About The 2012 Ohio Growth Summit

Apr 18, 2010 by admin

The Ohio Growth Summit is a celebration of your entrepreneurial spirit and “make it happen” attitude. The Summit is designed to stimulate actions that will lead to increased growth of your business by providing unparalleled networking, connections and content targeted directly at increasing your business’ bottom line.

When: Thursday, May 24th

Time: 8 a.m. – 3 p.m.

Where: Columbus State Community College

In it’s eighth year, the Ohio Growth Summit has been hailed as the most powerful gathering of small business insiders in Ohio.

The Summit features national authors and speakers sharing their secrets to success. In between these stellar speakers are a number of business growth breakout tracks designed to allow you to customize the experience to maximize the value to your business.

Keynote speakers at the 2011 Ohio Growth Summit Included:

- Jay Baer | Co-Author, The NOW Revolution
- Amber Naslund | Co-Author, The NOW Revolution
- Joe Pulizzi | Executive Director,  Content Marketing Institute

This year we are excited to announce that our keynote speaker for the 2012 Ohio Growth Summit will be:

Gini Dietrich
Founder and chief Executive Officer of Arment Dietrich, Inc

Gini Dietrich is the founder and chief executive officer of Arment Dietrich, Inc., a firm that uses non-traditional marketing in a digital world.

The author of Spin Sucks, the 2010 and 2011 Readers Choice Blog of the Year, a Top 42 Content Marketing Blog from Junta42, a top 10 social media blog from Social Media Examiner, and an AdAge Power 150 blog, Gini has delivered numerous keynotes, panel discussions, coaching sessions, and workshops across North America on the subject of using online technology in communication, marketing, sales, and HR.

One of the top rated communication professionals on the social networks, Gini was recently named the number one PR person, according to Klout and TechCrunch, on the channels, and number one on Twitter, according to TweetLevel. Gini is also a writing for Crain’s Chicago Business, AllBusiness, and Franchise Times.