There are so many reasons to attend Mequoda Seminars, but here are the top six reasons to register this year:
1. Learn from (and with) the best.
Spend two information-packed days with some of the most sought after and innovative experts in the industry. Don Nicholas’ personable style sets the tone and invites brainstorming. His thought leadership will inspire you and his strategies can transform your business. Benefit from Mequoda’s unparalleled network of partner companies by hearing from CEOs and topic authorities across the publishing spectrum.
2. Update best practices.
Undoubtedly the most common praise we receive after a Mequoda Summit is that the instruction is extremely relevant because it stems directly from real-world experience. Learn about the newest digital strategies that you can leverage immediately to drive profits and improve performance.
3. Advance your learning.
This is a master class for Mequoda alumni—designed to take your knowledge, skills, and expertise to the next level. For this reason, we strictly limit attendance to those who have attended a prior Mequoda Summit, class, or bootcamp.
4. Make valuable contacts.
No matter how niche your publication may be, the Summit will provide opportunities to network with a senior group of peers who face similar challenges. Many people attend the Summit every year—knowing that the networking provides a great opportunity to share ideas, knowledge, and strategies. Just bring your business cards, and let Mequoda do the rest.
5. Expect the unexpected.
Even if you’ve attended many years in a row, you can expect updated information, groundbreaking strategies, new speakers, and fresh perspectives—all designed to keep pace with advances in technology and digital trends.
6. Bring the value home.
Your experience doesn’t end when the Summit does. As an alum, you can contact Mequoda for up to 30 days after the program to ask questions about Summit topics. You’ll also receive digital access to all presentations and reference materials. These materials enhance the experience and serve as valuable reference tools long after the Summit has passed.
