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Social Media Speed Dating Get close to a social media expert at this unique roundtable event. Each table will be hosted by a speaker, providing a more intimate exchange of ideas. Guests rotate tables every 20 minutes so that they may learn from their next choice of experts. To what extent are you using social media tools in your overall communications strategy? Given an increasing reliance on (and enthusiasm for) things like Facebook, del.ici.ous andTwitter, do you need to change your current practices to communicate your message effectively? Whether you’re tech-savvy or techno-phobic, you must accept that social marketing is a new reality that is here to stay. Have you determined an appropriate mix of tools to effectively disseminate your news and promote your organization? So reserve the date to learn about this phenomenon. Our Speakers: Ean Jackson, SFU &UBC and President, Analytics Marketing Ean has invested the past 20+ years of his professional career in management, technical and business development roles in the technology industry. He has been employed by businesses across North America ranging from startups to major multinational corporations including Oracle Corporation, IBM and Sprint International. Doug Lacombe, Vice-President Western Canada, CNW Group Doug has 19 years experience in sales and marketing management. He worked in the daily newspaper business for over a decade, publishing one of Canada’s first newspaper websites while simultaneously pursuing an MBA degree at the University of Saskatchewan. Toby Ward, President & CEO, Prescient Digital Media Toby is a senior e-business consultant with particular expertise in the area of Internet and intranet planning, communications and measurement. A broadcast journalist turned consultant, Toby is a regular blogger at IntranetBlog, GetStrategic, eHealth News and Communitelligence.com. Natasha Netschay Davies – Langara College and co-founder, Moonraker Multimedia Natasha develops web communications strategies and stages online events for a variety of clients. Natasha also teaches Web PR and Social Media courses at Langara College. Recognized as one of Canada’s first Web journalists, Natasha was executive editor of Internet News, managing editor at Stockgroup and Onvia Business News; as well as a technology reporter for The Globe & Mail.
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