Tim Hayden is one of those dynamic idea guys, and knows how to execute for his clients. It was a pleasure to present along side him at the University of Texas McCombs School of Business Conference and Alumni Reunion recently.
He gave us a thought provoking presentation on the integration of the live, mobile and online life of our prospects and customers, including some important tips on the use of QR Codes and email.
Email is the currency of the Web.
Here is my Infograph of that presentation captured with Instagraph technology.
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I really like the visual setup of the conversation. Thanks for sharing. You both are great thought leaders in the Austin community. Way to rock the alumni world with your knowledge!
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I really like the visual setup of the conversation. Thanks for sharing. You both are great thought leaders in the Austin community. Way to rock the alumni world with your knowledge!
Thanks, Olga. I’m actually an after-thought leader in Austin ;-)