Introduction to the day: whistle stop tour of trends in international place brand strategy
Clare Dewhirst, Founder and Director, City Nation Place
Clare Dewhirst, Founder and Director, City Nation Place
Fred Dixon, CEO, NYC & Company
Chris Fair, President & CEO, Resonance Consulting
Richard Cutting-Miller, EVP, Resonance Consultancy
Patricia Rojas Ungar, VP Public Affairs, US Travel Association
WitTuttell, VP Tourism & Marketing, Economic Development Partnership of North Carolina
Aaron Wodin-Schwartz
VP Public Policy , Brand USA
Moderated by: Gordon Innes, Economic Development Lead, Bloomberg Associates
Mayor William Bell, Birmingham, Alabama
Mayor Buddy Dyer, Orlando, Florida
Richard Florida, PhD, Distinguished Fellow, NYUSPS Urban Lab, Clinical Research Professor,NYUSPS Schack Institute of Real Estate
Frans Van Der Avert, CEO, Amsterdam Marketing
We are the digital generation of marketers – but keeping up with communication channel options and working out how best to engage others to help you tell your story is a constant challenge. This session will focus specifically on how social and digital media can be harnessed to tell the story of your place and ask how much you can let go of your brand in the digital world, and how much you can control it.
Andrew Weir, CMO, Tourism Toronto
Julie Calvert, Source Cincinnati
Annie Fitzsimmons, Editor at Large, National Geographic Traveller
Millennials have been identified as a key audience for talent attraction, tourism and economic development. But what defines the millennials’ sense of place? What makes your city, state or nation attractive as a place to live, work and play? Learn from new research into this elusive audience and from the experience of others.
Panellists:
Chris Fair, CEO, Resonance Consultancy
Jeff Miller, President & CEO, Travel Portland
Ray Hoyt, President, Visit Tulsa
How can you best leverage business improvement, creative innovation, and historic districts in your place branding and marketing strategy? How can the relationship between tourism and citizen and urban patterns be managed more successfully through the effective development of neighborhood attractions?
Moderater:
Steven Pedigo, Director of the Urban Lab and Clinical Assistant Professor, Schack Institute of Real Estate
Panelists:
Susan Veres, SVP Strategy, Calgary Municipal Land Corporation
Alan Boniface, Principal, Dialog
Nicole Fichera, Boston Innovation District / Seaport
Moderated by: Lyneir Richardson , Executive Director of The Center for Urban Entrepreneurship and Economic Development (CUEED), Rutgers Business School
Panellists:
Olga Stella, Detroit Creative Corridor
Ernest Wooden Jr, CEO, LA Tourism
Diane Edwards,President, Jamaica Promotion Corporation
The election of Donald Trump has wide-ranging implications for America’s big cities and their place in the nation and the global economy. A new book by city expert Richard Florida, The New Urban Crisis, explores the forces that propelled Trump to the presidency, and offers plenty of analysis about what’s in store for large urban centers around the globe.
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