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Join MoPed and Marketing Association for an enlightening presentation from Steve Ballantyne of Brand IQ, a renowned authority on AI image generation. The session will be a thought-provoking exploration of how AI imagery is redefining the marketing landscape.

Steve will demonstrate how Brand IQ has used AI-generated imagery to tackle diverse marketing challenges across various sectors, including travel, professional services, construction, and food technology.

Steve will also discuss the substantial benefits of using AI imagery in marketing campaigns. These include remarkable cost efficiencies, faster campaign launches, the ability to create visually captivating images, and the development of a unique brand aesthetic.

Don't miss this one - meet one of New Zealand’s leading AI experts and see the possibilities that AI imagery holds for the future of marketing.

About Steve Ballantyne:

Steve Ballantyne, founder of Brand IQ, stands at the forefront of AI image generation in New Zealand, recognised as one of the country's leading experts in this innovative field. His pioneering work has not only graced the cover of NZ Marketing Magazine but has also been prominently featured on the websites of the Australian Marketing Institute (AMI) and the New Zealand Marketing Association.

With a personal portfolio of over 15,000 AI-generated images, Steve has dedicated hundreds of hours to mastering image prompt strategies, drawing from the expertise of the world's top AI imagemakers. This extensive experience has not only honed his skills in creating visually compelling content but has also deepened his understanding of AI as a pivotal tool for enhancing creative output and operational efficiency alike.

Throughout his 25-year career, Steve has collaborated with over 200 companies across Australasia, such as Canon Australia, Westfield, Lockwood Homes, PGG Wrightson, OfficeMax, Fletcher Building and Speedy Signs.

Event Schedule:

Arrive/Networking: 5:00pm

Speaker Start: 5:30pm

Speaker Q&A: 6:15pm

Event End: 7:00pm