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UPCOMING EVENT
CMO CONNECT SERIES
How social media has changed – what does that mean for you, your brand or your audience?
AANA and Snapchat have come together to curate a thought provoking conversation with CMOs exploring the shift in consumer behaviour away from traditional social media and what it means for you, your brand and your audience.
Tony Keusgen, ANZ MD of Snapchat will be joined by senior international Snapchat leaders, Ajit Mohan, APAC President of Snapchat and Jacqueline Beauchere, Snap’s Global Head of Platform Safety, to unpack why connection matters more than “likes”, how positive experiences are the key to a healthier and happier online community, and why this matters for brands.
Event Overview:
FORMAT
Intimate Dinner
DATE
TIME
6 pm – 9.30 pm
LOCATION
Hinchcliff House
Level 2/5-7 Young St, Sydney
PRICE
By invitation only and exclusive to AANA
Our speakers include:
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Ajit Mohan
President APAC
Snapchat
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Jacqueline Beauchere
Global Head of Platform
Safety Snapchat
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Tony Keusgen
MD ANZ
Snapchat
Register
Places are limited.
Registrations are now closed for this event.
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Thanks to our sponsors
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Past Events
CMO Connect Series: How social media has changed – what does that mean for you, your brand or your audience?
AANA and Snapchat have come together to curate a thought provoking conversation with CMOs exploring the shift in consumer behaviour…