NJDMC Names 2026 Speakers for AI and Marketing Conference
dblspc announced in a press release that the New Jersey Digital Marketing Conference will return to Bell Works in Holmdel, New Jersey, on October 15, 2026. The seventh annual event expects more than 300 marketers, technologists and business leaders.
Dan Van Tran, chief technology officer at Collectors, will present a session explaining agentic AI and how machines can take actions. Denis Scott, chief marketing officer at Larridin, will lead a fireside chat about the gap between AI adoption and proficiency.
Mark Beal, a Rutgers professor and Gen Z researcher, will host the conference and moderate a panel on how brands and media earn attention. Other speakers represent Pinterest, QYOU Media, GNW Consulting, LinkedIn, Influencer and Monica Violet Joy Productions.
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