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Live at the MDMC '17 - Interview with Nick Weber of Monsanto
Live interviews with subject matter experts and speakers at the 2017 MDMC. 'In Your Business' interviews leaders in the industry sharing their insights and learnings at St. Louis Union Station.
Produced By: Hal Deane, Sean Gabris, Marc Wanninger, Jerry Strutynski, Chanti Harris-Walker and Curtis Hoffman.
Host: Curtis Hoffman
Guest: Social Media and Content Stratigist at Monsanto, Nick Weber
About MDMC: In 2013, the State of Digital Media Marketing Conference was born at the campus of the University of Missouri – St. Louis. The first was a half day event featuring prominent speakers mostly via Google Hangouts held at the J.C. Penney Conference Center at UMSL. The conference grew to a full-day in 2014, taking up all of the conference center, and by 2015, it was obvious the venue was too small as sessions, the exhibit hall and keynote were packed. Then in 2016, the event took over St. Louis Union Station, nearly doubling the capacity and attendance along with it. The conference also took on a rebrand, now known as the Midwest Digital Marketing Conference, or MDMC for short. Last year MDMC set attendance records with a remarkable 1,367 marketers and friends, not to mention 300 wait listed persons. We trended on twitter both nationally, and internationally for 8 hours. The event hit a record this year of about 1,465 attendees.
About Monsanto: Monsanto is a sustainable agriculture company delivering agricultural products that support farmers all around the world.
Focused on empowering farmers—large and small—to produce more from their land while conserving more of our world's natural resources such as water and energy.Doing this with leading seed brands in crops like corn, cotton, oilseeds and fruits and vegetables. They also produce leading in-the-seed trait technologies for farmers, which are aimed at protecting their yield, supporting their on-farm efficiency and reducing their on-farm costs.
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Live interviews with subject matter experts and speakers at the 2017 MDMC. 'In Your Business' interviews leaders in the industry sharing their insights and learnings at St. Louis Union Station.
Produced By: Hal Deane, Sean Gabris, Marc Wanninger, Jerry Strutynski, Chanti Harris-Walker and Curtis Hoffman.
Host: Curtis Hoffman
Guest: Social Media and Content Stratigist at Monsanto, Nick Weber
About MDMC: In 2013, the State of Digital Media Marketing Conference was born at the campus of the University of Missouri – St. Louis. The first was a half day event featuring prominent speakers mostly via Google Hangouts held at the J.C. Penney Conference Center at UMSL. The conference grew to a full-day in 2014, taking up all of the conference center, and by 2015, it was obvious the venue was too small as sessions, the exhibit hall and keynote were packed. Then in 2016, the event took over St. Louis Union Station, nearly doubling the capacity and attendance along with it. The conference also took on a rebrand, now known as the Midwest Digital Marketing Conference, or MDMC for short. Last year MDMC set attendance records with a remarkable 1,367 marketers and friends, not to mention 300 wait listed persons. We trended on twitter both nationally, and internationally for 8 hours. The event hit a record this year of about 1,465 attendees.
About Monsanto: Monsanto is a sustainable agriculture company delivering agricultural products that support farmers all around the world.
Focused on empowering farmers—large and small—to produce more from their land while conserving more of our world's natural resources such as water and energy.Doing this with leading seed brands in crops like corn, cotton, oilseeds and fruits and vegetables. They also produce leading in-the-seed trait technologies for farmers, which are aimed at protecting their yield, supporting their on-farm efficiency and reducing their on-farm costs.