Molding futures, one stop at a time

I”m getting ready to head out the door in a little less than an hour and a half to act as one third of the Interactive Marketing panel at the Kansas City Ad Club’s Career Day 2007.

I was also on this panel last year, and I’m looking forward to it. I’ve only got 15 minutes to speak, so I grabbed a few slides from my From Cowboy To Astronaut deck and will use them to illustrate some of the areas other than plain ol’ web sites that we’re active in at work.

My co-panelists are Sara Soseman from VML and David Cacioppo from Emfluence.

My favorite part is always Q&A, and invariably the questions will revolve around the tried and true, such as “What programs do you use to make web sites?” and “What programming language should I learn?” Of course, these are perfectly valid and good questions for people just dabbling their feet into the interactive ocean, but if my Q&A session at Oklahoma State is any indication, I might see a new series of good, smart questions today.

This should be fun.

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Published:
11.09.07 / 1pm
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KC Ad Club, Lectures, NaBloPoMo