Ulistic Impact Quarterly Marketing Summit

Start Making An Impact On Technology Services Marketing!

Stand Out From The Competition Immediately.

Catch Up On The Latest Trends & Many New Strategies For Growth In Your Technology Services Business!

Register now to attend the Ulistic Quarterly Marketing Summit. This event held quarterly focuses on providing the actionable items you can use in your technology solution provider business.

You're in for a treat. Get access to the sharpest minds in the technology industry and immediately gain a competitive advantage over your competitors, almost overnight.

Register now for the "must attend" event of Q2.

Agenda

• Technology Solutions Marketing Trends - Stuart Crawford, Ulistic CEO

• Cybersecurity in the Age of Ransomware- New threats to the Healthcare industry, Data Security, and HIPAA Compliance - Mark Haskelson, Compliancy Group CEO

• Inside The Entrepreneurial Operating System - Cesar Quintero, EOS Implementer

• Effective Tax Planning Strategies For 2018 - Shauna Wortinger, CPA

• A Secret Effective Strategy To Win New Business - Ken Reid, Learning Brick CEO

• Managed Services Sales Strategies - Roy VanNorstrand -Leren Group CEO

• Inside Business Operations - Rex Frank, SeaLevelOps CEO

• Plus Many Many More interactive sessions

Special Keynote Speaker

Hope Is Not A Plan - Arlin Sorensen - HTG Peer Groups/ConnectWise

If you don’t know where you’re going, any road will get you there.

If you know the destination, but don’t have a plan, you’ll just be wandering in the wilderness.

The session will focus on the importance of planning in four key areas: Legacy (personal and business), life, leadership, and business. These areas are foundational to business success. The discipline around planning is tedious and hard work, but it is a common trait that truly successful people and companies have in common. We’ll talk about how to determine your “WHY”, identify the road you will take to get to the desired destination and discuss the tactical and practical steps you need to take. I’ll share plenty of examples, good and bad, of people and organizations who have done it well, or not so much.