Here are some of the responses from the facebook group.
“one of the most valuable things i learned from the connections planning conference was that the more we, as an industry, try and give connection planning a definitive role and title, the less likely it is to succeed. to me it’s more than a title, its […]

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One of the conference speakers, Adrian Ho, wrote a great post on interactions versus marketing.
One of the realisations I made about life in Minnesota was that it delivered a completely different kind of quality of life than I’d ever previously considered. Before Minnesota, I’d spent all my life in big cities: London, L.A, SF etc. […]

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We have a facebook group. Check it out here and connect with other connection planners.

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The number-one way marketers believe agencies create value? “Working in a collaborative way with the client by creating an environment of mutual respect.” This from a joint ANA/4A’s survey done earlier this year.
The clients should have been at the Polygamous Wedding. Be careful what you ask for.
The agencies were there to talk […]

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The first Connection Planning Conference - Polygamous Wedding has just concluded last Friday in New Orleans. We had some great wedding gifts from the attendees including great insights, processes and secrets. With a sprinkle of bachelor/ette parties and the crazy New Orleans nightlife. Overall, it was a tremendously beneficial day. A […]

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For those of you that attended the conference last week to hear Paul Woolmington speak, here’s a link to the House of Naked website where you can add your thoughts on Naked’s POV.
By liberating ourselves from the confines of any silos and separating from any form of production or compensation model, Naked is […]

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For a more detailed look at how the conference came together, check out post on blog.mikekarnj.com here.

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