TITLE : LinkedIn for Nonprofits
CITY : Boston , MA
DATE : Thursday, July 14, 2011
TIME : 1:00 PM-4:30 PM
PRICE : $ 110.00
LinkedIn for Nonprofits
 

LinkedIn is one of the most powerful social networks in existence today. If you think it is only useful for finding a new job, think again! LinkedIn has been successfully used by nonprofits to find volunteers, promote their organizations, research and connect with potential donors, find consultants and potential employees, get answers to tough questions, replace listservs and discussion boards with richer discussions, and much more. This seminar will show you how to create a personal profile so that it best promotes your organization--and how to teach your staff, volunteers and board members to do the same.
 
In this session you will learn how to:

- Develop a compelling company profile to attract stakeholders, potential donors, volunteers, board members or staff
-  Create a Linkedin group for your organization to share knowledge and resources with other organizations in the field
- use BlogLink to get the most of your LinkedIn relationships by connecting your blog to your LinkedIn profile.
- Tweet your LinkedIn status to your Twitter followers or automatically post your tweets as your LinkedIn status
- Structure your Linked In company profile for maximum search engine optimization
- Conduct advanced searches on Linked In to find exactly who you are looking for
 
You will walk away from this seminar with new ideas on how to reach out to and engage the 100 million users that make use of LinkedIn. This session is intended for Senior Staff, PR and Communication Managers

Speakers for this session:

Debra Askanase
Founder and Engagement Strategist
Community Organizer 2.0

Debra has been involved in marketing and social media communications for 6 years. Currently, Debra provides strategic social media and communications consulting to nonprofits. She also works with nonprofit organizations to integrate LinkedIn as an outreach and communication tool. Previously, as Digital Strategist at FirstGiving.com, Debra created online strategies involving Twitter, Facebook, Blogging, LinkedIn and other social media tools. She significantly strengthened brand presence and engagement by using Facebook, Twitter, blogs and LinkedIn as a portal to drive traffic to the website. Debra currently serves as Editorial Board member for Nonprofit Technology Network's Journal: NTEN Change, a quarterly technology journal for nonprofit staff. She earned her B.A. in History from Emory University and M.B.A. from Bar Ilan University. Her professional blog offers advice, strategies and opinions about using social media in the nonprofit sector.

Reiko Beach
Partner
The Non-Profit Toolbox

Reiko has been involved in web development and social media for 5 years. In her current position, she is responsible for creating groups, updating and teaching Linkedin to clients and organizations. In her previous position as Partner for TRB Design, Inc. she was responsible for social media training, consulting, web development and speaking. She earned a BA in Sociology from UC Berkeley. She is a member of the Norwell Chamber of Commerce, National Professional Videographers Association, Norwell Women's Club, and Downtown Women’s Club. She has spoken to South Shore Ad Club and The Non-Profit Toolbox Mini-Conference on Linkedin and the Ad Club presentation has over 6000 views on slideshare: http://www.slideshare.net/NPToolbox/get-linkedin.

James Harder
Director of Communications
Morgan Memorial Goodwill Industries

James has been involved in communications for more than 20 years. In his current position, he is focused on building a distinctive identity for the Goodwill brand through creative marketing and social media like LinkedIn. In particular, he uses LinkedIn to build an online community of people interested in Goodwill. Previously, as a vice president at Racepoint Group, James helped emerging technology companies boost their brand through social media. Before that, he worked as a director at Weber Shandwick where he did public relations for large and small businesses and organizations, including nonprofits. James also worked in the crisis communications and public affairs practices at Weber Shandwick. He earned a master's degree in international relations from the University of Chicago and a bachelor's degree in English and political science from the University of Kansas. He is a member of the Social Media Club Boston and Social Media for Nonprofit Organizations.

Jennifer Wheeler
Executive Director
Leadership Seacoast

Jennifer has been involved in social media for 7 years. In her current position, she is responsible for engaging and connecting alumni, candidates, and other community leaders for professional networking using LinkedIn and Facebook. She is currently working on the integration of LinkedIn with an online listing of the many alumni to enhance networking opportunities. She earned a BA in Psychology from Ithaca College and an MPH in Behavioral Sciences from Emory University. Jennifer is a graduate of Leadership New Hampshire, was named one of NH’s 40 Under 40 by the Union Leader, and has served on several state and local Boards of Directors.

 

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