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BAS115: Community Development 101: Using Social Science to Build an Engaged Community

Updated December 24, 2014
posted on November 12, 2014

Empower 2015 Conference: Course Highlight of the Day

 

Community Development 101: Using Social Science to Build an Engaged Community

 

Join one of the top 25 Social Business Leaders, named by IBM and The Economist, for insights into how and why online communities develop-from driving citizen engagement to growing your brand's social footprint.

 

In this session, you will learn:

  • Best practices for growing new communities and revitalizing mature ones.
  • The variety of online tools and resources available.
  • Examples and insight from industry experts.

 

Instructor:            Simon Poulton, Manager of Inbound Marketing Program

Couse Code:       BAS115

Date and Time:   Wednesday, January 14, 2015 at 9:30 am

Location:             Sheraton Hotel, Plaza D

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“Simon is thrilled to deliver an engaging and exciting presentation that’s sure to get you pumped as you officially start your day at Empower 2015!”

 

Sign up for this course!

 

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replied on December 24, 2014

That's right folks! I'm very excited for this class - I'll be around throughout the conference and will be happy to discuss your organizations unique goals and strategy for community development (both within and outside the company!) 

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replied on November 26, 2014

We had a preview of BAS115's class today and attendees are in for a treat! It's a highly engaging class that welcomes users who are looking to either start and nurture communities within or outside of their organizations or understand why some communities fail to thrive and what you can do to help build them.

 

 

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replied on November 14, 2014 • Show version history

Simon's presenting?  I'm there!

 

Time to learn from the social master!

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replied on December 24, 2014

Thanks, Mike! Although, I have to say, you could also be teaching this class as you're a bit of a social rockstar yourself! 

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