Request a place alongside your peers at Econsultancy Live 2019 in London

If you’re a senior marketer who can be in London on Monday, December 2, you can register free to join me, my Econsultancy colleagues and a roomful of your peers at our invite-only event, Econsultancy Live.

By Ben Davis October 18th 2019 13:59

Here’s some more information. I hope to see you there.

What is Econsultancy Live?

For over 10 years, Econsultancy has run an annual conference in a roundtable format, with keynote speakers and then lots of discussions between marketers about the most pressing issues in our industry.

Econsultancy Live is our latest event, December 2 at ETC Venues, St Pauls. You can register for free here if you want to join in the networking and debate.

What is happening at Econsultancy Live?

We’ll start the day with networking and a keynote speaker, before each attendee sits on three roundtables, with topics ranging from content strategy to outsourcing.

Econsultancy Founder Ashley Friedlein and Marketing Week Editor Russell Parsons will be in attendance to keep everyone in order.

The day wraps up at 14.15, with enough time to go back to the office and tell your marketing colleagues where they are going wrong.

How do I request a place at Econsultancy Live?

Just click here and submit your details. The Econsultancy team will get back to you to confirm your attendance.

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