Affiliate marketing news and opinion from Shawn Collins, co-founder of Affiliate Summit.
Sara Malo, Client Success Manager at Affiliate Summit, joined me to chat on my podcast, This is Affiliate Marketing with Shawn Collins.
I wanted to learn more about the real Sara, so I asked her a variety of questions I figured she had not been asked in previous interviews.
Topics included…
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Julie Gurner, Doctor of Clinical Psychology, gave a keynote address at Affiliate Summit East 2014, which took place August 10-12, 2014 at the New York Marriott Marquis.
Dr. Gurner has made it a mission to unlock human potential and understand why we work the way we do. A speaker and consultant at the intersection of psychology and technology, she applies cutting-edge research and psychological principles to the technological space and enhancing the way people operate.
She has appeared in such media outlets as NBCNews.com, Men’s Health Magazine, and The Huffington Post for her knowledge of the brain, psychology, and technology and currently serves on the Board of Advisors for SquareOneMail and Progress.ly.
Follow Dr. Gurner on Twitter – she’s one of my favorite follows on Twitter.
Cory Booker, Mayor of Newark, NJ, was the keynote speaker at Affiliate Summit East 2008, which took place in Boston on August 10-12, 2008.
I would guess it was one of the more unique introductions Mayor Booker has gotten, as he was introduced by the Blue Man Group.
Cory delivered what still stands as my favorite keynote in ten years of Affiliate Summit (watch the video of the Cory Booker keynote at Affiliate Summit), and he literally left many of the folks in the crowd with tears in their eyes from his moving, inspirational talk.
One of the stories he told was of a woman named Virginia Jones who had a big impact on him as he started his political career in Newark.
The following spring after the conference, he took over control of his Twitter account from his staff and has since become the standard of how a politician can connect with their constituents online.
In addition to making all sorts of positive changes in Newark, NJ, he has also done some things, such as rushing into a burning building to rescue people, which resulted in jokes that Cory Booker is a super hero.
But I think he’s simply a guy that terribly wants to change things for the better, and now he’s heading towards the end of his second term as Mayor.
He hasn’t formally kicked off his campaign for U.S. Senate, but Booker has raised nearly $2 million, and it seems likely he will throw his hat in.
That said, there would still be the matter of a tough primary in NJ, so there is a long road ahead of him.