The Nedbank IMC, South Africa’s top marketing conference, will include thirty thought leaders from Africa and beyond over the course of one day. “Marketing Relevance” is the topic.
The growing significance of consumer relevance is well understood by African marketers, business owners, and creatives.
This year’s Nedbank Integrated Marketing Conference (IMC) will feature a variety of motivational speakers who will share their views and methods.
The conference is renowned for its tough speaker lineup that excludes any sales pitches.
According to Dale Hefer, CEO of the Nedbank IMC, the conference’s strength lies in its ability to bring together so many of Africa’s advertising and marketing thought leaders in one virtual location, on a single day.
From their desktops, laptops, or mobile devices, marketers may tune in to view this must-see pan-African event at www.IMCConference.com.
Marketers are clamoring for knowledge about how to acquire and maintain relevance, a difficult-to-find but essential ingredient. To give our delegates answers, we have gathered the world’s top thought leaders, according to Dale.
Co-hosts Xolisa Dyeshana, Group Creative Director at Joe Public, and Preetesh Sewraj, CEO of The Loeries, will join conference host Gugulethu Mfuphi.
They will launch the Nedbank IMC 2022 lineup together, which consists of the following:
Greg Hoffman, former Nike Chief Marketing Officer (CMO) and global brand leader (United States).
Kathryn Williams, KMint’s managing director (Australia).
Retail Pride by Ron Thurston, a best-selling author (United States).
a LinkedIn think thank for Tyrona Heath, Director of Market Engagement and The B2B Institute (United States).
Co-founder and managing partner of InSites Consulting, Joeri van den Bergh (Netherlands)
Ben Williams, TBWA Worldwide’s global chief creative officer (United States)
Integrated marketing and communications specialist Monali Shah (Nigeria)
Scott Thwaites, Director of TikTok Global Business Solutions’s Emerging Markets (United Arab Emirates)
TV host, producer, actor, and entrepreneur Maps Maponyane (South Africa).
TBWA South Africa’s Group CEO, Luca Gallarelli (South Africa).
Khensani Nobanda is a group executive for corporate affairs and group marketing at Nedbank (South Africa).
Association for Communication and Advertising CEO Mathe Okaba (South Africa).
Founder and CEO of Demographica, Warren Moss (South Africa).
Thebe Ikalafeng is the founder and chairman of the Brand Leadership Group and Brand Africa (South Africa).
Buli Ndlovu is the Executive Head of Marketing at Nedbank for both retail and business banking (South Africa).
Founder of PR Powerhouse Lebo Madiba (South Africa).
Clinton Middleton, GrowThrough’s CEO (South Africa).
MTN Group’s Bernice Samuels, Group Marketing Executive (Dubai).
Senior Director of Consulting at Kantar Tshego Tshukutswane (Netherlands).
the CEO of Nedbank IMC, Dale Hefer (South Africa).
Corporate Brand Director for South African Breweries Sphe Vundla (South Africa).
Hollard Insurance’s Group CEO Saks Ntombela (South Africa).
Heidi Brauer, Hollard Insurance’s Chief Marketing Officer (South Africa).
Brave Group’s Group CEO, Karabo Songo (South Africa).
Tiger Brands’ Integrated Media and Digital Director Sadika Fakir (South Africa).
Partner and Managing Director of M&C Saatchi Abel Faheem Chaudhry (South Africa).
Accenture Song’s Managing Director, Haydn Townsend (South Africa).
For R1 999/USD125, virtual tickets are available.
There are savings for groups.
Book right away at IMCConference.com
Bursaries for the Nedbank IMC 2022 Conference can be found at IMCConference.com/IMC-bursaries/, which is distributed by APO Group on behalf of the conference.
Concerning the Nedbank IMC:
A total of 1 300 delegates from 14 nations saw the virtual Nedbank IMC live in 2021.
The conference, which debuted in 2019, has gained notoriety for its “no sales pitch, one stream, one day only” style and an intriguing lineup of illustrious and knowledgeable speakers.
Importantly, the conference is committed to outlining the business case for marketing, motivated by the need to ensure that marketing has a seat at the executive level of decision-making.
Chartered marketers can earn CPD points by attending the Nedbank IMC, which is organized in collaboration with the Marketing Association of South Africa.
The Interactive Advertising Bureau of South Africa has given the conference its support.