NEW YORK, NY, September 26, 2009
/24-7PressRelease/ -- Social Ad Summit is a full day conference held at New World Stages in New York City, focusing on strategic issues driving the growth of advertising in social media, primarily on social platforms.
The event is specifically targeted toward leading media, marketing, advertising and social technology executives and has been designed to promote knowledge sharing and encourage networking.
Over 30 guest speakers are already scheduled to attend and provide answers to important questions that media buyers and social technology executives face on a daily basis and discuss how these parties can work together to develop more mutually beneficial relationships which will help drive the industry forward.
Guest speakers include John Trimble, Chief Sales Officer, Pandora, Sebastien De Halleux, COO & Co-Founder, Playfish, John Pleasants, CEO, Playdom and Lisa Rutherford, President, TwoFish.
Sponsored by Cactus Media, involver, Jess 3, Offerpal Media and Super Rewards.
For more information, please visit: http://www.socialadsummit.com.
Social Ad Summit is run by Social Times, a digital media company focused on leveraging social technology to build social capital.
Nick O'Neill, founder of Social Times, AllFacebook.com and The New Media School, is the industry expert on the social networking industry, providing no holds bar commentary and insightful analysis on social networking and social media. He speaks at conferences nationwide and has been featured in multiple national publications including, The New York Times, Forbes, MSNBC, Fast Company, USA Today, The Washington Post, The Wall Street Journal, CNN, and Wired. Mr. O'Neill was featured in The Washingtonian, "Top 100 Washington, D.C. Tech Titans," May 2009, which quoted him as being "a one-man tech-media empire."
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