Learn how your fellow marketers within manufacturing are driving digital transformations and advancing marketing's position within their businesses.
In partnership with B2B Marketing Leaders Forum, Adobe and ON24, the B2B Marketing Leaders Forum is excited to launch the first ever virtual “Manufacturing Marketing Summit 2021”. The aim of this event is to bring together like-minded Marketers who can share insights, learnings and practical strategies from within the Manufacturing Industry.
Date: Thursday 13 May 2021
Time: 11am – 2.00pm AEST | 9am – 12.00pm SGT
Venue: ON24 – Online | Your home or office
Thomas Barta
Former Marketing Director, Kimberly-Clark and Partner, McKinsey
Author: The 12 Powers of a Marketing Leader: How to Succeed by Building Customer and Company Value
Learn how to build your influence as a marketer!
Despite endlessly saying they want to be more customer focused, many firms don’t have a marketer in the top team. Too few CMOs make it to CEO, and marketers’ reputation with CEOs is mixed.
For CMOs to receive and retain a respected seat at the leadership table they need be recognised drivers of revenue pipeline and company growth.
They need to earn the trust of their CEO, CFO, Leadership table and Board to deliver on these business objectives or be seen as the “colouring-in” department looking after pretty sales brochures and events.
Marketing leadership expert Thomas Barta sums it up as “Marketers must stand for growth, or they stand for nothing”.
During this session we’ll discuss “What makes an effective and successful marketing leader and how do marketers achieve a stronger voice in the C-suite?”
Chris Quinn
VP Marketing Communications and DCX
Pacific Zone
Global Marketing
Schneider Electric
Joanne Woo
Head of Marketing & Communications
ABB
Toby Venables
Head of Marketing
Hilti
During this session we’ll hear from three CMOs share their personal stories and advice on how they’ve:
Founded in 1968, Signet is an Australian-owned family business, and leading supplier of Packaging consumables to over 60,000 Aussie businesses. Signet manufacturers many of the products they sell including stretch film and flexible’s, line marking paints, and other packaging consumables.
With a long history of digital innovation, and online revenue a significant portion of overall revenues, they recently underwent a project to migrate and upgrade their website, as well as integrating a new tech stack including onsite search, personalised product recommendations, ratings and reviews, and marketing automation.
Key takeaways:
Kevin Wordon, Adobe’s Head of Customer Strategy, will showcase the Adobe Experience Cloud, highlighting how technology has transformed Customer Experience Management (CXM) with leading organisations optimising data & insights, customer journey orchestration, commerce experiences, document management, content and integration into key front and back office technology.
Justin Lyster
General Manager Digital, Marketing and Advanced Analytics
Blackwoods
Mabelle Reyes
Head of B2B Marketing & Sales Operations
Ampol (formerly Caltex Australia)
Tom Goodwin
Senior Manager – Global Marketing Operations
Ansell
For marketing to be seen as a revenue function and not cost centre we must be able to prove marketing’s contribution to company revenue and growth.
Yet, marketers are struggling to clearly attribute revenue contribution to marketing campaigns, spend and customer touchpoints
During this session we’ll discuss:
Nicholas Kontopoulos
APAC Regional Head of Marketing
Adobe
New research shows that manufacturing companies will be generating at least 50% of their sales through digital platforms within two years. In this 20-min talk, we examine five strategies and digital solutions that leading organisations have adopted that are accessible, inexpensive and can be actioned today.
For the last ten years, Adobe has surveyed tens of thousands of senior executives each year to reveal the most significant shifts in our industry. This year’s report has just been released, and it comes as no surprise that growth is back on the agenda for business.
But there’s a catch. We can see a divide clearly emerging in businesses across the region.
Digital transformation is bringing marketers into the boardroom and agile, customer-driven organisations are reporting long-term growth.
But those slow to digitise or to take advantage are wrestling with the speed of change and showing a really dangerous lack of resilience.
During this session we’ll discuss how marketers in manufacturing use: