Join us for a creative workshop at NEMOA (jschmid.com)

Join J.Schmid President & CCO Brent Niemuth as he hosts a hands-on creative workshop at the Spring NEMOA conference April 4, 2023.

If you’re not already familiar with NEMOA, here’s what you need to know:
• It’s the only summit for true omnichannel marketers, helping brands harness the power of print in the marketing mix.
• The thought-provoking discussions and enriching sessions are 100% guaranteed to drive actionable insights.
• This is the last week to get the very best prices on hotel rooms.
• And one more thing…we can offer you a 15% discount with code BRD15!

That’s right, it’s a perk we get as a board member. So if you’re interested in going, register now!

Register at: https://web.cvent.com/event/9a4bcadf-2109-4eb0-8ea6-305c5c036d05/regProcessStep1?_ga=2.221219032.1124295288.1677590315-614130158.1677590315

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