Brandemonium

Cincinnati is a foodie town. We have some great chefs and restaurants that are not to be missed. If you recall from an earlier blog , I explained the five sections of Greater Cincinnati – OTR, CBD, The Banks, Covington, and Newport – and how to get around. I’m going to make two to three suggestions for each section of town. Over the Rhine (OTR) Salazar Restaurant & Bar ( 1401 Republic St ) – Intimate and exquisite. Chef Jose Salazar will challenge your palate. The Eagle OTR ( 1342 Vine St ) – Fried chicken with a side of hot honey sauce? Yes, please! Oh, you did NOT just put brown sugar bacon on my plate. Central Business District (CBD) Jean-Robert's Table ( 713 Vine St ) – Jean Robert is the culinary master in town. Many of the great chefs and restaurants got their start with JeanRo. Sotto ( 118 E 6th St ) - David Falk is another brilliant chef and he and his staff live by BPA - Blow People Away. That is precisely what this Italian restaurant will do. Jeff Ru...

Forbes Magazine recognized Brandemonium as a "Must See" conference in 2018 .  With some of the biggest and most disruptive brands in the world represented, it's a worthy recognition. Our speakers and panels will encompass the building blocks of brand marketing over 5 conference tracks: Content & Design; Data & Technology; Experiential Marketing; Omnichannel/Retail, and Strategy. They will offer learnings and insights into the future and evolution of branding.   Some of our many branding "rock stars" include the following speakers: Scott Galloway, Founder L2. Scott is a Professor at the NYU Stern School of Business where he teaches rand strategy and digital marketing and was named “One of the World’s 50 Best Business School Professors” by Poets & Quants in 2012. He is the founder of Red Envelope, Prophet Brand Strategy, and L2 Inc. Kim Bartley, CMO White Castle. Kim is responsible for all activities associated with marketing and advert...

With 8 keynotes, 50 sessions, and hundreds of attendees, Brandemonium may seem overwhelming. Relax! We have some tips, so you can get the most out of it. First, download the Brandemonium app (available for iOS and Android). You can build your schedule, rate speakers/sessions, interact with attendees, and receive important push notifications. Second, follow us on social media. We have a social media army sharing great bits and pieces of content, so you can keep up with everything that’s going on. You can find us on Facebook , Twitter , Instagram and LinkedIn at /go2brandemonium. Three, try and take a break from work. Sounds crazy but live in the moment. Only check messages during lunch and before happy hour. Let family, friends, and colleagues know you are here to learn and network. (A nice way of saying, “Leave me alone for a few days.”) Four, meet new people. Don’t be afraid to approach a stranger or group of strangers and introduce yourself. One of the great ...