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Clifford R. Kurtzman, Ph.D. (Photo by Jordan Chan.) |
Cliff Kurtzman speaks worldwide to companies, organizations, and at conferences on a wide variety of topics related to technology, marketing, and entrepreneurship. Below are some of Cliff's past speaking engagements, along with comments from some of his audiences.
If you wish to contact Cliff about speaking to your company, organization or at your event, Cliff can be reached by phone at (281) 480-6300, or by using this form. In addition to speaking personally, Cliff's network of associates includes world class experts on topics such as Emetrics, Web Site Effectiveness, Building Valuable Brands, Online Media Sales & Buying Training, Search Engine Marketing Training, and Corporate Change Management. Custom workshops can be created for your organization covering these topics.
PAST PRESENTATIONS:
- 'Marketing to the MySpace Generation' - Norwegian International Film Festival, Haugesund, Norway, August 2007. Over the past two years, a new generation of tens of millions of consumers has started living, playing and buying online in new ways that were not feasible even a few years earlier. Enabled by tools known as blogs, online social networks, and "Web 2.0 technologies," this is the fastest growing consumer marketing arena in the world. Dr. Cliff Kurtzman discussed how these technologies are changing the marketing landscape, and how they can be used to promote events and create opportunities that benefit a company's bottom line.
- 'Marketing to the MySpace Generation' - eComXpo.
- 'Marketing to the MySpace Generation' - PacNet 07 - Paciolan's 24th Annual Community Conference, Keynote Session.
- 'Marketing to the MySpace Generation' - 2007 International Ticketing Association (INTIX) 28th Annual Conference & Exhibition, Opening General Session.
- 'The Economics of Interactive: Industry Investment and M&A for Fun and Profit' - AD:TECH New York 2006.
- 'The Economics of Interactive: Industry Investment and M&A for Fun and Profit' - AD:TECH San Francisco 2006.
- Branding is Everything: eComXpo, April 4, 2006.
- 'Marketing to the "MySpace Generation" -- How are online social networks changing the marketing landscape, and how can they benefit your bottom line?' - American Marketing Association 2006.
- 'A Crash Course on the Digital Marketing Vendor Landscape' - AD:TECH Chicago 2005 and AD:TECH New York 2005.
- 'FutureThink: How Tech Will Impact Brand' - AD:TECH San Francisco and AD:TECH New York.
- 'What does the Future Hold for the Next 30 Years?' - Keynote Address for the IMC Vancouver (Canada) Conference.
- 'Lessons Learned in Growing a High Tech Startup' - Houston Space Business Roundtable, Houston, Texas.
- 'From Outer Space to Cyberspace' - IABC Houston, Houston, Texas.
- 'The Internet's Role in Leading & Managing Change' - Financial Stationers Association, Sarasota, Florida.
- 'Evolving Marketing Strategies in the Internet Age' - Spring Internet World Conference, Los Angeles, CA.
- 'The Future of the Internet Ain't what it Used To Be: The second wave is coming, and this time it's for real' - Thriving in the New Digital Economy: Survival of the Fittest Conference, Houston, Texas.
- 'Previewing the Internet Marketing Trends for Doing Business in the New Millennium' - MCI WorldCom Cyberseminar.
- 'Benefits, challenges, and pitfalls of Internet marketing for entrepreneurs' - Young Entrepreneurs Organization University, New York, New York.
- 'Capitalizing on Email and Viral Marketing' - DCI Customer Relationship Management Conference, Boston, Massachusetts.
- 'Viral Marketing & Branding' - Internet Advertising Congress, Amsterdam, Netherlands.
- 'Golden Rules of Internet Advertising' - Internet Advertising Congress, Dusseldorf, Germany.
- 'Selecting the Right Internet Agency' - Electronic Commerce Success Super Conference, Houston, Texas.
- 'Selecting the Right Internet Agency'- Jay Abraham's Billion Dollar Internet Strategy Super Summit, Los Angeles, California.
- 'The Internet as a Utility Customer Service and Communication Tool' - American Gas Association/Edison Electric Institute Customer Services Conference, Charlotte, North Carolina.
- 'Homepage Development' and 'Marketing Your Homepage' - Photo Marketing Association's Annual Meeting, Las Vegas, Nevada.
- 'Permission Marketing' - Inc. Magazine 4th Annual Conference on High Return Marketing Strategies, Phoenix Arizona.
- Ha'aretz Internet Marketing Conference (multiple presentations and conference moderator), Tel Aviv, Israel.
- 'Be a Player in the Exploding Net Economics' - Compaq Computer Corporation, Houston, Texas.
- 'E-Mail Marketing: Don't Pass the Spam' - Fall Internet World Expo, AdWeek Forum, New York, New York.
- 'Customer Service on the Internet' - International Customer Service Association, Houston, Texas.
- '3-2-1 Blastoff! Launching a Home Page' - Photo Marketing Association's Annual Meeting, New Orleans, LA.
- 'What It Costs and What You Get: Web Ad Rates and Terms' - Web Advertising '98 conference, New York City.
- 'Creating and Marketing Successful Web Sites' - Internet World Canada, Toronto, Ont., Canada.
- 'Making a Splash on the Internet! How to Effectively Market Relocation Services Electronically' - Employee Relocation Council 1997 National Relocation Conference, Dallas, Texas.
- 'Business Applications Using the Internet and how to Integrate with Legacy Systems' - FilePro Developer's Conference, Houston, Texas.
- 'Advertising via E-Mail and Newsgroups' - Web Advertising '97 Conference, Monterey, California.
- 'Creating a Successful Image on the Web,' and 'Hands and Eyes on the Web (Workshop)' - Association of Professional Color Imagers 29th Annual Convention, Las Vegas, Nevada.
- 'The Internet - Promise versus Reality' - Retail Merchants Association, Inc., Houston, Texas.
- 'Marketing Your Site' - South by Southwest Multimedia/Interactive Festival '97, Austin, Texas.
- 'Weave Your Web Page: The Presentation, Set-Up and Marketing of a Web Site' - 73rd Annual Photo Marketing Association Convention and Trade Show, New Orleans, Louisiana.
- 'Creating and Marketing Successful Web Sites' - Internet World Canada '97, Toronto, Canada.
- 'Creating a Successful Web Site: Managing, Organizing and Maintaining Information on the Internet' - The ICM Commercial Internet Applications in Pharmaceuticals Conference, Chicago, Illinois.
- 'Creating and Marketing Successful Web Sites' - Spring 1996 Internet World Conference, San Jose, California, 2.5 hour workshop
- 'Software Marketing on the Internet' - SoftexRecife, Recife, Brazil
- 'Business and Marketing on the Internet' - American Institute of Graphic Arts Digital Candy Conference, San Antonio, Texas
- 'Commerce on the Web' - Web Edge II, Austin, Texas
- 'Internet Marketing Strategies' - Beyond the Hype, Houston, Texas
- 'Business and Marketing on the Internet' - International Interactive Communications Society, Houston, Texas
- 'Marketing on the Internet' - International Association of Business Communicators, Houston, Texas
- 'The Internet and the Legal Profession' - Houston Legal Assistants Association, Houston, Texas
- 'The Internet and the Aerospace Company' - American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics, Houston, Texas
- 'The Internet and the Aerospace Company' - IEEE, Houston, Texas
- 'Marketing on the Internet for Financial Institutions' - Private Group, New York, New York
- 'Business and Politics on the Internet' - Houston, Texas
- 'Accounting and the Internet' - Houston, Texas
Cliff can be reached by e-mail at cliffk (at) kurtzman.biz, by phone at (281) 480-6300, or by using this form.
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What Others Have Said:
"Thanks again for inviting me to your speaking engagement on Wednesday. I truly enjoyed it. I now understand why people pay you so much money to come and speak. You did a great job."
-- Gary Remy, CEO,
Bizopia
"Your presentation to ING was so well received last year that we would like to invite you to speak to another group of our general management."
-- Simon H. van Otichem,
ING Group, The Netherlands
"I learned more from your presentation than I did attending the last AD:TECH conference in New York!"
-- Audience comment after an in-house corporate presentation in Boca Raton, Florida.
"We are working on improving or adding content to myspace.com. This is perfect timing for us. Great presentation. One of the best of the week."
-- Ryan Meyer, Sr. Director Consumer Marketing, International Speedway Corp.
"Great presentation today at the AMA luncheon! I'd hoped to say
hello in person, but didn't get a chance. Everyone at my table
really enjoyed what you had to say. Congratulations on doing such a
great job and good luck with your site... I've already sent your website link to someone who told me that were planning to attend yesterday and had to cancel. I'm really glad you made your presentation available, not many speakers do. So thanks."
-- Karen Orso, Product Marketing Manager, Pharmacy Services
and Houston Diversity Council Member, Cardinal Health.
"We all agreed that we got a lot out of it [your presentation]. I was, candidly, surprised at how much I got out of the first section, and the second section was exactly what I was hoping for. I went from having no idea who any players were to having a good idea in 90 minutes."
-- Audience comment after giving giving a private presentation to a company near Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
"Thank you
for taking such a leading role in the 'Internet Marketing Seminar' and
your contribution to the success of the event. You did a fantastic job in
hosting the seminar and in the presentations. Judging from audience
response, at the seminar and in follow-up feedback, your presentations
were the BEST. You have helped us all in better understanding of current
Internet trends and Web marketing strategies.
"Thanks for sharing your experiences and insights with us!"
-- Joav Shdema, CEO, Desert Island Group, Israel
"You guys did a really terrific job [with the presentation]. One of the key factors that separates successful and extremely successful people is the ability to communicate before an audience. Since I'm a speaker and trainer myself, I'm usually very critical and underwhelmed, but your presentation was smooth, clear, and well supported with good graphics. It was meaty and well thought out, and I know your participants greatly benefited from it."
-- Lauron Sonnier McColloch, Paradigm Proactive Business Services
"On behalf of WorldCom Conferencing, thank you very much for participating at the last minute in our CyberSeminar event. The event drew 475 people and we are extremely pleased with the feedback we have received. Thank you again for your contributions in making this event a success."
-- Alysann Sieren, Chris Dunsmore, MCI WorldCom
"Many many thanks for coming down and sharing your experience with us. You have helped us increase the quality of our Internet understanding and plans. Thanks again for your practical advice."
-- Helio Pereira, Executive Director, SoftexRecife, Brazil
"This session was worth all the $ - Excellent with lots of data," "Well-versed in their subjects - Wow!"
-- attendees at 1996 Spring Internet World Session.
Cliff,
Thank you for all you did at the conference. Your desire to make
sure you contributed to the value of that seminar came through
loud and clear in your presentation. And, it was also nice to
actually meet you, the person. You're a truly nice person.
Respectfully,
-- Nancy Roebke, Executive Director, Profnet, Inc.
Cliff,
Thanks for your well thought out presentation. That was a huge
help and confirmation for those of us who actually provide the
services that you described, and a good reminder that the
folks who do well online are those who remember the "gift
economy."
I've followed you since way back in the days of Glenn
Fleischmann, when I first got online. It was so nice to see
that the face that went with the person was consistent with
the personality!
Thanks again, you helped make a difference this weekend. It's much
appreciated!
"Your talk was the best, most informative that I've attended to date on doing business on the Web."
"I just wanted to thank you for your well-planned and executed presentation. I have attended a number of Internet presentations running the gamut from AECT (Assoc. for Educational Communications and Technology) to local talks and commend you on the information you presented and also on your style. I can see why your company has grown so quickly."
"I want to tell you how impressed I was with your presentation about the Web. I wasn't the only one, judging from the attention of the crowd. Thanks for taking your time to share your insights with us."
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