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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


8:30-10:00 am
Mark Breslin, Breslin Strategies Inc.
Keynote: Strategic Marketing for Labor and Management
Break

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
Creating Credibility with Major Corporate End-Users
Re-Building Trust with Big End-Users
Rallying Internal and External Political Support for Change
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
Professional Tools and Preparation
Advanced Presentation Strategies for Contractors and End-Users
Proven Tactics for Establishing Credibility with Even the Toughest Clients
Consistent Messaging and Media

Noon-1:00 pm

Break
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
Critical Strategies Developed through Labor-Management Partnership
Project Labor Agreements
Strategies to Regain Market Share

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.
Lessons from Marketing Consumer Goods
Creating Macro Buzz and Momentum
Big Budgets, Big Expectations

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.
Getting Value & Responsiveness From Your Agency, "How to Avoid Wasting Money"
Daring to be Different.
Leveraging Technology: It Ain’t the Same Game Anymore
Shotgun vs. Rifleshot Marketing
Marketing and Sales—Two Different Animals
Q & A


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

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
Crossing the Boundary from Marketing to Sales
Getting ROI from Your Marketing Dollars
Defining and Strengthening Core Sales Fundamentals

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