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Clarks Audio-Visual assistant manager James Downey; Massive Media CEO and Vision director Lindsay Smith; Mona Elesseily of Page Zero Media; and BCAMA president-elect Kerry Plowman.Clarks Audio-Visual assistant manager James Downey, director of VISION and Massive Media CEO Lindsay Smith, Page Zero Media's Mona Elesseily and BCAMA president-elect Kerry Plowman. District Restaurant...
Clarks Audio-Visual assistant manager James Downey; Massive Media CEO and Vision director Lindsay Smith; Mona Elesseily of Page Zero Media; and BCAMA president-elect Kerry Plowman.
District Restaurant and El Matador chef Kenny Kyle, with BCAMA speaker liaison Alysia Hamilton.
Pink Pearl PR managing director Talia Beckett and Trane Canada national marketing coordinator Hana Kram.
BCIT marketing strategists Matt Cheung and Lucille Hsu, with Graphically Speaking account director Lionel Matecha.
Freelance writer Jeff Wasiluk; Station X marketing coordinator Sheena Graham; Station X digital strategist Adam Koebel; and Station X creative director Heather Thrash.
BCAMA board member and Maynards director of marketing Meghan Carter; past president of BCAMA Steve Kim; and board member and HyBird Communications managing partner Regina Leung.
Buur Fashion account manager Jessica Walden, Evergreen Cultural Centre executive director Jon Paul Walden and human resources adviser Brittany Mann.
SP Enterprises principal Susan Powelson and Ladder Up president Angela Rodenburgh.
Jan Consulting Inc. business analyst Sara Jan and Telus senior talent engagement manager Kelly Schmidt.
Vision volunteer Peter Spratt; Urban Planning’s Claire Atkin; KPMG’s Rachel Chen; and Vision production manager Vladimir Charapov.
The B.C. chapter of the American Marketing Association invited VPs, directors and managers for an intensive day of professional development at the Vision 2013 conference, culminating in a rooftop penthouse party at the Hotel Vancouver. Attendees continued their social networking on the dance floor in the legendary Panorama Roof Ballroom, while the business cards flowed as freely as the drinks.
For 24 years the conference has attracted marketers from all over Western Canada to celebrate marketing successes, share ideas and explore what makes a brand successful. The BCAMA is in its 58th year with a rich history of innovation, development and career-building for the next generation of marketers.