THE PROGRAM: MARKETING STRATEGY & EXECUTION
The 2007 Labor-Management Marketing Conference is designed to help unions and union contractors “do better business.” Day One focuses on successful models and Day Two focuses on “how-to” make it happen.
Day One: Thursday, November 1, 2007
| 8:00-8:30 am |
Welcome and Opening Session
Mark Ayers, President, National Building Construction Trades Department
Keynote: A Fragmented Industry, A United Message
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8:30-10:00 am |
Mark Breslin, Breslin Strategies Inc.
Keynote: Strategic Marketing for Labor and Management
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Break
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10:00 am-Noon |
Case Studies: A National, Regional & Local Perspective
| Merck Case Study: An RX for Market Expansion: IBEW |
| Ken McDougal, Business Manager, IBEW |
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Creating Credibility with Major Corporate End-Users |
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Re-Building Trust with Big End-Users |
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Rallying Internal and External Political Support for Change |
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Guidelines for Selling the Fortune 500 On or In Your Home Town |
| Integrating National, Regional and Local Marketing: IMPACT |
Eric Waterman, CEO IMPACT
Jim Gallik, Apprenticeship Coordinator, Iron Workers Local 3
David Gornewicz, Administrator, Iron Workers Local 848
Darrell LaBoucan, President, Western Canada District Council of Iron Workers
Kevin Wallace, President, Southeastern District Council of Iron Workers |
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Professional Tools and Preparation |
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Advanced Presentation Strategies for Contractors and End-Users |
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Proven Tactics for Establishing Credibility with Even the Toughest Clients |
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Consistent Messaging and Media |
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Noon-1:00 pm
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Break
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1:00-2:00 pm |
New York's Not Taking It For Granted Anymore: BTEA/BCTC of NY
Edward J. Malloy, President, Building & Construction Trades Council of Greater New York |
Louis J. Coletti, President & CEO, Building Trades Employers’ Association of New York |
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Critical Strategies Developed through Labor-Management Partnership |
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Project Labor Agreements |
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Strategies to Regain Market Share |
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2:00-3:00 pm |
Presentations and Campaigns to Re-Inspire Customer Confidence
| Borrowing Best Practices: What’s Going On in Corporate Marketing? |
Tim Weinheimer, Vice President, Director of Account Management, Blattner Brunner, Inc. |
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Lessons from Marketing Consumer Goods |
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Creating Macro Buzz and Momentum |
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Big Budgets, Big Expectations |
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3:00-4:30 pm |
Key Strategies to Maximize Marketing Dollars and Customer Impact: Ad Agency Panel
Sarah S. Berman, President, The Berman Group, Inc.
Robert Mizke, President, Oswego Creative, Inc.
Tim Weinheimer, Vice President, Director of Account Management, Blattner Brunner, Inc.
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Getting Value & Responsiveness From Your Agency, "How to Avoid Wasting Money" |
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Daring to be Different. |
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Leveraging Technology: It Ain’t the Same Game Anymore |
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Shotgun vs. Rifleshot Marketing |
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Marketing and Sales—Two Different Animals |
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Q & A |
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Day Two: Friday, November 2, 2007
| 8:30-10:00 am |
Mark Breslin Seminar Intensive: Workforce Recruitment & 2007 Best Practices Marketing Awards Presentation
A Facilitated Session on Best Practices on Recruitment and Workforce Development
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10:00-11:00 am |
Breakout 1 – Using Web-Based Marketing Technology: Projecting, Promoting & Connecting with Technology
Robert Mizke, President, Oswego Creative, Inc.
Breakout 2 – Sales: The Essential Strategic Component
Adrian Miller, Adrian Miller Sales Training
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Crossing the Boundary from Marketing to Sales |
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Getting ROI from Your Marketing Dollars |
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Defining and Strengthening Core Sales Fundamentals |
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