Prominent Executives from Global Yellow Pages Industry to Headline The Kelsey Group's DDC2
More than 40 speakers will offer perspectives on the future of directory publishing.
The Kelsey Group anticipates more than 400 executives representing every segment of the global Yellow Pages industry to be in attendance next month at Directory Driven Commerce 2005 (DDC2005), September 27-29, at the Denver Marriott Tech Center.
Since 1988 The Kelsey Group has held over 30 conferences devoted to the print and electronic Yellow Pages business. This year, as the market valuation of the industry has grown to over $100 billion dollars, executives will gather to consider the question, 'What is the future of the Yellow Pages?'
The three-day agenda will feature more than 40 speakers, including four keynote addresses from executives who are among the most influential in the global Yellow Pages community-George Burnett, president and CEO, Dex Media, Inc.; Kathy Harless, president, Verizon Information Services and vice chair, YPA; Charles Stubbs, president and CEO, YellowPages.com; and Joe Walsh, president and CEO, Yellow Book USA.
'Despite modest growth and an uncertain future in the face of transformational technologies, Yellow Pages remains a very attractive industry,' said Charles Laughlin, program director for The Kelsey Report
The Kelsey Group anticipates more than 400 executives representing every segment of the global Yellow Pages industry to be in attendance next month at Directory Driven Commerce 2005 (DDC2005), September 27-29, at the Denver Marriott Tech Center.
Since 1988 The Kelsey Group has held over 30 conferences devoted to the print and electronic Yellow Pages business. This year, as the market valuation of the industry has grown to over $100 billion dollars, executives will gather to consider the question, 'What is the future of the Yellow Pages?'
The three-day agenda will feature more than 40 speakers, including four keynote addresses from executives who are among the most influential in the global Yellow Pages community-George Burnett, president and CEO, Dex Media, Inc.; Kathy Harless, president, Verizon Information Services and vice chair, YPA; Charles Stubbs, president and CEO, YellowPages.com; and Joe Walsh, president and CEO, Yellow Book USA.
'Despite modest growth and an uncertain future in the face of transformational technologies, Yellow Pages remains a very attractive industry,' said Charles Laughlin, program director for The Kelsey Report
