Panels and Panelists

The Now Revolution: 7 Shifts to Make Your Business Faster, Smarter, and More Social

Learn the “7 Shifts to Make Businesses Faster, Smarter & More Social” directly from one of the authors. Amber Naslund will present the principles of The NOW Revolution to your company and teach you about the changes you need to make.

Panelists:

Amber Naslund

Amber Naslund

Vice President, Social Strategy, Radian6

Twitter @ambercadabra


Staying private in an increasingly public world

Not all conversations are appropriate to engage on social media channels. Discover how regulated industries are handling data exchange and response in sensitive discussions.

Panelists:

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Ellen Diebold

Consultant, Social Media, Humana

Twitter @ellendiebold
Janie Graziani

Janie Graziani

Manager, Social Media, AAA

Twitter @jgraziani
Forest Kenney

Forest Kenney

Manager, External Communications, Molson Coors Canada

Twitter @MolsonFK


Build a better campaign: Research, Plan and Integrate

Effective campaigns breakthrough the clutter and deliver a message that resonates with the audience. Learn how market intelligence and social insights are being used to develop campaigns and communications strategies that are routed in business goals and a new understanding of the customer.

Panelists:

Gemma Craven

Gemma Craven

Senior Vice President, Digital Influence, Ogilvy Public Relations Worldwide

Twitter @gemsie
Adam Keats

Adam Keats

Senior Vice President, Interactive, Emerging and Social Media Marketing, Weber Shandwick

Twitter @akeats
Cat Lincoln

Cat Lincoln

Founder and Principal, Clever Girls Collective

Twitter @DearBadKitty


Cutting through the Red Tape

Learn how government departments and agencies are breaking the stereotypes of government communications by leveraging the power of the social web to increase awareness, change perception and engage with a whole new generation.

Panelists:

Jack Holt

Jack Holt

Lecturer, Georgetown University, Former Sr Strategist of Emerging Media, DoD

Twitter @jack_holt
Chris Keevil

Chris Keevill

President, Colour

Leah-Miller

Leah Miller

Community Relations Manager, Army and Air Force Exchange Service

Dan Soschin

Dan Soschin

Director, Interactive Marketing, American Public University System

Twitter @Dan_Soschin


Socializing the Enterprise from the Inside Out

A community is only as strong as the organization’s internal community awareness and support. Learn best practices of how to scale social media knowledge and build community visibility within an organization.

Panelists:

Bill Johnston

Bill Johnston

Head of Global Community, Dell

Twitter @billjohnston
Michelle Kostya

Michelle Kostya

Program Manager, Social Media Support, Research In Motion

Twitter @michellekostya
Beth LaPierre

Beth LaPierre

Chief Listening Officer: Social Intelligence & Analytics, Kodak

Twitter @bethlapierre


Know your audience: Discovering Learning and Development Insights

Hear from experts how they are using the information they hear from customers to mine for insights and create ideas that are changing their business. Explore the various levels of insights available and find out how your organization can begin learning and acting on this invaluable information.

Panelists:

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Jeannine D’allegro

Director of Social Media Strategy, Dun & Bradstreet

Twitter @justjeanninenj
Matt Dickman

Matt Dickman

Senior Vice President & Partner, Fleishman-Hillard

Twitter @MattDickman
Paul Dyer

Paul Dyer

Head of Social Media, North America, WCG World



Social Good Begins with a Strategy

It is no accident how social good has revolutionized philanthropy. Non-profits have seized the opportunities provided by social channels and broken new ground with little budget, a lot of heart and a sound strategy.

Panelists:

Andrew Daley

Andrew Daley

Principal, Common Sense NMS

Twitter @ajdaley
Geoff Livingston

Geoff Livingston

Co-Founder and Principal, Zoetica

Twitter @geoffliving
Sanjay Patel

Sanjay Patel

Project Manager and Changemaker, Epic Change Inc.

Twitter @sanjspatel


Community Manager 2.0 – who’s running this place?

The social web has helped create and define the role of community as an important part of connecting with customers and building business. Learn more about the evolving role of the Community Manager and what’s next to help build more active communities.

Panelists:

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Pierre Abraham

Social Media Producer, Beachbody

Twitter @wonderfulnews
Rachel Happe - The Community Roundtable

Rachel Happe

Principal & Founder, The Community Roundtable

Twitter @rhappe
Jennifer Hughes Headshot

Jennifer Hughes

Social Listening Manager, Ant’s Eye View

Twitter @jenn_hughes
DJ Waldow - Blue Sky Factory

DJ Waldow

Director of Community, Blue Sky Factory

Twitter @djwaldow


Behind the Curtain: The Wizards of API

Ever wonder how the BrandBowl or Tweetsgiving are able to make sense of mass amounts of data and keep the public informed of real-time results in a fun format? The wizards behind the curtain share how they visualized data for their campaigns and discuss how your organization can do this too.

Panelists:

Edward Boches

Edward Boches

Chief Innovation Officer, Mullen

Twitter @edwardboches
Alex Brasil

Alex Brasil

Analytical Lead, Google

Twitter @alexbrasil
Sean Greenlaw

Sean Greenlaw

President/Project Manager, Lashpoint

Twitter @seangreenlaw
Tony MacDonell

Tony MacDonell

Chief Technology Officer, Teknision Inc.

Twitter @tmtek


Integrating the Voice of the Customer beyond the Call Center

Front line leaders shed light on how they are harnessing the power of social to get the voice of the customer closer to every employee. The fundamental shift of social is changing expectations and fueling new growth.

Panelists:

Kevin Cole

Kevin Cole

SVP, Social Media Manager, Bank of America

Twitter @kevintcole
Mitch Lieberman

Mitch Lieberman

Vice President of Strategic Marketing, Sword Ciboodle

Twitter @mjayliebs
Natalie Petouhoff - Weber Shandwick

Dr. Natalie Petouhoff

Chief Strategist, Weber Shandwick

Twitter @drnatalie


What’s the value of influence?

Join us for a lively discussion on the hot topic of Influence. We will peel back the layers of conversation to reveal what metrics matter and how these insights integrate with the overall social business strategy.

Panelists:

Chuck Hemann - Ogilvy PR Worldwide

Chuck Hemann

Vice President, Digital Strategy & Analytics, Ogilvy PR Worldwide

Twitter @chuckhemann
Philip Sheldrake - Author

Philip Sheldrake

Author, The Business of Influence, Founding Partner, Meanwhile

Twitter @sheldrake
Andrea Zwerdling

Andrea Zwerdling

Director, Online Experience, Beachbody



Can you define the ROI of social?

Learn which metrics are important to industry leaders and how those metrics are being used to gauge the impact of the social web on their business. Discover how measurement is helping redefine accountability and metrics for traditional business goals, marketing strategies and media selections.

Panelists:

Ken Burbary - Digitas

Ken Burbary

Vice President Group Director, Strategy & Analysis, Digitas

Twitter @kenburbary
KD Paine

KD Paine

Chief Executive Officer, KD Paine & Partners

Twitter @kdpaine
Marshall Sponder - WCG

Marshall Sponder

Analytics Associate, WCG

Twitter @webmetricsguru
Joe Thornley - Thornley Fallis

Jo Thornley

Chairman & Chief Executive Officer, Thornley Fallis

Twitter @thornley


The Evolution of the Agency

Discover how agencies are evolving their business around social and the changing media landscape. Learn how social strategies and integrated planning is reaching key targets and delivering real value to clients.

Panelists:

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David Armano

Senior Vice President, Digital, Edelman

Twitter @armano
Blake Cahill Headshot

Blake Cahill

Principal, Banyan Branch

Twitter @bcahill
Sean McDonald

Sean McDonald

Principal, Ant’s Eye View

Twitter @iamseanmcdonald
Slavisa Samardzija Headshot

Slavisa Samardzija

Executive Vice President, Market Intelligence, Wunderman

Jim Tobin - Ignite

Jim Tobin

President, Ignite Social Media

Twitter @jtobin


High Performance Participation Brands

Explore how brands are going beyond passive listening and becoming adaptive businesses recognizing and responding with real-time engagement.

Panelists:

Barry Dalton - Telerx

Barry Dalton

Senior Vice President Technology, Telerx

Twitter @bsdalton
Wendy Kritt - Kraft

Wendy Kritt

Senior Director of Global Consumer Relations, Kraft

Twitter @wkritt
Stephanie Marx Headshot

Stephanie Marx

Social Media Marketing Manager, Cisco

Twitter @steffymarx
Claire Spinti

Claire Spinti

Global Community Engagement Specialist, 3M

Twitter @cspinti


How to Scale ‘A Person like Me’

Studies show people trust a person like themselves more so than big business. Social customer service discussion leaders explore how organizations can humanize their business process, scale the power of the social web and leverage enhanced workflow capabilities to ensure better results and a more ‘human’ response that reflects a person like their community members.

Panelists:

Tom DiVittorio

Tom DiVittorio

Salesforce, Director, Customers for Life, Platform

Esteban Kolsky - ThinkJar LLC

Esteban Kolsky

Principal & Founder, ThinkJar LLC

Twitter @ekolsky
Brent Leary - CRM Essentials

Brent Leary

CRM Essentials, Co-Founder/Partner

Twitter @brentleary




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