Kayla Kaplowitz

Founder, Mobili-T Media

Kayla's mobile advertising agency has won more awards than fit on her mantle, but she'll never brag about it. Instead, she'll share all their secrets. She's cool like that.

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R. Harrison

sunday, october 18

Do Well and Do Good

How do we find meaning in marketing? Is it possible to do more in this industry than help companies sell stuff? Sure is. Rachel Nevers of Fortunate Consulting will explain how marketers can use our insights and knowledge about the customer to influence and improve the bigger business strategy.

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The Venue

This year, A.G.M. is headed to Boston, a city which has quickly emerged as a hotbed for digital innovation and creativity. The Forum will take place at the Boston Harbor Hotel, which is conveniently located in the heart of Boston’s historic waterfront.

FIFA Producer Aaron McHardy holds clear contrast: "There is no momentum. That's probably a bug that can lead to poor ball physics or movement implementation "Make no mistake about anything. So realistic a game is, it remains a computer program. What we see on the screen, only the result of countless calculations of you as a player is never finds out.

However, this is ideally no mysterious developer-trick, but comprehensible mechanics: Whether the ax in a role play, for example at all true and how much damage it causes, decides the virtual rules - and not always the associated CPU mindset is the consumer also striking communicates by number insertion. FIFA 17 Hack Triche

Sometimes it is advantageous to straighten the virtual reality something: The infamous rubber banding in racing games lets the AI ​​pilots always catch up, so that the outcome of the race always remains exciting - and not because the developer is angry with us mean.

Theoretically, a feature like the momentum would therefore not necessarily bad: As in the real football world sports fans want to see exciting games and legendary comebacks at the last minute - no permanent Victories Bayern or boring 0: 0th And somehow it would indeed be realistic if the polygon replicas of such over athletes like Manuel Neuer and Lionel Messi also make mistakes sometimes. In addition, weaker FIFA owners have an increased chance of successful experiences.

Complexity as a barrier
"If I knew how I should design this algorithm," Aaron Hardy openly admits, "I was a god among developers" For: A technique that not only automatically, but also useful engages in virtual soccer games, is almost impossible to realize. Too many parameters to influence the events, as that could pour in program code - the talent of the two opponents on the selection of teams, tactics and player up to the always individual game. FIFA 17 hack Cheats

For the past five years, A.G.M has scoured the country to curate a best-in-class roster of speakers representing the hottest sectors, industries and disciplines in digital marketing.


The program for this year’s A.G.M. Forum is our best yet. For three incredible days, you’ll have a front-row seat to unscripted fireside chats, hands-on workshops, interactive presentations, and engaging keynotes from fearless marketers who are pushing boundaries and setting new standards.

Our Keynote Speakers

Kayla Kaplowitz

Founder, Mobili-T Media

Kayla Witz founded Mobili-T Media in late 2012 at the height of the mobile advertising boom. In just 3 years, the agency has emerged as the premier provider of unique mobile ad solutions and has won more creative awards than any agency in North America.

JOHN TAFF

Data Designer, Mobili-T Media

John Taff has studied the art of complex data design for more than a decade. Data Designer at Mobili-T Media, Saft works with the company's roster of Fortune 500 brands to make data more beautiful, relatable, and accessible across every screen.

RAQUEL EVERS

CSO, Fortunate Consulting

Raquel Evers leads sustainability initiatives at Fortunate Consulting, an agency founded on helping companies make good money while doing good things. She primarily focuses on inventing custom business models for companies who want a higher purpose without sacrificing profit.

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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13


Mobile, Mobile, Mobile

Day 1 is about the word on every marketer’s mouth: Mobile. Why does it matter? And how do we get it right? Attend small group workshops about the future of mobile ads, mobile app development and trends in cross-screen targeting. Learn about the rapid rise of mobile browsing (and what that means to us) in our interactive globe installation. And hear from Kayla Witz, Founder of Mobili-T Media, about how to get caught up, and then get ahead.

THURSDAY, APRIL 14

Data Driven Marketing

We’re capturing more data than ever before. And we’re doing it more precisely. But we’re still not using data to its full potential. Used well, numbers can teach us about each other, inspire our creativity and help us take risks and innovate in our work. One highlight of the day: Peer Exchange sessions, where you can learn about the interesting ways people are using data in the industry. And don’t miss John Taff's impressive presentation about a rare skill: data design.

FRIDAY, APRIL 15

Do Well and Do Good

How do we find meaning in marketing? Is it possible to do more in this industry than help companies sell stuff? Sure is. Raquel Evers of Fortunate Consulting will explain how marketers can use our insights and knowledge about the customer to influence and improve the bigger business strategy.

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