How will CES look like without the hangover, the long lines and dehydration? It will be virtually delightful! Let us deliver the best of CES to your home office, with more inspiration, more access, more meaningful and thought-provoking insights.
Join dentsu and influential leaders to reflect on, recharge and reinvent our industry for the years ahead. We will answer the big questions such as:
- What does it take to be at the forefront of the next-gen tech, commerce, media and creativity?
- How will the next generations of devices, connectivity and entertainment reshape our businesses and lives?
- What's the legacy of our generation and how can we make the world a better place through technology?
After 9 months of rewriting all the rules, what is next for consumers and brands? Join dentsu, our clients and partners, as we discuss what matters most from what we have learned, where growth will come from moving forward, and how 2021 will be a whole different kind of year. JOIN HERE>
Moderator: JiYoung Kim, Chief Digital Officer, Carat US
Panelists:
Michael Burke, Industry Director, Branded Apparel & Durables, Google
Mike Feldman, Head of Commerce & Retail Media, dentsu
Marcie Perez, Director, Platforms & Performance Marketing, Cadillac
Sharon Profis, Executive Editor & Director of Content Initiatives, CNET
Join dentsu and CNET's Editor-at-Large, Brian Cooley, for a look at technologies that will show the way up post-pandemic. Hot debates exist around the future of home, work, mobility, and health. Learn about the technologies that will underpin them. Brian is an expert in Automotive, Smart Home, Health and Wellness, and Consumer Tech. JOIN HERE>
For decades, the marketing industry has fought to keep up with the rate of disruption from technological advancement. But in 2020, consumer behavior changed overnight and tech got better faster, presenting leaders with challenges they expected years from now. The silver lining: many are coming out on the other side ready to adapt. But can the industry keep up?
* CES delegate pass required for this session. JOIN HERE>.
Moderator: Josh Golden, President & Publisher, AdAge
Panelists:
Fiona Carter, CMO, Goldman Sachs
Michael Kassan, Chairman & CEO, MediaLink
Jacki Kelley, CEO, dentsu Americas
Bill Koenigsberg, CEO & Founder, Horizon Media
Jamie Moldafsky, CMCO, Nielsen
Moderated by a seasoned expert, Lori Schwartz, and joined by experts from Verizon Media, this tour will highlight the key trends with live conversations and videos, to help you navigate through CES 2021 with a list of must-see products, important topics, and noteworthy technologies both on and off the beaten path of the CES virtual experience. We will highlight products and conversations that contextualize the trends for marketing and the media industry, and conclude with a live Q&A for participants. Limited space and invite-only.
Homeschooling a future digital pro, TikTok super star or social media aficionado? Bring your kids (age 15-18) to an interactive workshop with The Code about tech and digital skills led by Elisa Berzins, Senior Event Producer, MKTG, and Virginia Cruz-Ayala, Programs Associate, Diversity, Equity & Inclusion. Separate registration required.
At dentsu, we want to make sure everyone feels prepared and optimistic about their future. That’s why we’re equipping the next generation of talent with the skills to thrive in the digital economy, through our global flagship schools and early careers program, The Code. The program opens the doors of our industry to students from diverse backgrounds, through immersive workshops, work experience opportunities and apprenticeships.
CES delegate passes are not required to attend most of dentsu hosted programs unless otherwise indicated. By requesting an invitation, you agree to receive instructions to a select list of events we curate based on your interest, our CES recap, as well as future communications. You will need to follow the instructions sent to your email to complete registration for individual events in order to attend. Some events have limited capacity. Dentsu reserves the right to allocate the invitations.
