About SAScon
Now in its fourth year, SAScon is one of the highlights of the conference calendar and is organised by the digital community for the digital community.
It is a not for profit event which we do for the love of it, focusing on key topics of search, analytics and social media.
SAScon is organised in association with trade bodies Manchester Digital and SEMPO but was the brainchild of a few of Manchester’s leading digital types, the people to blame are:
- Simon Wharton, managing director, PushON
- Richard Gregory, managing director, Latitude
- Peter Young, regional head of SEO at Mediacom
- Peter Cobley, commercial director, Homejames
- Richard Hudson, managing director, Vanilla Storm
About Manchester Digital
Manchester Digital is the independent trade association for the thriving digital sector in the North West of England. Our vision is simple, that by working together we can make Manchester and the North West an even better place for Digital Business. Our lively events programme brings members together where they can learn and do business from the flagship Big Chip Awards celebrating the best from the region through regular top quality seminars and evening events, to small self-help groups and networks offering practical help and advice. On the busy website members exchange news, information on events, business opportunities and vacancies. You can keep up to date by subscribing to MD’s RSS feeds.
Manchester Digital is a non-profit association, independent of the public sector, but well connected with policy makers and committees, where we promote the sector’s interests. It is a democratic organisation with an elected council.
Further information on Manchester Digital can be found at manchesterdigital.com.
About SEMPO
Search Engine Marketing Professional Organization (SEMPO) Mission: SEMPO is a global non-profit organization serving the search engine marketing industry and marketing professionals engaged in it.
Our purpose is to provide a foundation for industry growth through building stronger relationships, fostering awareness, providing education, promoting the industry, generating research, and creating a better understanding of search and its role in marketing.
