39 ways to relive #BMA15
This year’s Business Marketing Association conference, BMA15, was one of the hottest events for B2B marketers on the planet. If you missed it, here’s 39 ways you can catch up on the big ideas and energy shared in Chicago this past May.
24 inspiring talks captured on video, available free and on-demand
Most business conferences charge extra for post-conference access to video recordings of keynote presentations. Not the BMA. They have graciously made available full length recordings of 24 speaker presentations for free. What’s more, they are available on-demand for everyone to enjoy, whether you went to BMA15 or not. Hat’s off BMA, well played. Movie-marathon anyone? To see all available BMA15 videos, go to http://bma.isebox.net/2015/. I’d highly recommend you start like the conference did, with opening keynote speaker, Jim Lecinski of Google. Jim set the pace with an inspiring talk on the changing face of B2B marketing and the “Risk Of Ignoring” (what a great twist on the definition of ROI!) the new realities of marketing to millennials.
For visual learners, check out these 15 "Keynote Inks"
Graphic recorder Kelly Kingman is an artist with an uncanny ability to synthesize big concepts and engaging ideas into rich, accessible visuals. We love her work. That’s why Quarry teamed up with the BMA to bring Kelly to BMA15 to capture the stories shared by 15 of the most anticipated speakers.
Called Keynote Inks, these giant illustrations were created in real time as each presentation unfolded and condensed a wealth of information and energy from sessions featuring Google, GE, 3M, BlackBerry, LinkedIn, the Content Marketing Institute, Forrester and more. We think the results speak for themselves! You can see, share and download our full collection of BMA15 Keynote Inks on our website or check out this SlideShare:
Did you go to BMA15? What were your favorite moments? Looking forward to BMA16 already :-)
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Richard is the resident Demand Generation advocate at Quarry, MarketingProfs B2B Agency of the Year Winner. He’s passionate about helping clients succeed in adopting and mastering new marketing technologies and techniques to deliver better buyer experiences. He’s been a champion of marketing automation since the beginning (Level 1 Eloqua certified in 2008), writes frequently on modern marketing and is an experienced conference presenter. You can continue the conversation with Richard on Twitter at @RHsays.