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Independent Agencies to Watch Event Returns in One Week

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With just one week remaining, the Independent Agencies to Watch event is set to return for 2024, offering an exclusive preview of some of the rising stars in the industry.

The event, scheduled for 19 September at Colony, One Silk Street in Manchester, promises to showcase a new wave of ambitious independent agencies making significant strides in various spheres, including financial growth, creative innovation, and employment practices. This marks the second year of this highly anticipated initiative.

Attendees can look forward to engaging panel discussions featuring industry leaders, networking opportunities, and in-depth fireside chats. Notably, Michael Heaven, co-founder and managing director of Butterfly 3ffect, will share his extensive experience in agency operations and growth. Heaven’s impressive career includes a tenure at Social Chain, where he led the agency’s expansion into the US market, and his role as managing director at Offbeat Media Group, a venture backed by Mark Cuban.

Additionally, a panel discussion will explore the future of independent agencies, addressing both setbacks and successes, and examining optimal ownership structures. Panellists include Sam Gregory, co-CEO of Tangerine; Mark Hancock, managing director at ZUT; Louise Vaughn, co-founder and chief client officer at Definition; and Alex Willcocks, founder and managing director at Engage Interactive.

Early attendees can benefit from a complimentary event pass by using a specific code at checkout, though availability is limited to the first 20 sign-ups.

This event is an unparalleled opportunity for those in the industry to gain insights from some of the foremost experts and to connect with peers in the agency ecosystem.

As the countdown begins, securing a place at the Independent Agencies to Watch event is essential for anyone looking to stay ahead in the dynamic world of independent agencies.

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