Welcome to the Digital Marketing Inner Circle

This time I am thrilled to present -a double act, Luke Janssen and Oliver Palmer, founders and main guys of highly successful mobile media business - TigerSpike. They outline an impressive journey, starting in 2003 from Oliver's sunroom in Pyrmont (Sydney), their current market position with offices in Sydney, London, Auckland, and New York and their forward plans.

They offer us an insight into how they maintain their market leading position through a firm focus on innovation and applying platforms to fit with the cultural and technical fit of each market - it is not a case of one size fits all. They also discuss some fascinating innovations we can expect in our not too distant future as the mobile generation enters the workforce.

This time I am thrilled to present - Gavin Heaton, Strategy and Development Manager at global software giant - SAP. Many of you may know him by his 'other' name - The Servant of Chaos where he produces a regular blog for digital marketers. He is a regular twitterer - and in his spare time co-authors Age of Conversation where bloggers from all over the world are invited to contribute, at one time, on a range of topics.

This time I look outside the media and advertising industry and introduce Seb Chan - Head of Digital, Social and Emerging Technologies at the Powerhouse Museum in Sydney, Australia. Most people I have interviewed are rightly passionate about their roles and businesses and this comes across strongly in their profiles and opinions. I thought Seb, who is removed from the media and publishing industry may give us a big picture overview of the digital landscape - and he doesn't disappoint through some more tailored questions I have thrown his way. He gives a fascinating insight into some issues we face as an emerging digital society, our media habits - and our industry's future. For once, I am not going to say much, except, you must read Seb's profile. Worthwhile for everyone in our industry not just those in digital.....

This time we introduce Nathan Bush - Social Media Strategist at Brisbane agency DP Dialogue.  Social Media seems to have happened so quickly.  This pace of change is the new nature of our industry as we go through perhaps the most interesting period since 'advertising' started - some say as early as the 1850's.  Though, it is an exciting time to be involved in our industry Nathan raises one of the most common issues I hear - how do we keep up when each day there seems to be some new platform or innovation to investigate?