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Returning To Live Events Party at The PIERRE HOTEL In Their Newly Renovated Grand Ball Room
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Wednesday, April 13 6 p.m. - 9 p.m. Kindly Hosted By: THE PIERRE HOTEL In Their Newly Renovated Grand Ball Room
Before the pandemic, one of the highlights each year for members of The Luxury Marketing Council was our annual Christmas/Holiday party.
For all the obvious reasons, we have not hosted this event in the last two years.
Now that we are starting to see COVID cases rapidly decreasing and people wanting to be together again, we are planning a major relaunch event in New York.
Looking forward to a spectacular event, seeing you there, and returning to a new normal!
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THE LUXURY MARKETING COUNCIL |
| Founded in 1994, The Luxury Marketing Council Worldwide is an exclusive, “by invitation only” collaborative organization of more than 5,000 top CEOs and CMOs from more than 1,000 major luxury goods and services companies in 41 cities worldwide. The Council serves primarily as a catalyst in bringing the smartest, most imaginative marketers of luxury products and services together to explore best practices and critical issues, and share intelligence on best customers and marketing trends. |
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| In addition, through the “incubation” of innovative marketing alliances and partnerships, the Council helps its members to grow revenue, expand share of wallet, and cultivate referrals from and loyalty of best customers—the 4.03 million individuals (in the US) with liquid portfolios of USD $1,000,000 or more. |
Returning To Live Events Party at The PIERRE HOTEL In Their Newly Renovated Grand Ball Room
about the speakers
CHRIS OLSHAN
Chief Executive Officer
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Chris Olshan is the Chief Executive Officer of The Luxury Marketing Council and has been the
Chief Marketing Officer since 2010. He ran new business development and collaborations and
sponsorships for member brands and in 2011 founded the company's millennial division The
Young Luxury Marketers' Council.
Before joining The Council, Chris was a licensed real estate broker in Pennsylvania. He is a
serial entrepreneur. His first venture at 18 was a luxury cleaning and homecare service company.
From 2002-2008 he specialized in connecting the most-affluent buyers with the most-affluent
owners of the rarest, limited-production, exotic imports:
Ferrari, Lamborghini, Porsche, Maserati, Maybach, Mercedes, Bentley and Aston Martin. He
opened automotive dealerships that procured high-ticket vehicle financing and he still hold his
automotive dealer license.
In addition, Chris:
- Created an acceptance of legal street racing and built an organization of more than 500
street-racers on the east coast.
- Built a high-fashion modeling agency that engages intelligent and beautiful models to promote
luxury products and services at exclusive, special events.
- Launched a consulting practice that specialized in helping local businesses start-up, grow and
market their products and services.
He is a sought-after authority on the changing luxury market and customer, latest trends in
technology, strategies and tactics for selling to the ultra-high-net-worth customers, the Millennial
generation and the impact they have on the economy.
He has lectured at NYU Stern Graduate School of Business, LIM, Fordham University, FIT and
Kent State's undergraduate school. He has also keynoted a number of global conferences
including The Luxury Interactive Conference in 2011 and 2012 and The Brand Innovators
Conference in 2013.
Chris splits his time between New York and Pennsylvania where he lives with his wife, two
children, and two dogs.
Chris's passions include: photography (landscape, portraiture, fashion and glamour.) His
photography has been showcased in galleries throughout the United States. Chris is an astute
marksman and craftsman. In his free time he enjoys target-shooting, carpentry, automotive
mechanics and landscape design. He also has a passion for travel, reading, fine cuisine, and
cooking.
As an amateur chef Chris believes: "One stays in much better shape cooking for friends than
eating alone. "