MessageGears is joining Liveclicker’s international 2018 Future of Email Tour at three upcoming stops. As a featured speaker, MessageGears CEO Roger Barnette will speak at Washington, D.C., on June 26; Boston on June 27; and Atlanta on Aug. 7. The sessions will focus on cutting-edge ideas, strategies and technologies that comprise successful email marketing playbooks.
In Washington, D.C., Barnette will join Return Path Chief Revenue Officer Louis Bucciarelli, Trendline Chief Strategist and Co-Founder Andrew Kordek, and Liveclicker Co-Founder and Vice President of Market Development Justin Foster. In Boston, Barnette and Foster will return with SmarterHQ Regional Director of Northeast Sales Andrew Bennett and BrightWave Chief Client Officer Brent Rosengren. The agenda for Atlanta is still being planned.
This is the fourth year Liveclicker has organized the 2018 Future of Email tour, and each has been larger than the year before. In 2018, Liveclicker added seven cities to the tour, and they have already seen an incredible response at events in April and May. Leading technology firms and industry thought leaders present and sponsoring include Adobe, BriteVerify, BrightWave, Bronto, Cordial, Email Aptitude, Fluent, Merkle, MessageGears, Oracle, Return Path, SendGrid, Shaw + Scott, SmarterHQ, stensul, Trendline, Webbula, and Liveclicker.
“We’re excited to be a part of this great event series,” Barnette said. “It’s a fun opportunity to talk to people who are passionate about email and meet up with some of the brightest people in the industry. It will be fun to add MessageGears’ unique perspective to the dialogue, and I expect us all to leave the event a little smarter.”
While the sessions are free, seating is limited, so attendees are encouraged to register in advance. Get more information regarding the Future of Email Tour or to register for an event.
Will Devlin
A 20-year email marketing veteran, Will has focused on marketing strategy and execution for MessageGears since 2014. He has extensive experience on both the retail customer and service side of email marketing, and he’s interested in helping businesses better understand how they can make the most of the work they put into their email campaigns.
