Upcoming Events at Hyatt Regency Austin
Fri Feb 21, 9:00 AM - Sat Feb 22, 5:00 PM
208 Barton Springs Rd, Austin, TX 78704
Community: Downtown Austin
Description
We are headed back to the dirty south!!
Event Details
We hope you can join all of your favorite MFBAs for some business mixed with pleasure in the wonderful city of Austin, Texas.
MFBA 2020 will focus on marketing techniques, social media tips and tricks, new technology to enhance work flow efficiency, and plenty of information to add value to your arsenal of tricks to help you level up your business and crush your competition.
Speakers are still being finalized, but we promise you we are securing the very best line-up. You DO NOT want to miss this one. Anyone that attended last year will tell you, you missed out. Don't be that person this time around!
We are NOT providing a room block this year.
We will kick off the event Thursday evening with a welcome party at one of Austin's lively bars, Kung Fu Saloon, with a Roarin 20's themed pub crawl down 6th street on Saturday night.
Fine Print:Ticket price to the conference will increase to $250 Jan 15th, 2020.
Questions?? Reach out to Ashley Miller, Michelle Dugan, or Jonathon Sarver.
Itinerary below:
Day 1 Agenda – Friday, Feb 21st
9am – 9:45am – Registration: MC Opening Announcements
10am – 11am - Khai McBride
11:00am – 12:00pm - Corrine Hancock: Turning Chaos Into Energy
12:00 - 12:30 - Lunch (will be hosted on site)
12:30pm – 1:15pm - Phil Treadwell - Podcast Marketing: Branding and Lead Gen
1:15pm -2:15pm - Rene Rodriguez
2:15pm – 3:00pm - Jenn Wayboer: Marketing to Millennials
3:00pm - 3:15pm – BREAK (roll in bar)
3:15pm – 4:00pm - Dan Moralez: Fucking Up and Winning
4:00pm – 5:00pm - Dre Munar and Megan Ware Marsh: Building a Business
Day 2 Agenda – Saturday, Feb 22nd
Break Out Sessions - 10am
Bob Rutledge - Utilizing Technology for Higher ROI on Lead Gen
Sam Parker - Database Automation
Adam Smith - HomeBot
Tony Scarpero - Miracle Morning
Michelle Dugan - GIF Making
Phil Treadwell - Podcasting
Saturday - Roaring 20s Themed PUB Crawl!!
8pm - 6th Street. Location to start will be announced during Saturday’s session.
EVENT SPONSORS
Sam Parker - My Credit Guy
Adam Smith
Stephen Chizmadia
MFBA 2020 will focus on marketing techniques, social media tips and tricks, new technology to enhance work flow efficiency, and plenty of information to add value to your arsenal of tricks to help you level up your business and crush your competition.
Speakers are still being finalized, but we promise you we are securing the very best line-up. You DO NOT want to miss this one. Anyone that attended last year will tell you, you missed out. Don't be that person this time around!
We are NOT providing a room block this year.
We will kick off the event Thursday evening with a welcome party at one of Austin's lively bars, Kung Fu Saloon, with a Roarin 20's themed pub crawl down 6th street on Saturday night.
Fine Print:Ticket price to the conference will increase to $250 Jan 15th, 2020.
Questions?? Reach out to Ashley Miller, Michelle Dugan, or Jonathon Sarver.
Itinerary below:
Day 1 Agenda – Friday, Feb 21st
9am – 9:45am – Registration: MC Opening Announcements
10am – 11am - Khai McBride
11:00am – 12:00pm - Corrine Hancock: Turning Chaos Into Energy
12:00 - 12:30 - Lunch (will be hosted on site)
12:30pm – 1:15pm - Phil Treadwell - Podcast Marketing: Branding and Lead Gen
1:15pm -2:15pm - Rene Rodriguez
2:15pm – 3:00pm - Jenn Wayboer: Marketing to Millennials
3:00pm - 3:15pm – BREAK (roll in bar)
3:15pm – 4:00pm - Dan Moralez: Fucking Up and Winning
4:00pm – 5:00pm - Dre Munar and Megan Ware Marsh: Building a Business
Day 2 Agenda – Saturday, Feb 22nd
Break Out Sessions - 10am
Bob Rutledge - Utilizing Technology for Higher ROI on Lead Gen
Sam Parker - Database Automation
Adam Smith - HomeBot
Tony Scarpero - Miracle Morning
Michelle Dugan - GIF Making
Phil Treadwell - Podcasting
Saturday - Roaring 20s Themed PUB Crawl!!
8pm - 6th Street. Location to start will be announced during Saturday’s session.
EVENT SPONSORS
Sam Parker - My Credit Guy
Adam Smith
Stephen Chizmadia
