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May 05, 2009

The Future of Selling - my presentations at the eCom Berlin Conference

On Tuesday March 5 09 I was invited to hold the Leaders Lecture at the inaugural eCom Berlin event; on Wednesday March 6 I had the pleasure of delivering the closing keynote on "The Future of Retail".

Here is are PDFs, below (provided under the Creative Commons Non-Commercial, Attribution License, as usual)

Wed closing keynote Download Future of Retail eCom Gerd Leonhard(10MB PDF)
15MB PDF Future of Selling Ecom Berlin Gerd Leonhard (Tues)

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Posted by Gerd Leonhard at 09:28:00 PM in Attention Economy, Consumer Insights, Marketing2.0, MY PRESENTATIONS, Shopping2.0, Social Media

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