Optimizely Announces Opticon21: Digital Experience Leaders to Convene at Global, Virtual Event

Keynoted by bestselling author Scott Galloway, Opticon21 will address how organizations can adapt to change to reach their potential, drive outcomes and deliver excellent digital experiences

NEW YORK–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Leading provider of digital experience platform solutions, Optimizely, today announced it will be hosting Opticon21, a global, virtual event for digital business leaders looking to take their organizations from stable to adaptive. The event, focused on helping brands get on the path to potential, will stream live in three regions: on September 21 in North America, September 22 in Europe and September 23 in Asia Pacific. Those interested in attending can register for free.

As customer behaviors and preference evolve, organizations must adapt. Too often, a multiple of challenges prevent this growth, keeping businesses as stable and reactive. At Opticon21, attendees across departments – including marketers, merchandisers, developers and content editors – will learn not only how to survive in the current environment, but to thrive by adapting to change.

Headlining a roster of impressive speakers, Scott Galloway will discuss the unique moment facing brands today in an address titled “Post-Corona: From Crisis to Opportunity.” The bestselling author, cohost of Pivot Podcast and professor of marketing at NYU Stern School of Business is known to be a savvy thinker with provocative takes and accurate predictions about business and technology. In his keynote, Galloway will explore the changing business landscape, the origins of those changes long before the pandemic, how they’ll continue to shape our lives and more.

“Customer and digital experience are increasingly becoming synonymous,” said Alex Atzberger, CEO of Optimizely. “We’re proud to partner with leading global businesses to help them adapt their digital experiences to ever changing customer expectations and replace assumptions with knowing. At Opticon21, we look forward to discussing how marketing and product teams can come together on one platform to develop content-driven digital experiences that produce incredible outcomes.”

Speakers will address topics including “the new era of DXP” and “how digitally-savvy consumers choose who they do business with,” along with customer keynotes and Optimizely’s product vision roadmap. Joining Optimizely leaders on the virtual stage will be additional industry-leading speakers, including:

  • Alex Corey, Managing Director, Revenue, Products & Strategy, Alaska Airlines
  • Joan King, SVP of eCommerce & International Optimization, Crate & Barrel
  • Dawn Baker, Head of Platform Engineering, Fitbit
  • Brendan Witcher, VP, Principal Analyst, Forrester
  • Casey McGee, VP of Global ISV Sales, Microsoft
  • …and more!

Don’t forget to register for free. For every Opticon21 registration, Optimizely will donate to WWF-Netherlands, UNICEF and Australian Red Cross as part of attendees’ collective effort to support these amazing organizations.

About Optimizely

At Optimizely, we’re on a mission to help people unlock their digital potential. With our leading digital experience platform (DXP), we equip teams with the tools and insights they need to create and optimize in new and novel ways. Now, companies can operate with data-driven confidence to create hyper-personalized experiences. Building sophisticated solutions has never been simpler. Optimizely’s 900+ partners and 1100+ employees in offices around the globe are proud to help more than 9,000 brands, including Toyota, Santander, eBay, KLM and Mazda, enrich their customer lifetime value, increase revenue and grow their brands. Learn more at optimizely.com.

Contacts

Media Contacts:
Matt Erickson
Sr. Manager of Global PR & Thought Leadership
+1 952-261-6022
Matthew.Erickson@optimizely.com

Kally Lavoie
PAN Communications
optimizely@pancomm.com

Author Information

Clint Wheelock

Clint brings over 20 years of market research and consulting experience, focused on emerging technology markets. He was co-founder and CEO of Dash Network, an integrated research and digital media firm focused on the CX market, which was acquired by The Futurum Group in 2022. He previously founded Tractica with a focus on human interaction with technology, including coverage of AI, user interface technologies, advanced computing, and other emerging sectors. Acquired by Informa Group, Clint served as Chief Research Officer for Informa’s research division, Omdia, with management and content strategy responsibility, formed by the combination of Tractica, Ovum, IHS Markit Technology, and Heavy Reading.
Clint was previously the founder and President of Pike Research, a leading market intelligence firm focused on the global clean technology industry, which was acquired by Navigant Consulting where he was Managing Director of the Navigant Research business.

Prior to Pike Research, Clint was Chief Research Officer at ABI Research, a New York-based industry analyst firm concentrating on the impact of emerging technologies on global consumer and business markets.

Clint holds a Master of Business Administration in Telecommunications Management from the University of Dallas and a Bachelor of Arts in History from Washington & Lee University.

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