Business-to-Business – June 11, 2009

Social Media–Finally, an Example I Can Understand!

Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn

What does each of these social media platforms mean for someone in a B2B role? Sure, it makes sense for consumer-based marketers to use social media to promote brand awareness and to gain “followers” but does that work for the rest of us? Mark Miller and Jesy Herron with US Digital Partners will present a “back to business basics” approach to these social media platforms along with examples!

Did you miss the presentation? Download it here!

About the Speakers
Mark Miller
Founding Partner: Mark has been working with successful middle market companies and not-for-profits for almost 20 years. Mark uses his broad business and technology experience to recommend strategic business and technology solutions that increase revenue and improve operational efficiencies.

Prior to entering the technology industry, Mark had over 10 years of  consultative sales and business development experience at three commercial banks, where his primary focus was working with middle market businesses located in the midwest. Mark has an MBA from Ohio State University and a bachelor’s degree from Miami University.

Jesy Herron
Jesy joined US Digital Partners as a business development representative after spending 7 years as an account manager for DocuStar, a Cincinnati-based digital “print on demand” firm. Jesy’s role at USDP is a combination of client management and business development. Jesy has a BA from Northern Kentucky University.

She has leadership roles at Business Networking International, American Marketing Association and is a member of the YP Cincinnati and Give Back Cincinnati.

When:
Thursday, June 11, 2009
7:45 a.m. to 9:00 – 9:15* a.m.

Where:
University of Phoenix located at 9050 Centre Point Drive in West Chester. The meeting will be in classrooms located on the first floor in either room 106 or across the hall in room 105.

(*Feel free to leave at 9:00 am, some members stay a little later when their schedule is flexible.)

Cost:
Members – Free!
Non-members – $10