Three speakers I can’t wait to see at Inbound15

By Stacey MacNaught
 
Next week, Richard Heyes and I will head to Boston to attend Hubspot’s Inbound15.

It’s a huge event with a roster of speakers to rival any.

My first-world problem of the week has been attempting to build a personal schedule for the event – there are plenty of times and dates I’d like to be in two places at once! I’ll figure it out…

But there are three speakers in particular (without clashes) I really can’t wait to see. Here they are:
 

Daniel Pink

I’ve read Daniel Pink’s To Sell is Human and, aside from being an engaging read, it was genuinely insightful – offering lessons I’ve been able to apply to almost every aspect of life.

Without even knowing, at this point, what he’ll be speaking about, Daniel Pink is definitely on my agenda.
 

Darren Rowse

Problogger was the first blog I read regularly and, although the “˜blogging-about-blogging’ space has become a lot more saturated since Rowse started blogging, it’s one I still return to.

Darren’s talk is set to be about the moments of serendipity on an entrepreneur’s journey – and I’m hoping for a little insight about his own journey.

This is a session I’m really looking forward to.
 

Dr Carmen Simon

Dr Carmen Simon is a cognitive neuroscientist whose talk is entitled “˜The Neuroscience of Memorable Content’.

While we can talk all day long about tactics, tools and promotion platforms, what really drives online shares and success with content is creating something that people remember and feel inclined to share.

I’m absolutely fascinated by neuroscience and psychology, and their influence in what I do day-to-day.
 

#inbound15

There are more than 200 talks across four days at #inbound15 next week, so I’ll be hoping to catch far more than just these (when I finally work the scheduling out).

But with a line-up where the three above are complemented by Aziz Ansari, Seth Godin and Marc Maron, my biggest headache right now is being a little too spoilt for choice.