Less than 24 hours later, this it what the room looked like:
As you can imagine, during this year’s Summit I noticed a lot of similarities and differences. To help illustrate this point, I created the following Venn diagram (click on it for a larger view):
Like I mentioned above, this year (and last year) we had incredible speakers. Here’s a little slideshow I put together so that you, too, can benefit from their wisdom:
Want more? You’re in luck! Although you may have missed their in-person presentations, I can offer you copies of the presenters’ slide decks:
Day 1: The Measurement Summit | Thursday, October 13th
- Mark Whitney’s presentation: “How Research Guides Business Decisions in Healthcare”
- Michael Ziviani’s presentation: “Understanding Value: International Perspective”
- Matthew O’Hern (slide deck currently unavailable)
- Mark Stouse’s presentation: “Computing the Business Value of Marketing & Communications”
- Cindy Villafranca’s presentation: “The Role of Data, Dashboards, Technology, Data Visualization & Predictive Analytics”
- Steve Cox & Jennifer Williamson’s presentation: “Public Relations 3.0, Sodexo in North America 2017”
- Deanna Centurion (slide deck currently unavailable)
- Sean Monogue’s presentation: “Public Affairs Measurement and Analysis: Developing Insights & Driving Decisions”
- Mary Miller’s presentation: “The Future of Internal Communications Measurement”
- Sean Williams’ presentation: “Emerging Standards for Measuring Internal Communications”
Day 2: The Conclave meeting | Friday, October 14th
- Michael Wolfe’s presentation: “Advances in Social Media Measurement and the ROI of the Customer-Brand Experience”
- Katie Paine’s presentation: “Validity Test Results for Opinion and Advocacy Standards”
- Ron Pinelli’s presentation: “MRC Social Media Measurement Guidelines”
Once more thing: don’t forget to check out the pictures that were snapped. You can view them on our Facebook page (or just click here).[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]
Nice one.. thanks for sharing…