Future Marketing Conference

The Middle East | ICT

Third Party Event

30 May 2016 - 31 May 2016

There is no death-by-PowerPoint here.  Our speakers are briefed to share TED-style talks that will inspire you as you learn.  

Our speakers include:
•    Daniele Calderoni, Regional Brand Director, MARS
•    Mohamad Jaber, Group Marketing & Communication Manager, Paris Gallery
•    David Breton, Chief Marketing Officer Middle East & Africa, Zurich Insurance
•    Amira Rashad, Regional Head of Brand, Facebook Middle East, North Africa and Pakistan
•    Rangarajan Kalyanasundaram, Vice President – LE & Government Marketing Commercial, du
•    Yousef Tuqan, Vice President –  Marketing and Analytics, CAREEM 
•    Shaf Butt, Regional Director of Marketing Dubai & MEASA, Jumeirah Group 
•    Asma Shabab, Board Member of the Advisory Board, CMO Council and Territory Marketing Leader, Enterprise & MidMarket, Middle East, IBM

We also have these exciting formats:

•    Mentor Match-Up: find your mentor or mentee 
•    Speed Connect: exchange business cards with all the conference attendees
•    Hot Topic Debate: hear both sides of the story in a moderator-facilitated dialogue 
•    Tomorrow’s Top Marketers Showcase: see the work of up-and-coming talent
•    Think Tank: explore the issues at hand in a peer-led session 
PLUS! Our interactive panel discussions allow you to engage directly with our experts. 

Don’t delay – register today.  Join top marketers from eminent organisations this inspiring and informative gathering of marketing leaders! 

Visit www.futuremarketingme.com for all the details.

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