MindRocket Media Group announced today they have signed with the Future of Education Technology Conference (FETC) to become their PR agency of record. The work begins immediately for the 38th annual conference in Orlando on January 23 – 26, 2018.
FETC, the largest national, independent education technology conference, annually attracts thousands of education and technology leaders from around the world. The EdTech conference provides CTOs, CIOs, Innovation Directors, Special Ed/Pupil Services Directors, Early Childhood Directors, Media Specialists, Technologists, Administrators and other Educators the opportunity to explore the most effective integration of technology across the curriculum through premium sessions, intensive workshops, various concurrent sessions, live demonstrations of several hundred hardware and software products, plus much more. MindRocket will develop strategic media plans and manage all media relations, including on-site during the conference. They will also assist in creating strategic relationships between FETC and various parties in the EdTech and education industries, a MindRocket specialty.
“We are excited to add FETC to our rapidly growing roster of clients,” said MindRocket’s CEO. “I’ve been attending FETC, as well as many other education and EdTech conferences around the world for many years. This depth of knowledge will guide us in assisting FETC in implementing and expanding their strategic vision with great focus and efficiency.”
FETC chose MindRocket after a thorough vetting process. “After many meetings and calls with MindRocket, it became clear that they are the right partner for us moving forward,” said Kenneth Kahn, President of LRP Publications, organizers of FETC. “Their unique approach and deep roots in education and technology position them to help us with our mission to remain the leading EdTech conference in the United States.”
In addition to media outreach targeted to educators, administrators and superintendents at the K-12 local, district and state levels, MindRocket will use their deep, long-standing relationships in all of education to increase awareness in the higher education and EdTech marketplaces.
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