Custom Content Council Hosts 4th Annual Custom Content Conference
March 10, 2011
Who: High-level speakers from a variety of disciplines ranging from CMO’s and trend forecasters to marketing visionaries and consumer behavioral experts come together to deliver the newest content. Speakers include:
- Jeremy Murphy, Vice President of Communications, CBS
- Dana Williams, Director of Communications and Brand Integration, Southwest Airlines
- David Harris, Group Manager: Digital and Alternative Media, Mazda North America
- Melissa Jones, Regional Manager, Aetna
- Steve Ennen, President & Chief Intelligence Officer, Social Strategy 1
- Robin Fisher Roffer, Founder/CEO, Big Fish Marketing
- Hunter Sebresos, Designer & Founding Partner, Dyvergent
- David Gwozdz, Chief Executive Officer, Mojiva
What: A 36 hour conference hosted by Custom Content Council, the leading professional association for custom media. The conference focuses on improving content, building stronger brands, and exploring new methods to monetize custom media programs across the print and digital landscape. Guests of the conference will participate in multiple networking events in downtown Charleston including an opening night dinner and cocktail gathering that will be held at The Old Exchange and Provost Dungeon.
Where: Hibernation Hall, 105 Meeting Street, Charleston, South Carolina 29401
When: March 23- 25, 2011. Opening Sessions start Thursday March 24th at 9:00 am
Visit http://www.custompublishingcouncil.com/ccc2011.asp for more information on the conference and speakers as well as the latest program agenda.
Please contact Rachel@customcontentcouncil.com to request a media pass.
About the Custom Content Council
The Custom Content Council (CCC), formerly known as the Custom Publishing Council, is the leading professional organization representing custom publishers in North America and is focused on promoting the growth and vitality of this dynamic marketing discipline. We define custom publishing as marrying the marketing ambitions of a company with the information needs of its target audience. This occurs through the delivery of editorial content – via print, Internet, and other media – so intrinsically valuable that it moves the recipient’s behavior in a desired direction. Marketers across the country, the media and other interested constituencies rely on the Custom Content Council as the authoritative source of industry news, data and trends, information on the effectiveness of custom publishing, and referrals to the top custom publishers in North America. www.customcontentcouncil.com
