Using technology to drive real world results, Digiday Agency Summit, March 2017
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The document announces the Digiday Agency Summit on March 3, 2017 with Christina Norman, CEO of Media Storm, scheduled to speak. Her talk is titled "Activating the Science of Cultural Influence" and will address designing evolution in business, not being afraid to make yourself obsolete, and practicing sentient marketing.
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