The Unifying Voice for Advertising
Luncheons
MAY 16 Luncheon – Texas State’s NSAC Presentation: Nissan
May 4th
Join us this month as we showcase some of the area’s rising advertising stars from Texas State University – San Marcos.
They will be delivering their presentation for Nissan that was prepared for the National Student Advertising Competition (NSAC). The Texas State American Advertising Federation (AAF) team won third place in district competition held on More >
April 17 Luncheon – Doing Digital Media Right
Mar 22nd
Join us for lunch with Jay Friedman, and learn some tricks of the trade for tackling online media challenges.
DOING DIGITAL MEDIA RIGHTCreating, designing and managing an online campaign are key skill sets for every agency, and becoming more important with each passing year. This session teaches how to mount More >
March 13 Luncheon Speaker: T. Scott Gross
Feb 6th
White Paper on Generation Y:
http://tscottgross.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/07/geny_white_paper.pdf
Meet Generation Y: My way, right away, why pay? How changing expectations are shaping the way we think about customer service.
Topic Summary: Two significant trends are unfolding right now. Service is being unbundled and bought as an adjunct to the purchased product. The second trend is More >
Luncheon: January 18th
Jan 3rd
Presented by Kristi Pena, Regional Public Relations Manager
from the Better Business Bureau
“New media, new ideas and new challenges are swirling around the industry and impacting the way it does business. The one constant is transparency, and the need to conduct ourselves, our business, and our relationships with consumers, in More >
September Luncheon – Understanding Media Convergence
Sep 8th
Join Scott Meador, Senior Director of Predictive Analytics, Time Warner Cable West Region, for a discussion on Media Convergence – the convergence of media and the blurring lines between Internet, TV, and Phone… looking at specific data points into how consumers watch video on traditional TVs, mobile devices and personal computers…emerging More >
