of the nation's nonprofit arts and culture industry. About the Presenter:
Sports Tourism Across the Green Mountains
Sam Glickman, Vermont Green Football Club; Patrick Infurna, Vermont Green Football Club; Dori Ingalls, Mad Marathon; Amy Laramie, Killington Resort Sports tourism is a massive industry in the United States and across the globe. Whether driving the tourism industry through direct participation or spectatorship, large scale sporting events boost visitor economies, position destination brands, and help to pay for sporting infrastructure that residents and visitors can both enjoy. This session will take a look at some of Vermont's best known sports tourism drivers, each with its own distinct flavor. We'll also consider our state's strengths, weaknesses, and opportunities in the sports tourism industry. About the Presenters:
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Thursday, May 9 4:30pm - 5:30pm |
Dealing with Difficult People
Nicole Carlson, Vermont Rail System We all have our moments, but some people can just be so difficult! Difficult people can quickly lead to workplace disaster; whether it is a co-worker or an angry guest, dealing with difficult people and resolving conflict in the moment is crucial to having healthy relationships and a healthy workplace. Learn to understand the behavior of difficult people, where it comes from, why it happens, and how to respond appropriately so that you can have the confidence to deal with anyone and be a stronger leader. In this presentation Nicole will discuss:
About the Presenter:
Vermont's National Park
Kelly Sczomak, Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller-National Historical Park Learn about Vermont's only National Park, Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller National Historical Park! Located in Woodstock, VT and operated by the National Park Service since 1998, Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller National Historical Park tells the story of the American conservation movement. Discover the changes the National Park has undergone in the last 25 years, and how ranger programs have adapted to relate to 21st century visitors. About the Presenter:
(CANCELLED) Marketing to Tourists and Visitors: Beyond Digital
Welcoming All Guests: Practical Approaches to Digital Accessibility & ADA Compliance
David Gibson, Propeller Media Works | Accessibility.Works If the pandemic taught us one thing, it was just how intrinsic the web is to modern life. Yet, many seniors and people with disabilities have been left behind. Last year the WebAIM team at Utah State tested the accessibility of the top 1 million home pages finding that 96.8% were not accessible and failed to meet ADA compliance. Therefore, one cannot assume that their website is compliant - as many properties discovered after receiving legal action, which have flourished in recent years. This session, led by Dave Gibson, a seasoned expert in web development and digital accessibility, will delve into the realm of digital accessibility, not just as a legal mandate but as a golden opportunity for inclusive marketing and business growth. As the founder of Propeller Media Works and Accessibility.Works, with over 27 years of experience in the field, Dave brings a wealth of knowledge and practical insights. This session will explore the critical aspects of digital accessibility, its impact on diverse travelers including seniors and people with disabilities, and its broader benefits for businesses and organizations in the tourism sector. About the Presenter:
(NEW SESSION!) Hospitality Payments Intelligence & Data Security: How to Save Money on Payment Processing, Prevent Chargebacks, and Protect Your Personal Identity Information & Business Data... Explained in Plain English!
Wynn Salisch, Casablanca Payments We don’t know what we don’t know, and credit card processing in particular is confusing to almost everyone, and data security’s constantly emerging threats can feel a lot like playing an unending game of whack-a-mole. This session will finally explain – in plain English – how the payments industry operates, what all the rates and fees mean, how transactions flow, and how to control processing costs and reduce chargebacks. You’ll learn the latest Best Practices recommended by the FBI and U.S. Secret Service to secure your inn’s technology to prevent costly data breaches, ransomware, and card-testing attacks; protect the sensitive Personally Identifiable Information (PII) of you and your family, guests, and employees; and what you can do right now to keep hackers, phishers, extortionists, and other cyber miscreants at bay. The information presented applies to and is valuable for everyone at all levels. Even many CFOs of major corporations don’t really understand how the payments industry works or the true level of risk exposure to the pervasive data security threats facing all of us, because no one can be an expert at everything. Questions from the audience are encouraged throughout this interactive session and attendees leave with a newfound understanding of electronic payments and cybersecurity and associated best practices. This seminar is regularly rated the most valuable session at every conference where it’s presented. About the Presenter:
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Friday, May 10 9:30am - 10:30am |
ChatGPT 101: Your AI Co-pilot in Resort and Hospitality Marketing
Mike Lannen, Eternity Pack your bags for a journey into the future of travel and hospitality marketing! This session is your boarding pass to exploring the power of ChatGPT. Get ready to turbocharge your marketing efforts, all while keeping your brand's unique voice front and center. We'll map out the basics of how ChatGPT and ChatGPT PLUS can be trained on your own documents to replicate your brand's voice. Imagine a digital concierge that not only enhances your marketing but does it while perfectly channeling your brand's personality. We will even show you how to build your own GPT Bot that you can talk directly to and hear responses back! Whether you're a seasoned travel marketing entrepreneur or just embarking on your hospitality journey, this session will equip you with a treasure trove of insights, effective tools, and a roadmap for making ChatGPT and ChatGPT Plus work for you. So, come join us and discover how to create an AI that’s ready to take your brand's voice to the next level. Don’t worry, the only thing we’ll be summoning is your brand's potential, not Skynet! About the Presenter:
From Good to Excellence in Customer Service
Ross Gibson, The Richards Group When people visit another state or region, they inevitably have customer service experiences. What keeps a tourist/customer coming back and/or raving about their customer experience? It is excellence, not just good, average or meh customer experience but EXCELLENCE of the customer service experience. In this interactive and fun workshop, a self-professed customer-service geek, Ross Gibson of The Richards Group, will lead participants through the three keys to move the needle from so-so customer service to raving customers who will never forget, as Maya Angelou put it, "how you made them feel." About the Presenter:
Vacation Rentals in Vermont: How Do They Fit In?
Julie Marks, Vermont Short Term Rental Alliance, Inc. Do short-term rentals (STRs) “belong” in our town? Are they bringing the “right” type of people to our communities? These are real-life questions being asked by municipal board members all across Vermont. In this presentation, Julie will share new data and insights on the vacation rental industry to shed light on the impacts that STRs have on Vermont’s communities, economy, and housing market. She’ll also highlight how short-term rentals fit into Vermont’s tourism industry, small business opportunities, and the Vermonter’s way of life. Join the conversation to learn how you can benefit from STRs in your community. About the Presenter:
Trails for everyBODY: Elevating aMTB Accessibility in Vermont
Nick Bennette, Vermont Mountain Bike Association; Greg Durso, Kelly Brush Foundation; Felicia Fowler, Vermont Adaptive Ski and Sports Vermont is home to over 1200 miles of mountain bike trails, which, until recently, were not deemed adaptive rider accessible. The Vermont Mountain Bike Association (VMBA), parent organization of 29 individual trail Chapters and responsible for stewarding ~90% of the public access mountain bike trails in Vermont, has worked alongside Vermont Adaptive Ski and Sports and Kelly Brush Foundation (KBF) to ensure trails on Vermont’s landscape are built and maintained with accessibility in mind. This working group has developed/implemented an adaptive trail assessment protocol, leading to over 50 miles of adaptive-friendly designated mountain bike trails statewide. Trail leaders are learning what an adaptive trail requires, upgrades to make trails more adaptive friendly , and how to optimize the riding experiences for ALL. VMBA, Vermont Adaptive, and KBF have collaborated to ensure the process, from assessing trail, to funding improvements, to providing useful information to visitors, is widespread. In opening up more adaptive opportunities, Vermont is increasing its draw for adaptive tourism and accelerating the development of adaptive athletes. Vermont’s adaptive trail assessments provide a blueprint for other trail stewardship organizations to work with community partners to make effective improvements to accessibility and transparency of trails in their areas. About the Presenters:
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Friday, May 10 11:00am - 12:00pm |
Hire Well, Retain Better
Joe Carton, Westport Hospitality; Nermin Elezovic, Vermont Department of Labor; Amy Spear, Vermont Chamber of Commerce Highlighting the Vermont visitor economy, hear from Vermont experts on strategies and best practices for attracting, training, and retaining talent. The session will focus on workforce development initiatives available in the state of Vermont aimed to retain and upskill workers, including a new professional certificate program in hospitality management that will be offered through UVM Professional and Continuing Education. About the Presenters:
Making Your Historic Building Work for You
Jeremy Ebersole, The Landmark Trust USA; Jenna Lapachinski, Preservation Trust of Vermont; Betsy Thurston, Bellows Falls Downtown Development Alliance Vermont is a pioneer in promoting heritage tourism and has long recognized the economic potential of our historic buildings, downtowns, village centers, and cultural landscapes. Travelers value the incredible experience of being enveloped in history that is possible in a unique way in Vermont through the creative use of older buildings and revitalizations of historic downtowns and village centers. Join our panelists to learn more about creative approaches to heritage tourism and unlock the amazing potential of your historic buildings. We'll discuss various ownership models, uses, and revitalization strategies that marry heritage and tourism, allowing owners and organizations to celebrate a sense of place while also creating sustainable uses for historic spaces and places. Learn more about The Landmark Trust USA's overnight rental model, the Preservation Trust of Vermont's public-private partnership at the Grand Isle Lake House, and the efforts of the Bellows Falls Downtown Development Alliance to support revitalization and economic development efforts while preserving and promoting their historic downtown. About the Presenters:
Outdoor Entrepreneurs Innovating a Climate Resilient Future
(Moderator) Kelly Ault, Vermont Outdoor Business Alliance; Mariah Keagy, Sinuosity Flowing Trails; Nick Mahood, Nordic Center & Activity Center, Woodstock Inn & Resort; Alex Racicot, The Boot Pro Ski & Bike Outdoor recreation is nearly a trillion dollar economy nationally and one that drives Vermont's local economies. The Vermont Flood of 2023 brought to light the stark reality that the natural beauty and recreation infrastructure that Vermont businesses depend on can be easily disrupted. Retail businesses, trail builders, and gear manufacturers located in and serving downtowns and rural landscapes are finding opportunity in their economic recovery through entrepreneurship, workforce training, and sustainability technology. Hear from a panel of industry leaders on how collaboration and innovation are leading to a competitive edge for Vermont and attracting people to visit and start businesses in the state, forging a climate resilient industry for the future. About the Presenters:
Collaborations That Connect: How to Rock Influencer Marketing in Hospitality
Nate Canan-Zucker, Caledonia Spirits; Rachel Propper, @keepvermontwild; Erin Torres, @travelikealocalVT; (Moderator) Alexandra Tursi, Cultivate Join us for a panel discussion on influencer marketing in the hospitality industry. Our diverse panel features two seasoned influencers, offering firsthand insights into effective strategies and engagement practices. Representing brands that collaborate closely with influencers, we have a Vermont distillery and spirits company sharing their success stories and challenges in harnessing the power of influencer partnerships. Additionally, an agency lead will moderate the discussion and share perspectives on managing influencer relationships, orchestrating campaigns, and maximizing ROI. From navigating authenticity to measuring impact, our panelists will delve into the nuances of influencer marketing, shedding light on best practices and emerging trends. Whether you're a seasoned marketer or new to the realm of influencer collaborations, this panel promises to equip you with actionable strategies and inspiration to elevate your brand's presence in the ever-evolving digital landscape. Don't miss this opportunity to gain invaluable insights and network with experts in the field. About the Presenters:
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