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Conference Description
Today, smart marketers are strategizing not only about getting through the current economic environment, but are also preparing to be ready for accelerated growth when the recovery finally begins. It’s a delicate balancing act. For many businesses, short-term priorities may focus on maintaining volume and gaining share at the expense of competitors. Hence, the popular new phrase, “flat is the new up.” Yet brand builders also need to keep one eye on the future. Brands need to establish meaningful connections with their consumers to ensure brand relevancy in both good and bad times. ANA’s 2009 brand building conference, themed “Brand Building in Tough Times & Beyond,” will showcase innovators who have plotted strategies for successful brands today as well as beyond. All speakers will be asked to leave behind actionable ideas for both immediate and longer-term brand growth. You’ll leave the day with at least a dozen brand-building ideas and inspirational tactics to engage with consumers. Guaranteed or your money back!
Host:
Roger Adams
Chairman
ANA Brand Management Committee
Dates & Times
Starts: May, 2009
Ends: May, 2009
Venue/Location
583 Park Avenue
At 63rd St
New York, NY 10036
Please visit 583 Park Avenue.
Hotels near the venue are:
Loews Regency Hotel, 212-759-4100
Doubletree Metropolitan Hotel, 212-752-7000
Hilton New York, 212-586-7000
Agenda
Wednesday, May 13, 2009 |
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7:30am |
Breakfast sponsored by G2 |
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8:30am |
General Session
WELCOME View Presentation
ECONOMIC KEYNOTE - UNDERSTANDING TODAY AND ADVICE FOR SPOTTING TOMORROW'S TURNAROUND
Liz Ann Sonders
Q&A Session
MILLERCOORS: WINNING WITH INNOVATION IN A TOUGH ECONOMY
Patrick Edson View SnapshotView Presentation
Q&A Session
Walmart STORES: EXTRAORDINARY PERFORMANCE IN TOUGH TIMES
Steve Bratspies View Snapshot
Q&A Session
DUNKIN' DONUTS: POSITIVE THINKING FOR TOUGH TIMES
Cynthia Ashworth
Q&A Session FENDER MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS: BUILDING MARKET CONFIDENCE THROUGH CONSUMER ENGAGEMENT Leading brands are responsible for steering the marketplace through challenging times. Fender Musical Instruments has adapted lessons from over 60 years of experience—including previous periods of economic downturn—in balancing legacy with leadership by building market confidence through consumer engagement. Fender has become a musical and cultural icon by focusing on the very specific needs and desires of musicians and the retail network that serves them. In an industry driven by the most passionate and creative consumers, translating marketing concepts into consumer activity becomes even more challenging and highly scrutinized. Fender met that challenge and has developed innovative consumer and retail programs that engage consumers in authentic and powerful ways while constantly advancing a vital brand legacy.
Richard McDonald View SnapshotView Presentation
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12:20pm |
Luncheon Keynote
Matt Freeman View Presentation |
| 1:50pm |
General Session contd.
SHOPPER MARKETING SPARKS GROWTH
Jason McDonell View Snapshot
Q&A Session
DRIVING BRAND MARKETING THROUGH CONSUMER CONVERSATIONS
Joe Lagani View SnapshotView Presentation
Q&A Session
BRAND BUILDING IN TOUGH TIMES: ANA SURVEY
A panel of senior level marketers, all members of the ANA Brand Management Committee, will comment on the survey results and provide their insights.
Moderator View SnapshotView Presentation
Panelists
Marty Ordman
RECAP AND KEY TAKEAWAYS
Roger Adams View Key Takeaways |
| 3:30pm | Adjournment |
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