Annette & Kathleen’s Favorite Moments from the #NYCMeetup at BlogHer12

How often do you get to interact with some of your favorite brands you work with?

The face-to-face interaction at our exclusive event in Times Square was the perfect marriage between brands and bloggers.  This event was for the sole purpose of having some of our bloggers meet the New York City clients they work with.

Who are these clients you might ask?

They are just our NYC Clients and potential clients.  They ranged from all sorts of brands in the spectrum: Duane Reade, OWN Skincare Products, Smarties, PowerCoco, Cookies Kids and e.l.f Cosmetics.

Annette’s Highlights
I loved it! The meet up went without any major hitches. The Vivid Lounge in the Renaissance Hotel provided a spectacular view of Times Square with an elegant yet comfortable atmosphere. The set up was intense, but all of the hard work paid off when everyone left happy.

Memorable moments from the night:

• It was the first time I met my New York City client, CL’s (campaign Leader’s) face to face.  We did one of those, “Omg I know your name, but now I know who you are!”
• Meeting the brand team for e.l.f cosmetic’s and having the opportunity the following day to see their office

Kathleen’s Highlights
It’s always a plus when you get the chance to interact and connect bloggers with brands, retailers and the clients themselves. Luckily this past week we were able to do so. We are really starting to grow our NY clientele and we thought this would be the perfect opportunity to get everyone together in NYC.

Memorable moments from the night:

• Getting the opportunity to meet the Cookie’s Kids team and tour their store as well as the new Rookie USA location opening soon in NYC.
• Having the opportunity to meet the local bloggers that are a part of my NY campaigns such as DR, Cookie’s and Rookie USA.
• Seeing other clients again such as Duane Reade, Powercoco and Cypher Entertainment
• Touring the Smarties candy factory!

Thanks to OWN Skincare Productsand Duane Reade for co-sponsoring the NYCMeetup with Collective Bias.

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