re·in·vention
[ree-in-vent- SHən] NOUN
1. To invent again or anew,
2. to remake or make over, as in a different form
3. to bring back; revive
The world is changing quickly, and change means reinvention. Each time a major shift happens in our industry we have to take control of what our business will become, or risk never reaching our full potential.
The Michigan Association of Broadcasters and its partner groups are here to help you identify those changes and reinvent what broadcasters do and how we connect to our communities.
At the 2012 Great Lakes Broadcasting Conference, you will
- Hear directly from industry experts about their take on the future,
- Learn how to utilize new technologies to enhance your business,
- See the latest in technology on the exhibit hall floor,
- Make connections with your peers and
- Recognize the best in our field and outstanding future broadcasters.
Join us for one day that will re-energize, reinvigorate and renew your passion for the industry.
Who attends GLBC?
- Radio & Television Owners, GMs and Managers
- Sales Managers and Account Executives
- News Directors, Producers and Reporters
- Engineers
- Programmers and Promotions Directors
- Media Production Professionals
- Audio & Video Technicians
- Students and Educators
- And anybody involved in the media, audio, video or broadcasting industries!
"You have to reinvent yourself every day, and that means being a pioneer."
— Frederic de Narp, President and CEO of Cartier