Use this form to submit a session proposal for all MarketingProfs speaking opportunities. Except for multi-hour workshops, all speaking in-person and online presentations are live and range between 20 and 60 minutes in length.
*Submissions received by January 30 of the event year will be considered for MarketingProfs B2B Forum, which takes place in Boston November 12–14, 2024. Speaking sessions will be in-person. Please note: MarketingProfs does not pay speaker honorariums nor cover speaker travel for the B2B Forum.
Due to the significant number of proposals received, we are not able to respond to every proposal.
Please read the following tips and information before you submit your specific session:
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Which speaking opportunities do you wish to apply for? Please check all that apply: *required --None--B2B Forum conference in Boston (unpaid) MarketingProfs online programs (paid) I am interested in all opportunities Please note, selecting “I am interested in all opportunities” will not disqualify your proposed session from consideration for B2B Forum. Speaking submissions for online programs are often used for general qualification, and we may contact you about doing alternate session topics based on our online program needs.
Please provide details for the lead speaker:
If you are not the lead speaker but are the main point of contact, please complete your details below:
As you think about the audience’s experience level, how would you classify the level of difficulty for your proposed topic?
Suggested Titles: Please provide two suggested titles for your session that capture the main benefit for attendees.
Attendee Takeaways: Please complete the following sentence to include three actionable takeaways the attendees can expect to learn. (Note: there is a 255-character limit per takeaway.)
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Who is your session content best suited for? For Internal Use Only (this question will not be shared with attendees, but helps us ensure the program is well-rounded).
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