I’m sitting in Hawaii at the moment, trying to absorb the fantastic time we had this past week, and hopefully going to have some much needed vacation hours. I won’t be blogging much, if at all for this next week – but after the posts this past week, I’m sure that’s acceptable!
Well, for those who were not at CJU 2006 in Santa Barbara, I’m pleased to announce that Clicks2Customers has picked up a 3rd Horizon Award, for Global Vision. Previously awarded only one other time, to eBay – and as I quoted Sir Isaac Newton on Monday, we’re standing on the shoulders of giants. From CJ’s website:
The award for global vision is presented “to one client whose action, strategy and initiatives best reflect a commitment to realizing
the global potential of affiliate marketing”
Thank you to everyone at CJ for the recognition in this award!
I will be uploading the pics from CJ into my FlickR account, and will let post when they go up.
How to Go Global Panel:
I’m having problems uploading my pics. I’ll update this post later with the pics.
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Comments On This Post
September 21, 2006 at 7:27 pm
[...] I enjoyed a long night of war stories with Jeremy Palmer as well as catching up with fellow industry bloggers, Adam Viener, Vinny Lingham, David Lewis, Carsten Cumbrowski, Brook Schaaf, Connie Berg, and Sean Crotty (now at Art.com). Congratulations go to David and Vinny who both won Horizon awards this year. It was also a pleasure to finally meet Asif Malik in person, the creator of GoldenCan, whom I have known for many years. [...]
September 22, 2006 at 9:43 pm
Amazing accomplishments Vinny.. rock on!
Get back safely .
September 22, 2006 at 7:43 pm
Amazing accomplishments Vinny.. rock on!
Get back safely .
November 2, 2006 at 12:54 am
[...] Seeing as my blog is a big stagnant this week with widely original posts, I thought I’d write a bit about what incuBeta has achieved on the local front in South Africa in the past few weeks. After winning the CJ Global Vision award back in September, we were ecstatic to be recognized by the global community, but equally important for us, is local recognition. [...]
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