Modern Marketing Summit

Staff was friendly , including registration staff

1. Inform attendees of the actual program and program timeline - more communication needed 2. Inform attendees the topics that will be addressed st the summit, the tupes of conversations that will happen 3. Communicate with registration team better si ticket sale cute off times are communicated so they can better prepare printed name badges 4. Pick more engaging marketing topics for attendees , it seems more like a big summit for sponsors and partners to do indirect marketing about their products rather than an actual summit where attendees can learn something practical and valuable from the speakers I expected the speakers and presenters to speak about their journey and what they have learned . I expected some key take aways from presenters rather than high level concepts of whst their company does and sells.

Needs more communication to attendees and sponsors of what will happen at summit. Same comments as above

They have good speakers and interesting influencers attend their summits.

-More substance in topics and panels. Provide more current campaign examples. What's tending? Forecasts? -Have more gender and multicultural diversity on your panels -Provide better networking opportunities -Change up the host. Seen the CEO a million times. He can come off ill informed sometimes. -Better experiences or activities. It just looks flashy, but not much substance.

For the price you pay to attend, the value is not there. The information is very top level. Not much substance, and not much of an opportunity to network in a meaningful way. It's all very flashy. The CEO/host is annoying. It's also repetitive - the topics and speakers don't change much from year to year. There's not much gender and multi-cultural diversity on panels either. Don't bother attending. There are other conferences covering marketing, media and tech topics that are doing it much better.