Suffolk University brings you Bridging The Gap: A Mashup of Academic Framework & Business Social Media Conference on February 18th, 2011.
Social Media and Inbound Marketing are making their way through business and culture. This migration of ideologies creates opportunities and complexities within all organizations. Our conference intends to connect academia and real world practices, strengthen the connection between the frameworks preached in schools and the practical applications being used in organizations.
The Info:
February 18th, 2011
Suffolk University
120 Tremont St
Boston, Massachusetts 02108
Registration Time: 8:00 am
Lunch Included.
6pm Post-Conference Cocktail Networking Event at Red Sky
The Agenda (order may be switched):
1. Academic Keynote
2. Expert Panel on Facebook
3. How to utilize SEO in your Marketing Plan
4. Expert Panel on Blogging
5. Expert Panel on Twitter
6. Industry Keynote
Our two keynotes are Erik Qualman and Mike Volpe !! In addition we have confirmed speakers such as Julia Roy, Brian Simpson, and Michelle McCormack with Joselin Mane as our main man MC!! Stay tuned to find out who else will be speaking.
Also stay tuned for the landing site (under construction) for up to date details.
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The Planning Committee:
The past couple years, I’ve seen more and more individuals admit and embrace their “geekiness” – present company, included. More and more individuals are on Twitter and learning the importance of Inbound Marketing and utilizing SEO. Now, with Halloween around the corner, will those “geeks” show off that side of themselves, or “opt out”? I would love to see some creative Twitter costumes with some bold hashtag and RT remarks. Could someone be an actual RT? In the past I’ve seen someone be a Facebook Profile Page…Lame. We can do better! Creative ideas? Thoughts?
I, myself am going to be an M&M because my 16 yr old sister made the costume for me. Free Costume? Hell yea! Maybe next year I will embrace my geekdom during halloween, but as for this year, I am embracing my sweet tooth.
Would love to hear what other people consider “creative and geeky” costumes. @mention me at @pamsahota and Share!
(p.s. here’s a few from the past)