Apr 04
Attend the PFSK Conference and Get Your Mind Tweaked
This Friday, Piers Fawkes is having his PFSK Conference in NYC. Its not your usual social media or marketing confab. This is an event that will challenge you, inspire you and likely leaving you better at your job (for those who need that concrete ROI reason to attend). You will see so many folks including the chap who made this awesome graphic above from his personal infographic annual report - Nick Felton.
I interviewed Piers here. More importantly, you can get into the conference with a nice Ogilvy discount by clicking here.
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