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PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOPS |
OFFICIAL CONFERENCE EVENTS |
POST CONFERENCE WORKSHOP |
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· CM101 for Nonprofits · CM101 for Business · Developing Your Cause Marketing Social Media Strategy · Nonprofit Leadership Summit |
· Breakfast · Welcome · Opening Keynotes & Breakouts · Halo Awards Luncheon · Breakout Sessions & Powerful Discussions |
· Cause Marketing 202 for Nonprofits |
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OFFICIAL CONFERENCE EVENTS |
· Closing Session |
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· Opening Breakout Sessions · Opening Reception · Opening Dinner · 10th Birthday Bash |
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2012 Cause Marketing Forum Annual Conference Program |
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PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOPS Separate fees apply |
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8:00 - 2:00 |
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8:00 - 2:00 |
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8:00 - 2:00 |
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10:00 - 2:00 |
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OFFICIAL CONFERENCE START |
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2:30-3:30 |
Breakout Sessions (Choose One of Three) |
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Cause Marketing Legal Update With the New York State Attorney General requesting data from businesses and nonprofits engaged in breast cancer cause marketing, could 2012 be the year that state regulation intensifies? Attorney Ed Chanksy of Greenberg Traurig analyzes that situation and other legal issues. Ed Chansky, Of Counsel, Greenberg Traurig |
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The Science of Consumer Engagement and Social Change Cause marketers frequently base campaigns not on the realities of the human psyche or on data, but on gut instincts that are often completely wrong. Network for Good COO Katya Andresen shares insights from brain science research and behavioral economics that will help you craft cause programs that grab and involve consumers. Katya Andresen, COO, Network for Good |
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Unleash Your Cause Marketing Creativity During his storied marketing career, Bob Thacker has excelled at generating breakout ideas. Learn to dream up and implement attention-grabbing, effective cause programs from the creator of OfficeMax’s award-winning “A Day Made Better” campaign that each year simultaneously surprises 1,000 teachers with gifts of school supplies. Bob Thacker, Adopt-a-Classroom |
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3:30-4:30 |
Breakout Sessions (Choose One of Three) |
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Nonprofits: Increase Your Cause Marketing Power To succeed, nonprofits must continually improve their corporate alliance offerings. For Momentum President Mollye Rhea shares effectiveness-boosting strategies for veterans and newcomers. Rebuilding Together VP of Marketing and Communications Cynthia Woodruff and Oxfam America New Business Manager Kit Manning bring those ideas to life with case studies. Mollye Rhea, President, For Momentum Cynthia Woodruff, VP, Marketing & Communications, Rebuilding Together Kit Manning, New Business Development Manager, Oxfam America |
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The Science of Consumer Engagement and Social Change |
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Unleash Your Cause Marketing Creativity |
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4:30 - 5:30 |
Breakout Sessions (Choose One of Three) |
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Six Big Ideas in 60 Minutes TED gives presenters 18 minutes to make their case -- our cause marketing masters are so sharp they only need nine! We've challenged six CM top guns to each share one golden knowledge nugget that will help your programs hit new heights. |
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The Lighter Side of Cause Marketing Most cause marketing creative is earnest and serious, but there are bold spirits in our community who inject humor into their campaigns. Join SelfishGiving.com Blogger Joe Waters as he reviews programs that generate laughter along with contributions and profits. Joe Waters, Blogger, Selfish Giving |
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Cause Marketing Legal Update |
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5:30 - 6:30 |
It's time to reunite with old colleagues and make new connections! Sponsored by .ORG The Public Interest Registry |
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6:30 - 8:30 |
Opening Dinner Our festive opening dinner – included in your conference registration – will celebrate the great things that can be accomplished when companies and causes collaborate. |
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8:30 - 10:30 |
Join the party celebrating a decade of creating community among those who do well by doing good.
Sponsored by MSLGROUP Americas. |
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10:30 - 11:15 |
Film Screening and Refreshments |
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7:30 |
Breakfast |
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8:00 |
Conference Welcome David Hessekiel, President, Cause Marketing Forum |
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8:15 |
Cause Marketing Golden Halo Award for Nonprofits
Caryl M. Stern, President & CEO, U.S. Fund for UNICEF |
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8:45 |
Cause Marketing Halo Award Spotlight We'll shine a spotlight on a Halo award winner to learn from their experience. |
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8:55 |
Sponsored by AOL Impact. Pitchers Dan Cohen, Vice President, Corporate Development, KaBOOM! Simon Mainwaring, Founder, We First Mollye Rhea, President, For Momentum Judges Stephanie Smirnov, President and Chief Creative Officer, DeVries PR Pankaj Shah, CEO, Tonic Brian Sirgutz, SVP, AOL/Huffington Post Media Group |
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9:30 |
Cause Marketing Halo Award Spotlight We'll shine a spotlight on a Halo award winner to learn from their experience. |
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9:40 |
The Great Breast Cancer Debate Breast cancer cause marketing generates more corporate funding and more controversy than any other issue. Cone Communications’ Alison DaSilva is joined by Susan G. Komen for the Cure’s Margo Lucero, ANN INC.'s Teresa Segarra and Whirlpool's Brian Maynard. Alison DaSilva, EVP, Research & Insights, Cone Communications Margo Lucero, VP, Business Development & Partnerships, Susan G. Komen for the Cure Teresa Segarra, Director, Charitable Initiatives, ANN INC. Brian Maynard, Director, Marketing Services, Whirlpool |
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10:30 |
Break |
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11:00 |
Breakout Sessions (Choose one of three) |
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Anatomy of a Campaign: Coca-Cola and World Wildlife Fund’s Arctic Home Hear the story behind the beverage giant and environmental group’s headline-grabbing program to protect polar bears from WWF’s Sheri Turnbow and The Coca-Cola Company’s Anne Weaver. Sheri Turnbow, Director, Corporate Partner Marketing, World Wildlife Fund Anne Weaver, Senior Manager, Integrated Marketing Content, Coca-Cola North America |
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The Pros and Cons of Crowdsourced Corporate Giving Whether you consider voting competitions a blessing or a curse they aren’t going away. DoSomething.org's George Weiner will analyze the crowdsourced phenomenon, help nonprofits decide what to enter and advise companies on how to build responsible systems. George Weiner, CTO, DoSomething.org |
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The Lighter Side of Cause Marketing |
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12:00 |
Pre-Luncheon Reception |
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12:30 |
Cause Marketing Halo Awards Luncheon
A cause marketing pioneer for more than three decades, Procter & Gamble focuses its social investments on supporting disadvantaged youth and providing relief when disaster strikes. Children’s safe drinking water, maternal vaccinations and educational access are just three of the many issues tackled by the company and its megabrands. Hear how its “Purpose Driven” philosophy is helping P&G prosper while touching and improving lives around the globe. Melanie Healey, Group President for North America, Procter & Gamble |
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2:00 |
Breakout Sessions & Powerful Discussions Attend your choice of breakout presentations or participate in one of a dozen small group discussions. |
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The Gamification of Cause Marketing The application of game concepts to cause marketing campaigns has skyrocketed recently. CMF’s Megan Strand describes emerging trends. Zynga’s Laura Pincus Hartman, Vitrue's Erika Brookes and Yum! Brands’ Chris Fuller illustrate with case examples. Chris Fuller, Director, International Public Affairs and CSR, Yum! Brands Laura Pincus Hartman, Director, External Partnerships, Zynga.org Erika Brookes, VP of Marketing, Vitrue |
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Anatomy of a Campaign: Samuel Adams Brewing the American Dream
Since July 2008, the Boston Beer Company and Accion USA have partnered on providing microloans and mentoring to food and beverage entrepreneurs. Boston Beer Company’s Michelle Sullivan, Cause Consulting’s Mark Feldman and ACCION’s Shaolee Sen share insights into the challenges and opportunities of supporting domestic small businesses through microfinance. Mark Feldman, Principal and Managing Director, Cause Consulting Shaolee Sen, VP of Strategy and Development, ACCION Michelle Sullivan, Senior Director of Corporate and External Relations, The Boston Beer Company |
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Powerful Discussions Cause marketing pros will lead small group discussions and interactive breakout sessions designed to enhance your knowledge of critical topics and your network. (Details and pre-registration in May.) |
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3:00 |
Breakout Sessions & Powerful Discussions Attend your choice of breakout presentations or participate in one of a dozen small group discussions. |
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Corporate Social Marketing Have you considered creating a campaign that stimulates prosocial changes in consumer behavior? Social marketing expert Nancy Lee provides an overview of best practices. Sanofi Pasteur’s Julianne Burk and March of Dimes’ Chad Royal-Pascoe share the story behind the “Sounds of Pertussis” program. Julianne Burk, Director of Vaccine Advocacy, Sanofi Pasteur Nancy Lee, President, Social Marketing Services Chad Royal-Pascoe, VP, National Strategic Alliances, March of Dimes |
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Nonprofits: Increase Your Cause Marketing Power |
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Powerful Discussions Cause marketing pros will lead small group discussions and interactive breakout sessions designed to enhance your knowledge of critical topics and your network. (Details and pre-registration in May.) |
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4:00 |
Break |
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Cause Goes Global: The Pampers “1 pack = 1 vaccine” Campaign Since 2006, Procter & Gamble and UNICEF have partnered to combat maternal and neonatal tetanus by linking the funding of vaccinations to Pampers sales. Professor Linda Scott of Oxford’s Said Business School, co-author of a case study on the program, and Geneva-based Procter & Gamble executive Nada Dugas will share an inside view of this international program’s challenges and successes. Nada Dugas, Associate Director, External Relations Baby Care, Europe, Middle East and Africa, Procter & Gamble Professor Linda Scott, World Chair for Entrepreneurship & Innovation, University of Oxford |
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Bridging the CSR/CM Divide When CMF launched ten years ago, there was a wide chasm between the CSR and CM communities. New thinking and economic necessity have brought these camps closer together. Campbell Soup Company’s Dave Stangis, New Balance’s Christine Madigan and jcpenney’s Jodi Gibson explore prospects for greater CSR/CM convergence. Jodi Gibson, Divisional VP, Community Relations and CSR, jcpenney Christine Madigan, VP of Responsible Leadership, New Balance Athletic Shoe, Inc. Dave Stangis, VP, CSR & Sustainability, President, Campbell Soup Foundation |
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5:20 |
Closing Remarks |
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5:30 |
Adjourn |
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Post-Conference Workshops separate fees apply |
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8:00 - 2:00 |
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