As you know, I’ve just returned from Affiliate Summit East 2011, and it’s been another great Summit. This was the largest New York one to date (with nearly 4,000 attendees) with plenty of excellent opportunities for networking and connecting with new clients and partners, great food, amazing keynotes and seminars, and good breakout sessions too. It is also hard to beat New York City when you’re talking a “premier” business spot (on earth!)
I also took quite a number of pictures, and here are just a few of my favorite ones:
AFFILIATE SUMMIT EAST 2011 PICTURES
Daniel M. Clark (session: “Affiliate Improv!”)
Jen Goode, Mike Buechele (session: “Affiliate Improv!”)
Bryan Eisenberg (keynote session)
Scott Jangro (session: “Social Media in Niche Markets”)
Peter Hamilton, Kimberlee White, Sarah de Diego (session: “Do-Not-Track? Not-So-Fast”)
You may view the full album of over sixty Affiliate Summit East 2011 pictures at http://on.fb.me/ASE11-NYC. Enjoy, and make sure to tag the people you know.
Really nice photos, Geno – great to see you in NYC.
I just posted your presentation: http://www.slideshare.net/affsum/7c-keyaffiliateprogramcomponentsyoureprobablymissing
Thanks, Shawn; and once again, thanks again to you and Missy for another excellent show.
Geno, nice recap, thank you for sharing these great photos. I’m bummed I missed chatting with you this time… we’ll have to catch up next year!
Definitely, Jen!
We look so serious in our pictures!
Thanks for sharing, and I hope we can actually sit down for a few minutes in Vegas and talk… seems like we only ever see each other in passing!
You do look very serious in the pictures.
Yes, let’s find time to sit down and chat in Vegas, Daniel. Looking forward to it.
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Nice post, Geno. I thoroughly enjoyed Bryan’s Keynote, and we’re already starting to put some of the practices mentioned into play.
I enjoyed it too, Ashley. I was also happy to see him use the same format that I did — very practical, full of real-life examples, and to-the-point recommendations. Have fun implementing his tips!