17 June 2009, London

Econsultancy's Future of Digital Marketing conference is an intensive, full-day programme focusing on the next 6-18 months, as seen by the pioneers and top practitioners of e-commerce and digital marketing. 

For more information about the event, please visit http://econsultancy.com/fodm

About Ian Jindal
Ian creates and transforms digital businesses in retail and publishing. Since 1991 Ian as operated at Board level, either as director, CEO or investor. Consulting clients include House of Fraser, Austin Reed, Reiss, Couturelab, Otto UK, The British Council, IPC Media, Westfield Shopping Towns and David Morris. Ian co-founded InternetRetailing, the European eCommerce Forum, the UK's first Post-Graduate Diploma in Internet Retailing (with Econsultancy) and RetailGreen.eu. Previously he was Group E-commerce Director for Littlewoods where he grew online revenues to £400m per year. Before that Ian was Head of Online Operations at the BBC (over 400 BBC websites). Ian is a non-executive Director of Business Link for London.


Econsultancy's Future of Digital Marketing 2009 - Ian Jindal Keynote

17 June 2009, London

Econsultancy's Future of Digital Marketing conference is an intensive, full-day programme focusing on the next 6-18 months, as seen by the pioneers and top practitioners of e-commerce and digital marketing. 

For more information about the event, please visit http://econsultancy.com/fodm

About Eric Frenchman

Eric is Chief Internet Strategist for the online political agency Connell Donatelli and founder of consultancy PardonMyFrench. He was heavily involved in the 2008 US Presidential campaign as online consultant for John McCain and, despite being on the 'losing' side, scored many online victories and is widely recognised as a leading practitioner and thought leader in the field of poltical marketing online.
