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MarketingProfs' Conference Calendar

MarketingProfs conferences—online and onsite—designed to provide the best training from expert speakers on the marketing challenges that really matter to you and to your bottom line. Click here to request information on sponsorships. For speaker submissions, complete this form.

Upcoming Conferences

SocialTech 2012March 30, 2012
Alternately described as a social media conference with a focus on B2B marketing and a B2B conference that simply can’t enough social media, SocialTech is designed specifically for B2B marketers who want to get the most out of social media for their business. Join us for the full-day conference March 30 (pre-conference workshops on measurement and content marketing March 29).
B2B Forum 2012October 4-5, 2012
MarketingProfs B2B Forum isn't just another event. It's the event for B2B marketers who aren't afraid to be distinctive, get inventive, and push their businesses forward. Marketers like you. Register now and join us in Boston October 4-5, 2012 (pre-conference workshops October 3).
Digital Marketing WorldOnline, a new topic-focused show four times a year
Digital Marketing World is a free series of quarterly online events. Each event focuses on a specific digital marketing topic and includes educational sessions, networking, an exhibit floor, and resource center.

Recent Conferences

MarketingProfs Business-to-Business Forum 2011June 13-15, 2011
Chart a new course June 13-15 at B2B Marketing Forum 2011—our premiere B2B conference in Boston, MA. With two days of knowledge-packed sessions, plus two pre-conference workshops, you'll be navigating your way to new leads and sales in 2011.
Digital Marketing Forum 2011February 2-4, 2011
The Digital Marketing Forum Austin was sizzling. Over 300 marketers "turned up the heat" February 2-4, 2011 in Austin, TX. Thanks to the speakers, sponsors, and attendees who made the conference a success. If you missed it, recordings of the sessions and keynotes are available to watch on demand.