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Incubeta's Marketing Masters
Join us at the Marketing Masters event in Manchester on February 27th for a delicious and insightful brunch, where we'll discuss all things AI in marketing.
Event Details
- Date: 27th February | 9AM - 11.30AM
- Venue: 20 Stories, Manchester
Why Participate?
This exclusive, invite-only circle brings together experienced marketers for a collaborative exchange of insights. Join us for an open discussion where you can share your experiences, learn from peers, and collectively explore approaches to integrating AI and automation into your marketing strategies.
Register now to reserve your place!
Not available then? Check out our other upcoming events.
What will we be discussing?
We’ll be discussing the transformative impact of AI on the marketing landscape and share ideas on how brands can navigate the changing tides. Moreover, we’ll dive into the transformative impact of AI on content generation, creative ideation, and advancements in leading ad products from Google and Meta, and more.
- Navigating the acceleration of AI adoption in marketing
- Balancing lean organizational structures with the growing demands of AI
- Collaborative strategies for advertisers and agencies
- Fostering strategic leadership combined with grassroots curiosity
What is Incubeta's Marketing Masters?
Incubeta is always striving to be at the forefront of the latest trends and opportunities in the digital marketing space. One of the ways we do this is by having frequent touch bases with our clients and partners, to share learnings, opportunities & challenges within the industry. We’ve found that these closed doors, round-table style sessions bring an opportunity for collaboration, support & knowledge sharing, leading to success across brands and the industry as a whole.
These sessions consist of 8-12 people and generally run for 120 minutes in duration.
We follow Chatham House Rules for advisory panel sessions. This means that the participants enter knowing the confidential nature of the setting, but are able to share the takeaways they receive, so long as they don’t name brands or individuals.