Congratulations to @RupaGanatra, Viktoria de Chevron Villette and Simon Berger for an impressive debut conference in Millennial 2020.The conference addressed the business challenge of how to approach the millennial customer, and key themes throughout were insight, authenticity and experimentation. This was brought to life on the conference stage with a real wealth of speakers – I was lucky to chair sessions ranging from the founders of Planet Organic and Ceviche to Pepsico and Fortnum & Mason (yes, I was chairing the food stream!).
Here’s a vid of the session on data…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rFh7YNwcWnA
The exhibition area was particularly fun and very hand-on (in true millennial style) with more of a ‘fun fair’ feel than an expo.
I learned a great deal and I’m pleased to see that the concept is already rolling out internationally with events planned in New York – February 2017, London (take 2) in April 2017 and Singapore in September 2017.
You can sign up for info at their website – http://www.millennial20-20.com/
Intro to #M2020 with @ianjindal pic.twitter.com/RLuj21AOIQ
— Charlotte Jones (@charliesjones) April 13, 2016
Join me at #m2020 today – chairing the food & beverage stream at @millennial20_20 – Will tweet updates on #m2020 pic.twitter.com/KMGCcI63qf
— Ian Jindal (@ianjindal) April 13, 2016
Looking forward to a great turnout for @millennial20_20's first event. #m2020 congrats to @RupaGanatra & team pic.twitter.com/rocgtV08Jg
— Ian Jindal (@ianjindal) April 13, 2016
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