Jump in. Participate. Share. Learn. Network. Grow. And don’t expect business as usual.

The fourth annual Digital Non Conference is back in the Queen City. We’re ready to dazzle your digital world with a touch of art deco, as Downtown Cincinnati shows off state-of-the-art digital in a hotel that was originally built to rock the big band sounds of the 1930s. Tuesday, Sept. 13 and Wednesday, Sept. 14. Interact and engage with local, regional and national digital divas. Learn, discuss and debate, network, and share ideas about the future of all things digital. Visit our 2011 Digital Non Conference page to learn more.

“Digital Media is a rapidly growing field. Students with talent and the right skills will be in demand for years to come. Those who have learned how to learn and who can adapt to change will be in demand for decades to come.”
John Young, Digital Creative Strategist, Bridge Worldwide

Organizing Partners for the 2011 Digital Non Conference are AdClub Cincinnati and Ad2 Cincinnati.

Other organizations that have committed their support include the Cincinnati chapters of the American Marketing Association (AMA), the Public Relations Society of American (PRSA), the Digital ScreenMedia Association, Cincinnati Social Media, The Circuit and The Women’s Circuit.

History

Founded by AdClub Cincinnati, the Digital Non Conference first saw the light of day in April 2007. As the process gained momentum, the organizers recognized the opportunity to bring local, regional and national experts together for an inspirational and creative digital forum. Bringing proven experts – Brand Managers, Entrepreneurs, and Consultants – together in the same room with respected academics and students, and you have the fuel for new ideas and brilliant new digital innovations. The 2011 Non Conference will be nothing short of spectacular.

With more than 400 businesses in Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky focused on package design, branding, advertising, and marketing communications, it’s been said that more than half the people involved in advertising and marketing in the nation work and live in the 15-county Cincinnati metropolitan area.