Vision One will be attending the Festival of Marketing 2019!

Dominic Moore

9 October 2019

Vision One is delighted to be attending the Festival of Marketing this year! The event is taking place 10^th-11^th October at the Tobacco Dock in London. If you are attending the event, then please don’t be shy – come and visit our stand to say hello!

About the Festival

The Festival of Marketing is a wonderful opportunity to meet ambitious and inquisitive marketers during the two-day event, including us! During the two days, there will be a range of headliners and speakers, including TV presenter Davina McCall, Musician Professor Green, Professor of Marketing and weekly columnist for Marketing Week Mark Ritson and many more sharing the secrets of success.

Why Attend the FOM?

The Festival of Marketing is THE place to be. Jam-packed with marketing professionals and leaders filled with expert knowledge and skills to drive your marketing needs and gain valuable new skills, including how to drive sales, digital transformation, loyal customers and what future trends could be an implication for your industry.

If you want to attend, you can purchase tickets for the two-day event here.

During the event, you can keep up to date with us on Twitter and Instagram.

We look forward to seeing you there!

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