AIM delegates can now purchase additional tickets for the Thursday night Afterparty. AIM tickets include access to the Afterparty. This addition allows you to bring your spouse, friends, or coworkers. Price is only $20 per ticket. To purchase simply select the extra Afterparty tickets when purchasing your AIM ticket. See Juno Award Winner Elliott Brood,…
The AIM Conference
The next Atlantic Interactive Marketing Conference (AIM Conference) will be held at the Halifax World Trade and Convention Center, on June 19-21, 2013 – see full program.
The Atlantic Interactive Marketing Conference (AIM) brings together small business owners and seasoned professionals from across Atlantic Canada to deliver the experience and information that businesses need to succeed online today.
This three day event provides expert guidance in social media, mobile, integrating interactive and traditional marketing and the future of all three.
Tickets are now available for sale
$499 ticket covers:
- Awards gala on June 19
- Both days of the conference
- June 20 Afterparty with Elliott Brood
- Lunch on June 20 and 21
- Tickets are transferable within an organization (e.g. person 1 attends Thursday sessions and person 2 attends Friday session)
See you at AIM 2013!
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AIM welcomes 2013 Juno award winner Elliott BROOD
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