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Experian #FinCon14: Thoughts on the expo, our Plutus win and beignets

Published: October 1, 2014 by Editor

Just a little over a week ago, I was in New Orleans surrounded by interesting, engaging and financially-savvy people with a common interest.

All of these people were brought together for FinCon Expo, which took place from September 18-21. It was not only a tremendous financial media community networking event, it was an opportunity to learn, grow and find inspiration.

From the Experian perspective, it was an opportunity to further build and focus on our social channels as a way to reach consumers and provide education and dialog around credit and financial empowerment.

The two-day conference featured an expo hall where one could score some great information (along with some cool swag), keynote sessions that were led by powerful speakers like Jeff Goins, Farnoosh Torabi and Chris Ducker, and a full daily schedule packed with educational sessions and panel discussions (and of course, a lot of beignets served along the way).

In the midst of all of this FinCon activity, Experian was named one of the Plutus award winners. We were honored and pleased to be highlighted as the winner of the Plutus award for “Best Use of Social Media by a Brand”.

To learn more about this award, see our latest news release. As a company that is continually looking for ways to engage consumers through social channels, we were thrilled to see that our efforts are being recognized. This category is voted on by bloggers, who we view as partners and resources.

We believe that together, we can really make a difference in helping people understand credit and how the financial decisions they make can affect them. Whether it’s through our weekly #CreditChat on YouTube and Twitter, SlideShare decks, Facebook conversations,  and blog, we are striving to provide a support system online that is available to anyone that wants to engage.

The combination of the excitement and activity of being at FinCon, receiving the Plutus Award and consuming a whole lot of beignets made for a very special and sweet experience in New Orleans. Visit FinCon Expo and Plutus Awards for more information on both of these events.

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