Making Social Media Work
What does it mean for your mission and your organization?
Sponsored
by the Alliance for Nonprofit Mangement and Citi
Social
media and networking have exploded over the past two years.
In general, it serves as another way to engage people with
your work. It may expand your pool of potential donors and
volunteers; it may get you “good press;” it may
even facilitate your mission by increasing communication with
service recipients or improving delivery services. On the
flip side, it may also be impacting your operations. An organization’s
social media efforts require staff time and knowledge and
may take up valuable technology resources (computers, internet
bandwidth, etc). Volunteer and/or staffs’ personal usage
of social media may impact their work and also consume valuable
resources in addition to time.
This half-day session with your peers and experts in the field
will help navigate social media’s impact on your organization,
both how it helps and how it may hinder. Come learn about
not only the tools that are out there, but also the infrastructure
you need to be successful in the new online environment.
Agenda
8:30 – Registration / Coffee & Tea
9:00 - Keynote 1 – What’s going on with Social Media (how NP’s are using the technologies out there)
9:45 - Panel 1 – Social Media Success – some organizations share what has worked for them
10:30 Break
10:45 - Panel 2 – Managing Social Media’s Impact on an organization – some organizations share how they make it work and what they need to have in place to be successful
11:30 – Social Media strategy session
Date: July 20, 2010
Location: National 4-H Youth
Conference Center, 7100 Connecticut Ave., Chevy Chase, MD
20815
Registration
no longer available - program has SOLD OUT!
Mission
Impact: Breakthrough Strategies for Nonprofits
Mission
Impact – it's what we all want and what society needs
from the nonprofit sector. But, in an environment with ever
more needs and diminishing resources, how do we make the level
of impact needed? Based on Dr. Rob Sheehan's book by the same
name, this session will show you how to apply innovative ideas
on Breakthrough Thinking which are used by leading companies,
like Google, so that your organization can produce revolutionary
improvements in all areas of operation – fundraising,
program impact, and more. Sheehan's new model of strategy
and performance will provide you with practical tools you
can put to use immediately.
When: July 22nd, 1:00 pm - 4:30
pm
Where: Baltimore, Oak Crest
Village, Garden Room
Who: Rob Sheehan, PhD
Fee: $100 ($50 Member Rate -
No Vouchers Accepted - Register
Now>>)
Presenter: Rob Sheehan, Ph.D., Academic Director of the Executive
MBA Program at the Robert H. Smith School of Business at the
University of Maryland and Principal, Sheehan Nonprofit Consulting
Cosponsored
with AFP Maryland
*AFP Members should register at AFP
Maryland for member rate
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