CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE & MARKETING
- “My Client Is a Rock Star”
- “The Doctor as a Brand”
- Customer experience and service
- The specifics of customer service in digital channels
Sergey speaks at conferences, corporate events, professional forums and universities on topics at the intersection of marketing, sales, customer experience, employer branding, digital transformation and the Event industry.
Topics and format are adapted to the audience, industry and objectives of each specific event.

An original talk for a conference, forum or corporate event.
The topic is adapted to a specific company, industry and business challenge.
Participation in expert discussions on marketing, business, digital transformation, HR and the events industry.
Moderation of panel discussions and professional conversations with executives, entrepreneurs and experts.
Open lectures and student sessions on marketing, business, careers and the events industry.
Sergey has appeared as a guest speaker, panelist and moderator at professional conferences and forums.
His experience includes 50+ invited talks and professional events, including appearances outside Armenia.
University audiences are a distinct part of his speaking work. Sergey has held open lectures and student sessions at leading Armenian universities, including Yerevan State University, Russian-Armenian University and European University of Armenia.
Insights drawn from practice — across marketing, business, digital transformation, human behavior and the power of events.

On 23 June 2026, Louis Vuitton presented its Men’s Spring–Summer 2027 collection in Paris against a monumental artificial wave, roughly eight metres high and more than 37 metres wide. Social media saw the spectacle. For an Event professional, the more interesting question is what had to exist around that single image for a short fashion show to become a global event — and why part of that system still produced friction.

Brand change has become a systemic force in Armenia’s banking market. Twenty reasons—from customer expectations and competition to digital transformation, mergers and the battle for space on the smartphone screen.

In 2007, after three months of unsuccessful job hunting, I was close to leaving Yerevan. One unusual vacancy led me to a small, unknown company where I became Marketing Director just two months later.