Four years ago we saw that superintendents, communication directors, and other school leaders were hungry to know more about marketing. They wanted to know how to better influence the way their community thought and felt about their school districts.
So we created a team of writers, researchers, and designers and launched our very own quarterly print magazine—complete with original research, interviews, and perspectives. It became the first school marketing magazine that also explored how to influence brand, culture, recruitment and more. Today, more than 18,000 people read SchoolCEO Magazine.
Now we’re building a community around SchoolCEO. We couldn’t think of a better way to do that than to create an experience that brings the best minds on brand, culture, and influence into a conversation together.
Meet SchoolCEO Conference.
We look forward to hosting you, learning with you, and building this community together.
Can you tell me more?
We thought you’d never ask.
Like you, we attend plenty of conferences. They’re nice and all, but when was the last time you were surprised or experienced the unexpected?
We're bringing speakers you don’t ordinarily have access to into the same room. You'll get to hear ideas, research, and presentations often reserved solely for corporate audiences. The conference is held at the beautiful Halloran Centre for Performing Arts & Education and is just steps away from the Hyatt Caption and Hyatt Centric hotels.
Here’s what makes SchoolCEO Conference the best you can attend:
Keynote speakers and plenary sessions only
Breakfast, lunch, dinner provided
Live entertainment and memories included
No vendor booths
No breakout sessions
No crowds (limited attendance)
There’s more but we have to keep some of the surprises a surprise. Although you could always strongarm a past attendee to see if you can get them to break their vow of secrecy. Good luck.
Who’s speaking?
Neel Doshi
Neel Doshi is the co-founder of business consulting firm Vega Factor and former Partner at McKinsey & Company. Neel’s book, Primed to Perform: How to Build the Highest Performing Cultures Through the Science of Total Motivation, is a New York Times bestseller.
Kim Lear
Kim Lear is a writer and researcher focused on generational patterns and demographic shifts. As the founder and content director of Inlay Insights, Kim is at the forefront of cutting edge research to uncover cultural shifts that revolutionize how organizations engage employees and consumers.
Jonah Berger
Jonah Berger is a marketing professor at the University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School of Business and a leading expert on word of mouth marketing and consumer behavior. He is one of the most sought after marketing minds and his most popular books "Contagious: Why Things Catch On" and "Invisible Influence" are both New York Times bestsellers.
Regular Ticket
$600pp
Dive deep into the most challenging topics superintendents and other school leaders face: recruitment & retention, motivating a team, generational challenges, and brand.
Includes:
Two dinners
One lunch, one breakfast
Book, notebook, t-shirt
Available until: Wednesday, March 1, 2023
Late Ticket
$750pp
Dive deep into the most challenging topics superintendents and other school leaders face: recruitment, retention, motivating a team, generational challenges, and brand.
Includes:
Two dinners
One lunch, one breakfast
Book, notebook, t-shirt
Available until: March 6, 2023
Why Memphis?
Considered the birthplace of blues, soul, and rock 'n' roll, Memphis boasts a number of great places to visit such as Elvis’ Graceland estate and the Memphis Music Hall of Fame. But the more than 10 million annual visitors can tell you, there’s more to Memphis than music.
In particular, past conference guests have enjoyed touring the National Civil Rights Museum, walking the largest pedestrian bridge across the Mississippi, and eating incredible food around Memphis from Beale St. and beyond.
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