Unlocking Media: Marketing Insights and Networking in Auckland

AUCKLAND, Today: Unlocking Media for Marketers is coming up on September 19, 2024, at MediaWorks in Auckland. The event will highlight the role of traditional media in modern marketing strategies.

Attendees will discover how to combine traditional and digital channels for stronger campaigns. Speakers include industry experts like Sam Stuchbury, Clara McLaurin, and Cassie Roma, sharing case studies and practical insights.

Beyond the sessions, there’s a chance to network with peers, followed by an after-party at The Cav in Ponsonby, complete with a DJ and drinks.

Founder Chanel Clark explained, “While digital media dominates much of the conversation, traditional media still plays a crucial role in comprehensive marketing strategies. This event aims to showcase how both can work together effectively.”

“With this event, we want attendees to walk away not only with actionable insights but also with a deeper understanding of how The Marketing Club can support their ongoing journey in navigating today’s complex media landscape.” – Chanel Clark

Since its launch, The Marketing Club has grown to over 6,000 members across LinkedIn, Instagram, and Slack in New Zealand and Australia, offering events and support for marketers at all stages.

“Our mission at The Marketing Club is to create a space where marketers can learn from each other and grow, both professionally and personally.

“With this event, we want attendees to walk away not only with actionable insights but also with a deeper understanding of how The Marketing Club can support their ongoing journey in navigating today’s complex media landscape,” added Clark.

Event Details

• Date: September 19, 2024
• Time: 4:00 PM – 7:00 PM (After Party to follow)
• Venue: MediaWorks Studios, 17 Hargreaves Street, Auckland
• Tickets: Available now on Eventbrite

This event is aimed at marketing professionals, brand strategists, and business leaders looking to refine their media strategies. Spaces are limited, and early registration is recommended.