Practical, Tactical Strategies to Drive Community Engagement through Social Media

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Date: 
18 April, 2013

April 18 | 1:00 – 4:00pm | United Way Learning Centre | 580 Main St.
CCEDNet members: $25
Non-Members: $75 | Join CCEDNet

Getting information about your message, programs, events, and services out to your community and the broader public is an important part of community development. Social media can be a powerful tool, but you need information and expertise to use it effectively. In this interactive session, you will explore - and find answers - to questions such as:
  • Is social media a right fit for my organization?
  • Which social media channels should I be on? Facebook, Twitter, Google+, Pinterest, etc.
  • How do I get people to listen to what I'm saying online?
  • We've got no money. How do we get this done on a shoe-string budget?
Facilitator - Joseph Ranseth | Senior Marketing Strategist, Vine Multimedia:
Actively involved in internet marketing since 1999, Joseph Ranseth is an innovator in using social media to bring communities together for positive purposes. Recognized as one of the most Inspiring People On Twitter by the Huffington Post, Joseph has been featured several times on TV (Fox News, CBS, City TV) for his viral campaigns. Joseph has recently returned from years of living in Phoenix to his home Winnipeg to launch his own purpose-driven marketing agency Vine Multimedia, serving as the Senior Marketing Strategist. An active volunteer, Ranseth is on the board of directors for the National Autism Association in the US, is an active volunteer & major donor with the United Way of Winnipeg, and - most proudly - he is a Big Brother with Big Brothers Big Sisters of Winnipeg.
 

Practical, Tactical Strategies to Drive Community Engagement through Social Media is being presented as part of the Strengthening Non-Profits Workshops. These workshops are hosted by Spark - A Service of the Canadian CED Network with support from the United Way. Follow the links below for info about upcoming workshops:

  1. Engaging People in Community Development
  2. enp – mb: Building Your Social Enterprise
  3. Counselling and Communication Skills for Difficult Situations

 

 

 

Event Contact: 

Contact Sarah Leeson-Klym, CCEDNet-MB Events Coordinator:
204.943.0547 | gathering@ccednet-rcdec.ca

Region: 
Host: 
Canadian CED Network
Winnipeg  Manitoba
Canada