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Thursday, March 15, 2012Conference Day One1:30-2:45 p.m. Concurrent Breakout SessionsTrack OneToday’s Lawyers and Social Media – How Are Theyor Should They Be Using It?SuperSessionTrack ThreeData + Relationships + Design: The Web StrategyRevolutionMasterClassToday’s business environment demands that <strong>legal</strong> marketers have and maintain a familiaritywith online <strong>marketing</strong> tools and, increasingly, a vibrant online <strong>marketing</strong> presence. Law firmsface unique risks and limitations, due to the nature of our business, but studies have stillshown that social media usage in law firms – for <strong>marketing</strong> purposes – is up considerably justin the past year. This discussion will focus on three distinct issues facing <strong>legal</strong> marketers whenit comes to social media: planning and implementing a social media strategy; how firms areactually using social media tools; and potential opportunities and pitfalls with social media.PanelistsMarcy SaloDirector of Client ServicesCairncross & HempelmannPeter S. VogelPartnerGardere Wynne & Sewell, LLPCamille StellDirector of Client ServicesLawyers Mutual Liability Ins. Co. of NCMelissa CroteauChief Marketing OfficerNixon Peabody LLPModeratorRuth DavisSenior Director, Web ServicesLexisNexisTrack TwoLeveraging the Big 4 Consulting Best Practices to BolsterYour Business Development StrategiesMany people believe law firm <strong>marketing</strong> and business development programs, strategiesand tactics are behind those of public consulting firms. This panel will bring together seniorconsulting marketers with senior <strong>legal</strong> marketers who moved from the consulting industryto discuss what <strong>legal</strong> marketers and business developers can learn from their colleagues inconsulting, and where they see the future of professional services <strong>marketing</strong> and businessdevelopment.PanelistsMari-Anne KehlerNational Tax MarketingFirm DirectorDeloitte Services (tbc)Maureen MigliazzoChief Marketing OfficerDLA Piper LLP (US)David WorleyNational Sales and Business Development LeaderPricewaterhouseCoopersAndrew Murray-BrownChief Business Development OfficerRopes & GrayModeratorJonathan MattsonChief Marketing & Business Development OfficerTucker Ellis & West LLPSuperSessionClients’ evolving expectations and preferences are changing the way people interact on theweb. From greater collaboration through the web to social searching and interactive design,firms are leveraging technology in novel ways to engage <strong>legal</strong> buyers on the web. Forwardthinkingfirms are also discovering their sites can be used as a powerful extension of theirrelationship management programs. This session will examine how firms are turning theirwebsites into a foundation for relationship building, using collaborative technologies andinteractive design. It will also explore emerging web trends and creative strategies for bringingyour website into a new era of engagement.Scott KilburgGroup Director, Marketing and Business PlanningFoley LardnerKalev PeeknaWeb Strategy ManagerHubbard One, A Thomson Reuters CompanyTrack FourThe Next Dr. Sanjay Gupta? Expertise, Contentand Engaging with the MediaNew media makes news organizations and journalists more accessible. However, with moremedia (and fewer resources in a 24/7 breaking news cycle), journalists have a greater needthan ever for expert commentary and content from trusted sources. This interactive sessionwill offer strategic insight, practical tips and advice on how you can position your attorneys asexperts and help them more successfully engage with the media through online bios, socialmedia networking sites such as LinkedIn, Google+, Twitter and Facebook, as well as throughpersonal or firm blogs.PanelistsReilly StarrProject Lead, Strategic Programs and Social MediaIBM Global Business ServicesKatherine HollarChief Marketing OfficerLathrop & Gage LLPAdriana GardellaJournalistThe New York TimesModeratorKelly HoeyBusiness StrategistTrack FiveLaw Firm CMO Roundtable DiscussionsNow a staple of the LMA Annual Conference, the CMO roundtable discussions are designedfor and facilitated/attended exclusively by CMOs (or <strong>marketing</strong> director equivalents). They arean excellent opportunity for our more senior-level attendees to participate in working grouproundtable discussions with industry peers. These sessions will be invaluable in helping youfocus your strategic thinking.Attendance is limited and restricted to in-house law firm attendees who are their firm’stop <strong>marketing</strong> or business development professional. Pre-registration is required, oneparticipant per firm. If you are interested in attending, please email Kristy Perkins atk.perkins@american<strong>conference</strong>.com and add ‘CMO Roundtables’ in the subject line.2:45 p.m. Networking Refreshment Breakin the Exhibit HallMasterClassEach breakout session is structured around desired outcomes, to help guide you to the programs that will most help you meet your professionals goals. Choose from one of the following:Outcome: Driving Growth and Profitability Outcome: Maximizing Client Retention and Value Outcome: Improving Visibility2012 Legal Marketing Association Annual Conference13

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