Integrated Marketing Communications

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Module

L.E.A.D. Learning Approach

Time

Learning Experience Summary

1

Set the Stage

Learn

:15M

  • Welcome and introductions
  • Summary of ANA Member benefits
  • Review L.E.A.D. learning approach
  • Review workshop objectives, expectations, roadmap, agenda

2

Customer Decision Journey: Stages

Learn

:15M

  • Learning objectives
  • Define customer decision journey (CDJ)
  • Learn about brand and customer insights that create an effective CDJ foundation
  • How mapping the CDJ helps you be more customer-focused

Experience

:15M

  • Best practices to create a CDJ template
  • Case study

Apply

:30M

  • Break-out team exercise: write CDJ stages
  • Groups report out
  • Summary/reflection on key learning points

 

Break

 

:15M

 

3

Customer Decision Journey: Touch Points

Learn

:10M

  • Learning objectives
  • Ever-increasing role of digital in the CDJ
  • How digital and other touch points within the CDJ drive engagement

Experience

:15M

  • Best practices to determine which touch points to include in each stage of the CDJ
  • Case study

Apply

:35M

  • Break-out team exercise: determine key touch points across CDJ stages
  • Groups report out
  • Summary/reflection on key learning points

 

Lunch

 

:45M

 

4

Customer Decision Journey: Messaging

Learn

:10M

  • Learning objectives
  • How to determine key messaging for touch points across CDJ stages

Experience

:15M

  • Best practices to prioritize messaging for touch points for CDJ stages
  • Case study

Apply

:35M

  • Break-out team exercise: determine key messaging for CDJ touch points and stages
  • Groups report out
  • Summary/reflection on key learning points

 

Break

 

:15M

 

5

Overcome Internal Integration Barriers

 

Learn

:15M

  • Learning objectives
  • Trends that have increased the need for integration
  • Internal integration barriers
  • Client / Agency integration barriers

Experience

:15M

  • Best practices to overcome integration barriers
  • Case study

Apply

:30M

  • Break-out team exercise: discuss your current integration strengths / weaknesses & reasons
  • Groups report out similarities or differences across their organizations
  • Summary/reflection on key learning points

 

Break

 

:15M

 

6

Develop IMC Process

Learn

:15M

  • Learning objectives
  • Integration process barriers
  • Client / Agency process barriers

Experience

:15M

  • Integration process best practices
  • Case study

Apply

:60M

  • Break-out team exercise: discuss your current integration process steps, disciplines involved, and leader for each process step
  • Groups report out similarities or differences across their organizations
  • Write individual action plans to optimize integration process at your organization
  • Group dialogue: each individual shares their action plan highlights

7

Learning Reflection and L.E.A.D. Action Plans

Discover

:30M

  • Instructor recap workshop highlights & key points
  • Group reflection and discussion on learnings
  • “Discover More” resources
  • Closing remarks

Instructors

trainer

Dina Shapiro

Founder and Principal
Yorkville Consulting

Dina Shapiro is an award-winning change management consultant, marketing trainer, and author of the book Change Management for Marketers. She uses her deep expertise across disciplines to design insight-driven strategies that are built for measurable adoption. Dina has led marketing and internal change for Citi, Alcoa, Truist, BBDO, and Fortune 500 clients of Yorkville Consulting. She blends the precision of change management with the persuasive power of marketing to create employee experiences that inform, inspire, and move people to act.

Dina teaches Brand Strategy, Digital Marketing, and Real World courses at New York University, where she has been an adjunct professor since 2015, and has six published LinkedIn Learning courses. She earned her MBA from Boston University and BA in Economics from George Washington University. Based in New York, Dina is a member of the Association of Change Management Professionals (ACMP), the Association for Talent Development (ATD), the American Marketing Association (AMA), and New York Women in Communications (NYWICI).