SAN FRANCISCO, CA - There's a wide world of produce marketing out there, and navigating it can sometimes feel like a game of horseshoes. When’s the last time your brand got a ringer? With so many channels and new technologies to consider, there are enough opportunities to keep us all awake at night! Should your brand be on Snapchat? Can AI and VR fit into your marketing plan? With these questions and more circulating throughout our industry, expert panel's like the one United Fresh is offering at this year's BrandStorm conference are more useful than ever.

Featuring some of the produce industry's top marketing minds, BrandStorm's panel on Tuesday, November 14 will dive into the many channels, hurdles, and trends that produce marketers are, and will continue to navigate.

"BrandStorm offers unique and out-of-the-box learning opportunities for marketers," Mark Munger, United Fresh Board Member and Vice President of Sales and Marketing for 4Earth Farms tells me. "The Market Leader panel is a first of its kind, bringing together five creative and marketing geniuses into one information packed seminar. I can guarantee that this will be a powerful start to a full day of learning."

Featuring Jay Acunzo, Award-Winning Podcaster and Former Google and Startup Brand-Builder, as the panel's moderator, the following five panelist's from across the produce marketing spectrum will be ready to offer insights and answer questions:

• Dan'l Mackey Almy, President & CEO, DMA Solutions, Inc.
• Mike Caplan, Co-Founder, Fiction Tribe
• Missy McDill, CEO/Creative Director, McDill Associates
• Steven Muro, President, Fusion Marketing
• Karen Nardoza, President & CEO, Moxxy Marketing

"DMA Solutions is excited to take part in this year’s BrandStorm marketing panel," Dan'l shares. "I’m most looking forward the panel’s dialogue, as we discuss trends and future predictions that will shape the impact marketing will have in the fresh produce industry.”

I also spoke with Dan'l's fellow panelist, Moxxy's Karen Nardoza, whose excitement for the upcoming, first-of-its-kind event was palpable.

"It’s an exciting time to be in fresh produce," she says. "The industry is positioned for growth, and creative, strategic, and innovative marketing can provide that critical competitive edge. I look forward to sharing the stage with my peers as we share perspectives on the future of produce marketing."

Will you be there to soak up this valuable wisdom from these produce marketing mavens? Attendees can register here. And I will see you all there in November!

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