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Systems CEO/President Keynotes at Top Global Marketing Conference
"We are extremely excited that Gary has agreed to deliver a keynote at our event," said Caroline Hunt, Chief Executive for Richmond Events. I believe Gary's participation in the event will be very much appreciated by all. This conference is shaping up to be the best one we've ever held." "I am extremely honored to be asked to speak at this prestigious event," said Mr. Kimmons. He further commented that "I look forward to meeting and interacting with the top marketing people in the world. About The Marketing Forum The Marketing Forum is the worlds most prominent marketing industry conference. Attendees include the key decision-makers at the majority of the leading global brands. Taking place on a cruise liner sailing from New York, the event puts marketing buyers and sellers together at the very highest level. Each year millions of dollars worth of business is conducted on board. Brands scheduled to attend this year include: Yahoo, Bayer, Coca-Cola, Capital One, Eastman Kodak, Smith Barney, Marriott, Nike, Procter & Gamble, Price Waterhouse, Visa. Other speakers at the 2005 event are Michael Treacy, author of the New York Times best-seller, The Discipline of Market Leaders, and Sir Ken Robinson, the worlds leading expert on art and creativity in education. Former speakers have been General Norman Schwarzkopf, Madeleine Albright, and The Beatles record producer, Sir George Martin. About GK Intelligent Systems Based in New York, NY, GKIG is a next-generation media and entertainment corporation providing a diversified portfolio of state-of-the-art entertainment and media resources. GKIG maintains a strategy of acquiring profitable technology ventures in related Entertainment and Lifestyle venues. For more information on GK Intelligent Systems please visit the corporate Web site, www.gkis.com, and its music entertainment subsidiary's Web site, www.RAWW.com. Statements
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