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Trish Rainone
Senior Vice President, JPMorgan Chase
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Andrew Smith
Director of Consumer Insights, The Hershey Company
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Janet Gallant
Vice President of Consumer Insights and Innovation Research, NBC Universal
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Richard Thorogood
Director, Strategic Insights And Analytics, Colgate-Palmolive
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Jim Thompson
Executive in Residence, Fox School of Business & Management, Temple University
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Dr. Horst Stipp
EVP, Global Business Strategy, ARF
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Continuing our groundbreaking NeuroStandards Collaboration Project launched at last year’s Advertising Week, we will present new insights focusing on how to best use neuromarketing research to generate valuable, valid insights.
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Advances in NeuroMarketing Research to Make Advertising More Effective
Hosted at:
IPG Lab
600 Battery Street
San Francisco 94111
When: Monday, January 14, 2013 • 3:30–5:30pm PT (6:30–8:30pm ET)
Where: IPG Emerging Media Lab, 600 Battery Street, San Francisco, CA
Free to members and non-members!
At our next NeuroMarketing Forum at IPG / LAB in San Francisco, Tim McAtee, IPG’s Vice President of Research Product Development will demonstrate the applications of using quantitative bio-metric measurement for ad effectiveness with eye-tracking, facial coding and measure lability using the Affectiva Q Sensor.
Horst Stipp will also discuss these new research tools, that is, describe how neuromarketing methods can help us make advertising more effective and strengthen the link between emotion and advertising based on the insights from the ARF’s NeuroMarketing project that provided an independent evaluation of different neuromarketing methods. In addition, he will give a preview of the ARF’s new project that looks at the ability of different methodologies to predict advertising success. View all events during ARF San Francisco Week!
Presented by:
Tim McAtee – VP, Research Product Development, IPG / LAB
Horst Stipp – EVP, Global Business Strategy, ARF
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More details coming soon!
How Advertising Works Today: NeuroMarketing 2.0 and Beyond
As consumers and markets change rapidly and present new challenges to marketers, advertisers will benefit greatly from two potential breakthroughs in advertising research:
But which measures should be included in this portfolio? The answer to this question will be the subject of How Advertising Works Today: Neuro 2.0 and Beyond. We are developing an exciting approach that combines:
Find out from Dr. Joel Weinberger of Implicit Strategies and Adelphi University why measures of the unconscious are absolutely essential elements of the advertising research portfolio today. Learn from Dr Angelika Dimoka, Director of the Center for Neural Decision Making at Temple University, about how large-scale neuroscience studies are done and hear an expert's perspective on the gaps today between academic and practitioner research in this growing field. Finally, learn about the ARF's exciting new initiative "Neuro 2.0: How Advertising Works Today" and about opportunities to sponsor/participate in it; this breakthrough project will evaluate the predictive validity of both neuroscience and traditional advertising research approaches.
Please mark the date on your calendar. We look forward to seeing you at the Neuro 2.0 Forum.
Featured Speakers
Dr. Angelika Dimoka – Director of the Center, Neural Decision Making, Temple University
Joel Weinberger – Partner, Implicit Strategies
Venue: Hearst Corporation, 300 West 57th Street (@ 8th Ave)
Continuing our groundbreaking NeuroStandards Collaboration Project launched at last year’s Advertising Week, we will present new insights focusing on how to best use neuromarketing research to generate valuable, valid insights.
Featuring:
What are the key ingredients to brand advertising effectiveness online? During this high-impact webinar, you'll hear from the marketers that are leading the digital branding revolution as they talk about why online is a critical medium and how they are leveraging it effectively to meeting their primary branding objectives. Creative, media, and modeling strategies will be explored, as well as best practices in measuring audience and brand performance through today's cutting edge technologies. Join us for this interactive panel, as our host interviews our star chef's and encourages them to reveal their award-winning recipes!
To continue the process of providing insight into NeuroMarketing research that began with the NeuroStandards Collaboration Project. The Forum will provide a platform to share new research methods and insights as well as discuss issues such as validation of methods, the pros and cons of certain approaches for specific marketing objectives, and the role of neurological research in the context of all marketing research methods. Finally, we will explore original research that addresses critical issues.
ARF Forum sessions are closed, member only sessions and cannot be covered by the press without prior approval from the ARF President and CEO. Learn more about the benefits of ARF membership.
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