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MAIN STAGE KEYNOTE SPEAKERS Invite You to Think Bigger ...........................<br />
Wednesday, July 18, 2012<br />
DARREN MARSHALL<br />
ANDREW DUGUAY<br />
RICHARD WINTER<br />
KEN ERICKSON<br />
The Ripple Effect – Creating a Global Movement to Convert Shoppers into Buyers 9:00<br />
Darren Marshall, Vice President, Global Shopper Development, THE COCA-COLA COMPANY<br />
As one of the world’s most respected marketers, The Coca-Cola Company doesn’t just shape brands that people love, it builds brands<br />
that people buy … 1.7 billion times a day … in over 200 countries. In our new world of more stores, more media, and more brands,<br />
every shopper becomes critical to the global growth agenda. Learn how The Coca-Cola Company’s movement for Shelf Savvy<br />
Marketing is empowering leaders around the world to convert shoppers into buyers, creating value for all those who touch its brands.<br />
Make Your Move: Global Economic Update 10:15<br />
Andrew Duguay, CPF, Senior Economist, ITR ®<br />
Maximizing the future is all about separating fact from fiction. The fear and uncertainty about the global markets are enough to<br />
cause any business leader to wonder if the recovery is durable or not. Andrew Duguay will be presenting the economic outlook for<br />
our industry and for the global economy with the clarity that business leaders have come to expect from ITR ® . This is a must<br />
meeting for leaders looking to prepare for the changes that are coming over the next few years.<br />
New Research Revealed! What Makes a Shopper Stop: A 360 Degree View 11:15<br />
of Today's Shopper Based Upon Neuro, Eye-Tracking, & Intercept Interview Data<br />
A Panel moderated by Richard Winter, President, POPAI including<br />
Michelle Adams, Vice President, Strategic Insights, PEPSICO<br />
Get an exclusive first look at POPAI’s findings from the 2012 Shopper Engagement Study, which incorporated traditional intercept<br />
interviews, eye-tracking, and neuromonitoring to develop a 360 degree view of today's shopper. This study, the first of its kind with over<br />
2400 grocery shoppers across the U.S., will equip attendees with actionable insights that will help them better win shoppers at the shelf.<br />
• What shoppers are looking at, engaging with, and responding to emotionally in the retail environment.<br />
• Where the buy buttons are located in the brain and the steps you need to take to help activate them in-store.<br />
• The path-to-purchase and what drives the cycle including purchase influencers, outlet choices & drivers of product choice in-store.<br />
Shoppers' Experience of Retail in China: Local Meanings, Global Patterns 5:00<br />
Ken Erickson, Ph.D., CEO & Cultural Anthropologist, PACIFIC ETHNOGRAPHY COMPANY<br />
Drawing on field research since 1999 across multiple product categories in urban and rural China, we'll explore the Middle<br />
Kingdom's retail spaces. How do generational differences shape shopping practices? How are big-box retail, global brands, and<br />
local "traditional trade" experienced by shoppers? What are the opportunities to improve the Chinese—and global—retail<br />
experience, from this vantage point? Learn key generational changes that limit and direct shopper expectations in China.<br />
Thursday, July 19, 2012<br />
Emotional Branding at Retail: Building a Social Voice for Your Brand 8:30<br />
Marc Gobe, CEO, EMOTIONAL BRANDING LLC<br />
Buying habits are changing around us as well as the notion of time and space. The challenge for manufacturers and retailers is to adapt to<br />
consumers that are purchasing products anywhere and anytime often after an online search and recommendations from friends. Brands that<br />
are successful are those that have become part of the conversation. Marc’s presentation will reflect on the future of retail in a social economy.<br />
Only through this new emotional engagement, will you be able to capture the limitless opportunities offered for those who have a social voice.<br />
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MARC GOBE<br />
BILLY BEANE<br />
DAVID EAGLEMAN<br />
DARD NEUMAN<br />
KRISTIN FERRARACCIO<br />
Moneyball: The Art of Winning an Unfair Game 9:30<br />
Billy Beane, General Manager, OAKLAND A’S AND SUBJECT OF MONEYBALL<br />
How did one of the lowest paid teams in baseball win three American League West Division titles? Go behind the scenes of Michael<br />
Lewis’ best-selling book Moneyball (now a major motion picture) and discover how Beane shattered traditional MLB beliefs that big<br />
payrolls equated wins by implementing statistical methodology that inevitably led the Oakland A’s, one of the worst teams in baseball,<br />
to four consecutive playoff appearances and three American League West Division Titles. The conventional wisdom in Major League<br />
Baseball is that wealthy teams will win out. However, during Beane’s four seasons in Oakland, the A`s won more regular season games<br />
than the New York Yankees, who during the same period spent $350 million more on player payroll than did the Athletics. Combining<br />
baseball and business strategies and offering an unprecedented look inside the inspiring true story, Billy Beane discusses objectivity<br />
that numbers can bring to the business world. Be inspired and uplifted by this rousing sports-underdog story.<br />
Emotion, Motivation, and Reputation: What Matters to the Mind of the Consumer 11:00<br />
David Eagleman, Renowned Neuroscientist and International Bestselling Author, INCOGNITO:<br />
THE SECRET LIVES OF THE BRAIN<br />
What motivates people to care about a brand? Why do people show loyalty to corporations? What is the role of emotion in<br />
decision-making? Brain scientist David Eagleman marshals surprising new data from social neuroscience to show that people use<br />
the same brain circuitry to relate to brands as they do to one another. This suggests strong motivation for companies to work on<br />
reputation, loyalty and trust - subconscious issues which powerfully navigate customer decisions, but are missed by traditional<br />
methods of market research. Traditional research fails for two reasons: (1) it usually probes the conscious mind of the customer, which<br />
is not, in the end, what drives actual purchasing decisions, and (2) it is geared to measure the immediate influence of branding<br />
changes, while investments in social reputation pay off on a slower time scale. In this talk, Dr. Eagleman translates cutting-edge<br />
neuroscience into everyday examples to illuminate customer motivations, emotions, and decision-making from new angles.<br />
Gamification: When Gamers Shop the Way they Play 11:45<br />
Dard Neuman, Ph.D., President of Insights, SMARTREVENUE<br />
Kristin Ferraraccio, Director, Category Management, ACTIVISION BLIZZARD<br />
In this new retail environment, what tools are needed to understand how the consumer moves through gaming platforms to<br />
research, shop, and buy in the category? How can consumer and shopper insights be integrated and leveraged to drive marketing<br />
and merchandising strategies and solutions along the path to purchase? What is the relationship and impact of the online<br />
experience with the in-store experience? In order to drive customer leadership, Activision partnered with SmartRevenue to gain<br />
insight into how their consumer behaves and shops in these interconnected platforms.<br />
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