Springtech Company in-conjunction with Tradersball said that plans are underway for Social Media Marketing Nigeria 2014.
According to the organizers, the event will be the greatest social media marketing conference ever held in Nigeria.
Attendees, a statement from the organizer read in part, will rub shoulders with the biggest names and brands in social media, soak up countless tips and new strategies and enjoy extensive networking opportunities.
The conference dubbed an ‘a-class event’ will have in attendance top government functionaries, Captains of Industry, top personalities in different industries, etc.
“The Social Media Marketing Nigeria 2014 will attract a lot of CEOs, Directors of companies, decision makers, influential personalities, social media personels, highly ranked bloggers,business development officials, head marketing personels, social media trend setters and trend followers and opinion leader,” the statement read.
Expected speakers include Mrs Uche Pedro- chief executive officer of Bella Naija- Nigeria's Leading Blog; Abinibi, CEO Abinibi Multimedia; Chisom Ohuaka- Team Leaders, Orange Academy; Stephen Akintayo CEO, Gileadbalm, Nigeria's Leading Email Company, Daniel Malik, CEO, Tradersball , Nigeria's Leading Online Agency, among others.
The Conference comes up on Saturday 29th of November at Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry Exhibition Hall Ikeja.
Springtech, Tradersball Mull Social Media Marketing Conference

Springtech Company in-conjunction with Tradersball said that plans are underway for Social Media Marketing Nigeria 2014. According to the organizers, the event will be the greatest social media…
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