SPEAKING & WORKSHOPS

Help Your Audience Make Sense of Digital Commerce

Digital commerce now touches sales, pricing, customers, channels, agencies, and ownership.

Ecom Growth Advisors leads practical speaking sessions and workshops for associations, events, peer groups, economic development partners, and leadership teams working with manufacturers, distributors, and product brands.

Sessions help leaders understand where digital commerce gets stuck, what questions to ask, and what to do next.

Built for Rooms Where Digital Commerce Is No Longer Optional

These sessions are built for leaders who know digital commerce matters, but need a clearer way to talk about it, evaluate it, and decide what to do next. The goal is not to make leaders feel behind. The goal is to help them see the work more clearly and leave with better questions.

Associations & Industry Groups

For members trying to understand how digital commerce affects sales, pricing, customers, channel relationships, and growth expectations.

Economic Development Partners

For companies that need a clearer view of digital readiness, where they may be stuck, and what practical steps could help them compete.

B2B Ecommerce & Manufacturing Events

For audiences who want operator-led thinking on the business issues behind portals, platforms, catalogs, customer adoption, and channel alignment.

Private Leadership Teams

For companies that need alignment across sales, marketing, ecommerce, operations, and ownership before making the next digital commerce move.

Sessions Built Around the Issues Leaders Are Already Facing

These sessions help leaders put words around the digital commerce issues already showing up inside the business — sales tension, pricing pressure, customer adoption, channel roles, and the question of what to fix next.

Digital Commerce Readiness

How to tell whether the business is ready to grow digital channels without adding confusion for sales, customers, or leadership.

B2B Portals and the Reorder Path

How to make repeat buying easier for customers who already know what they need and trust what you sell.

Sales Alignment and Channel Conflict

How to grow digital channels without putting reps, distributors, customer relationships, or margin discipline at risk.

Pricing, Margin, and Channel Control

How digital channels expose pricing issues, margin pressure, reseller behavior, and gaps in channel governance.

Building a Practical 90-Day Digital Commerce Roadmap

How to move from scattered activity to focused priorities, clearer ownership, and practical next steps.

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Designed to Fit Your Audience

Every audience is different. Sessions can be adapted for conferences, associations, leadership teams, peer groups, and private company workshops.

Keynote Session: A focused presentation that gives leaders a clearer way to think about digital commerce and what comes next.

Interactive Workshop: A discussion-driven session with examples, prompts, and practical takeaways.

Leadership Team Session: A private session built around your company’s questions, priorities, and digital commerce challenges.

Custom Session: A session shaped around your audience, schedule, and event goals.

Typical session lengths include 45–60 minutes, 90-minute interactive sessions, half-day workshops, and custom sessions.

Where This Work Is Showing Up

These conversations are already happening through podcasts, webinars, manufacturing events, and partner-led workshops.
Upcoming and recent sessions include:

Fractionals United Podcast- Jay King

Video Coming Soon

A conversation on fractional digital commerce leadership, manufacturer ecommerce, and how companies can think more clearly about growth, ownership, and next steps.

MMTC August Webinar

Registration Link Coming Soon

A practical webinar for manufacturers working through digital commerce readiness, customer adoption, B2B portals, and where to focus next.

Tech Week GR

Register for Tech Week GR

Digital Sales Has Changed: The New Playbook for Manufacturers. A practical session for manufacturers and product-company leaders exploring how digital commerce can support sales, customers, and growth.

MMTC Workshops

In Developement

Additional workshops are being developed to help manufacturers assess digital commerce readiness and identify practical next steps.

Clearer Thinking. Better Questions. Practical Next Steps.

The goal is not to overwhelm leaders with more digital commerce tactics. The goal is to help them see the business issues underneath the work and leave with a clearer way to move forward.

A clearer view of where digital commerce usually gets stuck

Better language for sales, channel, pricing, and ownership conversations

A practical way to think about B2B portals, reorders, and customer adoption

A stronger understanding of how digital channels affect the broader business

A starting point for deciding what to assess, prioritize, or fix next

Workshop Questions

Can sessions be customized?

Yes. Each session can be shaped around the audience, event goals, format, and the digital commerce questions leaders are already trying to answer.

Are sessions built for technical teams or business leaders?

The sessions are built for business leaders. The focus is on sales alignment, channel roles, pricing, customer behavior, ownership, and practical next steps.

Can workshops be delivered virtually or in person?

Yes. Sessions can be delivered virtually or in person depending on the audience, location, and event goals.

What session lengths are available?

Common formats include 45–60 minute sessions, 90-minute interactive sessions, half-day workshops, and custom leadership sessions.

Can this be used for a private leadership team session?

Yes. Private sessions can be built around a company’s own digital commerce questions, priorities, and internal alignment needs.

Bring a Clearer Digital Commerce Conversation to Your Audience

If your members, attendees, or leadership team are working through digital commerce questions, EGA can help lead a practical session around sales, pricing, channels, customers, ownership, and next steps.