DMEXCO 2023 – the highlight event of digital marketing

Europe’s most important digital marketing tradeshow – finally live and in person again

The Digital Marketing Exposition & Conference, Europe’s leading marketing and tech event, is finally being held on-site in Cologne again. Visitors can look forward to an impressive program featuring the industry’s leading players, new and exciting faces from the startup scene, and more than 600 international top speakers.

#Empowering Digital Creativity

This year, DMEXCO’s motto is “Empowering Digital Creativity”. In keynotes and panel discussions, the long lineup of speakers will explore how artificial intelligence is transforming our day-to-day life and work in the digital sector, what the digital marketing of tomorrow could look like, and much more. 

DMEXCO Worlds: reflecting the variety of digital topics

With its themed “DMEXCO Worlds”, DMEXCO 2023 will once again offer ample space to take a deep dive into the industry’s key topics.

Listen up, techies! All you digital players will be in for a treat at the World of Tech. Its booths and Tech Stage will explore every single aspect of this vast field, including VR/AR, 5G & connectivity, blockchain & Web3, the metaverse, cryptocurrencies & NFTs, cybersecurity, cloud computing, and a whole lot more.

This year, the Tech Stage will be hosting another installment of w3.vision – a platform for Web3 and metaverse enthusiasts to meet decision-makers from established brands. 

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Companies including Google, HubSpot, Asana, Bynder, RMS, Payback, Outbrain, Salesforce, and Snap will be presenting their brands and solutions in the expo’s four themed worlds. Across the 12 stages, a wide range of keynotes, panel discussions, and practical masterclasses will deliver insights and use cases for overcoming the challenges of tomorrow. Tim Alexander (CMO, Deutsche Bank), Dora Osinde (Chief Creative Officer, Ogilvy), Adam Singolda (CEO, Taboola), and Franziska von Lewinski (CEO, SYZYGY Group) will be among the top voices at DMEXCO 2023. 

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