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Social Media for the Uncomfortable
presents
Web 2.0 Tools for Making You Viable and Valuable in Today’s Marketplace
Wednesdays, August 26, September 2 and September 9
9:30 A.M. – 12:30 P.M.
835 Market Street, Room 665, San Francisco, CA (in the SF State University Downtown Campus). Conveniently located above the Powell Street Muni and Bart Stations.
Concerned about privacy? Assume that Social Media is trendy or kids’ stuff? Don’t think you have time to set up and maintain profiles? Believe it’s all too complicated?
Think again! Employers use Social Media to find talent. Peers, clients and customers are active on LinkedIn, Facebook, Twittter and other outlets and you cannot afford to be absent.
Learn from tech savvy boomers how to create a dynamic online presence and maintain the level of privacy that is right for you. We understand the hesitations, concerns and reluctance that workers of a “certain age” feel about social media.
Join us for one or more hands on workshops, taught in an intimate classroom setting, where you will come away with material you can use right away in your social media profiles. Class size is limited to 20 to guarantee plenty of individual attention and hands on direction. Room is WiFi equipped.
Crafting Your Online Integrated Marketing Campaign
Wednesday August 26, 2009. In this workshop you’ll define your personal brand and design your integrated marketing campaign. Identify your tagline and keywords. Write online profiles, polish your resume, and create short and long form bios. Please email your resume in advance of workshop to socmed4you@gmail.com, and bring your laptop to the workshop.
9:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. Room 665, 835 Market Street, San Francisco (located in the San Francisco State University Downtown Campus).
Creating Your LinkedIn Profile
Wednesday September 2, 2009. Bring your writing from workshop 1, along with your laptop, and digital headshot and we’ll take you step-by-step through uploading a dynamic LinkedIn profile.*
9:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. Room 665, 835 Market Street, San Francisco (located in the San Francisco State University Downtown Campus).
LinkedIn Best Practices
Wednesday September 9, 2009. Capitalize on the work you did in workshops 1 and 2. Maximize your LinkedIn presence with lookups, Q&A, becoming a subject matter expert, introductions, maximizing search results, and expanding connections. Integrate your professionally-oriented Facebook and Twitter accounts with LinkedIn.
9:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. Room 665, 835 Market Street, San Francisco (located in the San Francisco State University Downtown Campus).
* Future sessions on building Facebook and Twitter profiles will be available soon.
Cost $78 per session or $215 for series of 3
When & Where
835 Market Street
Room 665
San Francisco,
CA
Thursday, September 10, 2009 from 6:30 PM to 7:30 PM (PT)
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Social Media For the Uncomfortable
Presenters:
Carlos R. Hernandez
I am a Social Media Catalyst, Trainer and Connector to people desiring to be Web 2.0 savvy, but especially to Baby Boomers.
Why so?
In February of 2007, I elected to pursue a calling to help people. I especially identify with fellow Baby Boomers who are intimidated by emerging social media technologies.
I have been successful by working with individuals and businesses to leverage Web 2.0 technology in their sales and marketing initiatives. My talent is to show fellow professionals how to develop networks and connections via LinkedIn, Facebook and Twitter in an integrated and cross-promotional manner.
I made the conscious decision to become a social media change agent by combining my talents of public speaking, problem solving and teaching. My passion and knowledge are grounded in a 28-year professional career working for Westinghouse Electric & Eaton Corporations in technical-solution sales, marketing and project management. Academically, I studied Civil Engineering at Stanford University’s School of Engineering.
Contact: CarlosHernandezSF@gmail.com
Connect with Carlos here: www.xeesm.com/carlosrhernandez
Megan A. Bourne
I combine marketing know-how with a focus on building communities. I believe that we are meant to solve problems and achieve our goals by working together, and that social media enables us to broaden our connections, tapping into vast networks and deep reserves of expertise. My recent experience in overcoming social media discomfort inspired me to help others advance their careers with carefully crafted professional profiles.
After 20 years of building and managing departments, creating project teams, bringing people together to raise money, and gathering folks together online, I‘m convinced that community is where the action and results lie.
I bring to bear experience in marketing management and communications, building constituencies, and raising money for corporate and non profit organizations. I’ve been Alumni Director at Tulane University, Sales and Marketing Manager for House of Blues New Orleans, and General Manager at BMP Audio, a boutique syndicated radio production company. My consulting engagements have included Intuit, Oracle, House of Blues, and ABC/Disney. I am an active volunteer, currently working on communications for the League of Women Voters California and fundraising for Ecole Notre Dame des Victoires.
Contact: MeganABourne@gmail.com
Connect with Megan here: www.xeesm.com/meganabourne