We’re jointly hosting an event with friend Bill Sobel, helping him launch the new NY:MIEG GOLD series (that’s New York Media Information Exchange Group) with one of the world’s most acclaimed designers, thinkers and Web media strategists, Roger Black. (The event is sponsored by Attributor. See below for their message.)

On Jan. 29, in Midtown Manhattan, Roger will discuss creating content across media platforms, and avoiding the cost and hassles of designing and redesigning for print, Web, mobile and ever other applications. Any senior-level media person who deals with digital as well as any other medium — print, mobile, broadcast, cable, etc. — should attend. Seating will be limited so act now! For information contact Ellen Cohen at eccmedia@gmail.com.

Acclaimed Designer and Strategist Roger Black
Tuesday, January 29th
7:30am - 10am
Location: Gallagher’s Steakhouse, 228 W. 52nd St, NY.
NY:MIEG Members $60/Non-Members and Guests $75

Buy tickets HERE.
Roger Black is a New York-based, internationally renown designer and strategist. He has designed some of the world’s leading magazines and Web sites, including MSNBC.com, Esquire, Newsweek and Rolling Stone. His recent work and thoughts can be seen at RogerBlack.com. The NY:MIEG GOLD series brings together a demanding audience of high-level senior media business executives. More than a networking event, these new breakfast events will provide specific measurable takeaway information the executives can act on.

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