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Zoë Chance

Data or Gut: What should a modern marketer trust? Zoë Chance is a Yale School of Management professor and a master of the art of persuasion. With a passion for turning knowledge into practice, she’ll focus on how you can influence perception and pave the way for even smarter decision-making.

Maddy Savage

Maddy Savage is DME2018’s moderator and is an award-winning freelance foreign correspondent covering the Nordics for global media including BBC, Monocle and Nordic Business Insider. In true investigative Journalistic fashion, she’ll bring a large dose of energy and gravitas to the event, and vouches to craft challenging questions that force the speakers to go beyond the buzzwords.

Camilla Wallander

Camilla Wallander is the CEO of Berghs School of Communication. Within her role, Camilla plays a crucial role in shaping innovation and attracting talents to the industry. With first-hand experience of driving change within companies such as SAS, Nordiska Kompaniet and Berghs, Camilla knows how to successfully manage teams in the digital era.

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Agenda at a glance

Hot insights from sizzling speakers
Learn the latest digital marketing trends from internationally known keynote speakers and industry-leading companies. You’ll get to hear real examples and qualified tips to use in your own everyday work and new challenges, opening up your way to stand-out marketing and increased business success.

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Agenda

AGENDA

08.00 - 09.00
REGISTRATION
09.00 - 10.30
KEYNOTES
10.30 - 11.00
COFFEE BREAK
11.00 - 11.45 BREAKOUTS
11.45 - 12.45
LUNCH
12.45 - 13.30
BREAKOUTS
13.45-14.30
BREAKOUTS
14.30 - 15.00
COFFEE BREAK
15.00 - 16.30
KEYNOTES
16.30 - 17.00
WRAP UP
17.00-19.00
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Zoë Chance

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Maddy Savage

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Camilla Wallander

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Venue for DME2018

DME2018 takes place at Clarion Hotel and Congress Malmö Live, located next to Malmö Central Station and APSIS HeadQuarter (Dag Hammarskjölds torg 4). Are you planing to stay at Malmö Live during DME? Please get in touch with APSIS to receive your discount code.

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Telephone: +46 40-24 97 70
Email: dme@apsis.com

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Your DME ticket includes

1 day, 4 keynotes speakers
2 breakout sessions
Breakfast, lunch, coffee and mingle party

Summer special: €290 (16/7 - 31/8)
Regular price: €350 (1/9 - 7/11)

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About

In 2010, we at APSIS realised that some marketers felt a bit left out in the cold. As a pioneer in email marketing, we saw the need for a Scandinavian conference where data-driven marketers would get the latest trends and industry insights from international speakers.

Since that day, Email-Marketing-Evolved (EME) became one of the most popular marketing events in the Nordics, gathering business leaders, industry influencers and digital marketers who where looking for smart ways to evolve their business using the right data.

Over these amazing eight years we’ve met thousands of marketers taking part in our keynotes and workshops. Do you want to know their secret to success?

Data-driven companies are not the ones jumping on the latest buzzwords or the most complex technology. Those who actually succeed has one thing in common: A digital mindset that’s constantly trying to evolve.

That’s why 2017 marked the last year of EME, and that’s why 2018 is the first year of DME.

Marketing evolves, so do we.

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