Discovery Summit isn't just another boring conference. It's a chance to hang out with our customers, show off JMP's capabilities, and grow our business. Getting customers to come to the next one in Cary on Oct. 21-24 is huge.
We invite some of the brightest minds in statistics to Discovery to share their love of data and network with like-minded peers. Every setting is designed to stoke curiosity, connection, and innovation. This year, conference attendees will be hosted at SAS world headquarters.
Curious how you can help? Invite attendees! Here’s why it matters:
- Get closer to customers: Face-to-face time is gold. We can really get to know JMP customers and what they need.
- Show off JMP: We can brag about JMP's newest (and most powerful) features and how it solves real problems.
- Find new customers: Meeting potential customers and networking is a great way to grow our business.
- Learn from customers: They have great ideas. Let's hear what they have to say and make JMP even better.
- Build the JMP brand: An unforgettable event helps us stand out as the industry leaders we are!
Pssst! Check out the cheat sheet
The Discovery Cheat Sheet page is your one-stop shop for information regarding Discovery Summit. Here you'll find resources to help you recruit customers to present and attend.
Share socially!
Another way to get the word out about Discovery is through social media. You can reach prospective customers you may have never imagined this way.
We’ve created an amazing social media package to help you share Discovery on your personal social media account. You’ll find social media animations and tiles, email signatures, and LinkedIn banners here.
Do some research, know the content
Knowing who will be speaking at the event can help you tailor your invites. You can find a list of all of the confirmed Discovery speakers and a preview of some of the papers featured at this year’s event:
Registration is open now!
Share this registration link with customers and JMP prospects. We want this to be the biggest and best event yet!
Golf, football, mountain biking...I see a theme here. Seems like our paper presenters are getting in the Olympic spirit. Is it wrong for me to say "Go USA"?!?
And you could say that Discovery talks are getting wild too... jaguars, pumas, and pythons. You don't hear about those topics are any old statistical conference.
