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Laurel Papworth
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2012: Named by Forbes Magazine in the Top 50 Social Media Influencers globally. Based in Sydney, Australia.
#93 on Power150 AdAge Marketing and Media bloggers.
Laurel taught the first Australian public social media courses since 2005 at University of Sydney and now lectures in a Masters of Convergent Media at the University of Western Sydney, as well as occasional public workshops for organisations such as PRIA, MEAA, ADMA, AIIA, and CAA. Earlier this year, Laurel gave a keynote and week long workshops to Arabic women in Saudi Arabia (Social Media and the Woman's Voice, Effat University Jeddah on invitation by Middle East Broadcasting Center (MBC) and royal house of Saud). Laurel also provides strategic sessions to senior decision makers on industry wide social network impact, including Channel Ten Australian Idol, Macquarie Leisure Dreamworld and Sony Electronics. Laurel develops and teaches Insights Masterclasses for Australian Film Television and Radio School on innovation and cross media and in her spare time, is a global Power150 Media and Marketing blogger (Advertising Age) placing her as #5 blogger in Australia.
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Jonathan Salem Baskin is an author who writes a regular column on Advertising Age & posts on his award-winning blog. More »
John Bell heads up the 360° Digital Influence team & teaches graduate studies in Digital Influence at Johns Hopkins University. More »
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Vanessa DiMauro is the CEO of Leader Networks & has been creating successful online communities for over 15 years. More »
Maggie Fox is the founder and CEO of Social Media Group & was named one of the Top 100 Marketers in Marketing Magazine. More »
Laurent Francois I lead the marketing&development hub @ Express Roularta Services, a media company. I focus on 2 main brands (L'Express, More »
Rachel Happe is a Co-Founder and Principal at The Community Roundtable & a blogger at The Social Organization. More »
JD Lasica is a consultant who is considered one of the leading authorities on social media & user-created media. More »
Brian Solis s author of Engage and is recognized as one of the most prominent thought leaders & authors in new media. More »
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Crisis Management & Communications in a Digital Age Workshop
When: Fri, 2012-05-25
Public Relations in Vietnam Conference
When: Thu, 2012-05-31
Interactive Day San Diego
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The Virtual Executive: How to Act Like a CEO Online and Offline - Webinar with Debra Benton
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SEO in the Sun
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“I would compare Facebook Like-Gates to capturing email and other contact information by offering ebooks and whitepapers. Without these, you'd be providing great content but that doesn't mean that everybody would go out of their way to dish out their contact details. It's a way to incentivize content providers to continue to generate great articles, inforgraphics and videos. And unliking a page is ...”
“Nonverbal communication is as important as our verbal or written messages. And how we appear in photographs on the web-- and specifically on Linkedin--can be critically important to our personal brands and our messages. The research you cite about warm and cold impressions is critical to how we are perceived. Thanks for the insightful post, Victoria, and I'm looking forward to the future posts. ...”