Second City Communications to Showcase RealBiz Shorts Video Catalog at Q1 Productions Conference for Medical Device and Diagnostics Corporate Compliance & Ethics
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Whether focusing on new or pending legislative issues, enhanced business processes or technologies that will drive efficiency and customer service, our conference programs provide solutions to the urgent needs of our attendees.Drawing on The Second Citys 50-year legacy of connecting with audiences through powerful, incisive content, SCC works with hundreds of Fortune 1000 clients each year in blended learning/training programs, internal communications initiatives, and brand marketing assignments." The response has been strong from a wide spectrum of the business world - with 12 major companies signing on as founding clients, including top brands from a number of fields: Baxter Healthcare, Best Buy, Dow Chemical, Farmers Insurance, MasterCard, MetLife, MillerCoors, Teva Pharmaceutical & United States Steel Corporation (U.S. Steel), and others.For more information on RealBiz Shorts http://www.realbizshorts.com/About the conferenceThe Medical Device & Diagnostic Corporate Compliance & Ethics Conference will be held September 30th - October 1st in Chicago at the Dana Hotel and Spa.Assistant US Attorney and Deputy Chief of Civil Division, US Attorneys Office; Louise S. Pearson Division Compliance Officer Siemens Diagnostics, Inc; Eric Loukas, Senior Legal Counsel, Medtronic and more.For more information about the Medical Device & Diagnostic Conference visit: http://bit.ly/Q1ComplianceAbout Q1 ProductionsQ1 Productions designs and develops webinars, training courses, conference programs and forums aimed at specifically targeted audiences in order to provide strategic and timely information.Drawing on The Second Citys 50-year legacy of connecting with audiences through powerful, incisive content, SCC works with hundreds of Fortune 1000 clients each year in blended learning/training programs, internal communications initiatives, and brand marketing assignments.