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"Customers now have access to multiple channels, empowering them with knowledge and allowing them to exercise unprecedented levels of choice about how and with whom they do business. "
Vittorio Colao, Chief Executive, Vodafone Group.
"On the one hand, it seems like everything is changing. On the other hand, one very important dynamic has not changed: the consumer is boss."
AG Lafley, Chairman of the Board, The Procter & Gamble Company
"Consumers will increasingly look for brands with a social purpose… Brands and businesses that fail to integrate consumer needs with societal wellbeing will struggle to grow in the future."
Paul Polman, Chief Executive, Unilever
"The next 50 years will see new forms of marketing, tailored in greater ways to our lifestyles. But it’s the product that really forms the future of marketing – as it has done in decades past."
Sir Richard Branson, President, Virgin Atlantic

The 50th Anniversary Annual Conference 

17 November 2009
8.00am
The Royal Opera House, London
On the day world class thought leaders defined the challenges and opportunities for marketers as we emerge from the shackles of the recession and embark on the next five decades where “change is the new status quo”.
The day blew away the cobwebs from the night before at out 50th Anniversary Gala Dinner and was chaired by Mark Austin of ITN; our speakers examined evolving consumer behaviour and discussed how brands and marketers need to respond.

View pictures from the day here.

View the delegate list here.
 
50th Anniversary Conference Programme

CONFERENCE THEME: “THE NEXT 50 YEARS”

Introduction: Rupert Howell, Managing Director, ITV Brands
Chair: Mark Austin, ITN newscaster and journalist

Session 1:   How do marketers need to change?
Session 2:   How will the economy change?
Session 3:   How will consumers change?
Session 4:   How will communications change? 3 future predictions by 4 top communicators
Session 5:   How will brands need to change?
Session 6:   How can we encourage consumers to support sustainable growth?
Session 7:   What are the marketing opportunities of the next 50 years?

Speakers - Speaker Biographies
Sir John Hegarty
worldwide creative director , BBH
Baroness Susan Greenfield
director, Royal Institution of Great Britain
Peter Bazalgette
media consultant & digital investor
Lord Davies
Minister for Trade and Investment
Sir John Hegarty
Susan Greenfield
Peter Bazalgette
Lord Davies
Rory Sutherland
vice chairman, Ogilvy UK
Geoffrey Beattie
psychologist
Dennis Turner
chief economist, HSBC Bank plc
Tamar Kasriel
futurist, MD Futureal

Rory Sutherland

Geoffrey Beattie
Dennis Turner
Tamar Kasriel
Tess Alps
chief executive, Thinkbox
Boris Johnson
Mayor of London
Professor Hugh Davidson
full time social entrepreneur
Sir Stelios Haji-Ioannou,
creator, Easyjet

Tess Alps

Boris Johnson
Hugh Davidson
Sir Stelios Haji-Iannou
Antony Jenkins
chief executive of global retail banking, Barclays
Will Harris
marketing director, Nokia UK
Amanda Mackenzie
chief marketing officer, Aviva Plc
Paul Flatters
managing partner, Trajectory

Antony Jenkins

Will Harris
Amanda Mackenzie
Paul Flatters
Mark Lund
chief executive, COI
Ashley Highfield
managing director & VP, consumer & online UK, Microsoft
Kathy Parker
global marketing and innovation director, Guinness


Mark Lund

Ashley Highfield
Kathy Parker


 
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