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Every few months, the crew at Hill & Knowlton Australia get so excited about an issue that we can't keep it to ourselves. That's when we hold one of our legendary, open, Breakfast Bytes seminars. They're hectic, topical and a whole lot of fun. Everyone's there — CEOs, consultants, media, cranks. There's a presentation or panel discussion, and furious networking. If that sounds like your kind of scene, please email us.

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So what's the next seminar about anyway?

Lifestyle marketing in the age of consumer technology — that's what. In other words, we'll debate how we should talk tech with mums and dads, teens and tweens, and everyone from geeks to grey nomads.

Peter Blasina — the Gadget Guy from Channel 7’s Sunrise program — will MC a panel featuring John Slack-Smith from Harvey Norman, Stuart Whitmore from T3 magazine, Michelle Hutton of Hill & Knowlton and Tracie Michael of MindShare.

So if you can get to Level 1, 338 Pitt Street, Sydney, NSW, Australia by 7.15am or so on Thursday 18 August, now's the time to register.

See you there!

Published 12 August 2005 11:57 by Steven Noble

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  • Breakfast Bytes said:

    It's not surprising that the opinions expressed at our latest Breakfast Bytes seminar were diverse, though...
    August 20, 2005 01:30

  • Breakfast Bytes said:

    It's not surprising that the opinions expressed at our latest Breakfast Bytes seminar were diverse, though...
    August 20, 2005 05:26

  • Breakfast Bytes said:

    It's not surprising that the opinions expressed at our latest Breakfast Bytes seminar were diverse, though...
    August 20, 2005 05:26

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