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Social networking is the practice of using computing technology to connect with people. The surge of information about blogging, online communities, and wikis, the speed with which new technologies are emerging and catching on, and the fear of the unknown professional impact of these technologies can be overwhelming. Attend this session to cut through the “techno-speak” and really learn about the amazing new social technologies that will help you connect with others and position your firm as an attractive workplace for the young.
For a detailed description of the Webinar, please click here.
Who Should Attend
- Partners
- Partners
- Managers
- Firm Administrators
- HR Professionals
- Marketing Professionals
What You Learn
- Online social networking tools such as Facebook and Linked In that you can use for networking, marketing, and recruiting
- Communication tools like blogs that can be used to establish your firm as knowledge experts
- The newest online tools, like Twitter, which give you the ability to communicate pertinent information to clients, staff, campus recruits, and others
Benefits of Attending
- Learn about the most popular social networking tools and the benefits of using each
- Understand how to connect with others, market your firm, and recruit using social networking
Level of expertise needed - Beginner
Prerequisite - None
This is a group Internet-based offering. The instructional method will be lecture with active group participation and will use visual aids.
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Tamera Loerzel
Jennifer Wilson Jennifer is co-founder and partner of ConvergenceCoaching, LLC, a national consulting firm that develops leadership, succession, marketing, and training and development strategies for CPA and IT firms and the channel organizations that serve them. Named to Accounting Today’s list of the “100 Most Influential People in Accounting,” Jennifer has worked in both the public accounting and IT sectors and is a frequent speaker, teacher, facilitator, and writer within the profession.
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