The annual Canadian Internet Marketing Conference (CIMC) is almost here.

From April 5 to 6, the massive industry-focused event will be taking over the West Coast Railway Heritage Park in Squamish, and you don’t want to miss it.

At this year’s event, you’ll discover how to best navigate the ever-changing digital marketing landscape and learn insider tips from founders, CEOs, marketing specialists, and more, from some of the world’s biggest companies.

With that in mind, we’ve compiled a list of 13 must-see speakers who will be sharing their expertise at the upcoming CIMC. (Trust us: You’re going to want to clear your calendars for this event.)

Kelly Watkins – Head of global marketing at Slack

Vik Kambli – Head of Western Canada at Facebook and Instagram

Rob Khazzam – General manager at Uber Canada

Richard Alan Reid – Creative director of Buzzfeed

Greg Perotto – VP of brand and communications at Hootsuite

Daniel Dubois – Marketing manager for Eastern Canada at Airbnb

Patrick Givens – VP of VaynerSmart, VaynerMedia

Karm Sumal – Co-founder and CEO of Daily Hive

Dario Meli – CEO of Quietly (co-founder of Hootsuite)

Rashel Hariri – Digital social media manager of McDonalds

Tickets for CIMC are on sale now ranging from $275 to $1,000. You can snap up yours via Picatic and get 10% off the price from February 12 to March 11 when you use the promo code Daily10 at the checkout.

For more information and to see a full schedule for the event, visit CIMC now.

Canadian Internet Marketing Conference (CIMC) 2018

When: April 5 to 6
Where: West Coast Railway Heritage Park – 39645 Government Road – Squamish
Price: $350 – $1,000 – Tickets available via Picatic  (+ get 10% off until March 11 when you use the promo code Daily10 at the checkout)

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Daily Hive is a proud media sponsor of the Canadian Internet Marketing Conference

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