Thursday, September 02, 2010
Chris Perry, EVP and global lead for digital and social media, introduces Weber Shandwick’s Social Hub and looks ahead to 2010 and how companies and organizations can take advantage of digital and social media strategies to transform their communication programs.
George F. Snell III, SVP of social and digital media in Boston, blogs at HighTalk.net.
All About Advocacy Weber Shandwick
Byrne Baby Byrne Colin Byrne
Not A Faster Horse James Warren
reputationXchange Leslie Gaines-Ross
The Glass House Ian Rumsby
HighTalk George F. Snell III
Financial Statements Blog Weber Shandwick's Financial Services industry practice group
Social Studies Weber Shandwick's Digital Communication Team
ID8 Wally Sabria
The Changing Face of America Axis
Weber Shandwick’s Nonprofit Practice
Rockett Science LabsWade Rockett
Plan. Pitch. Print.Erika Bitzer
Mobile SherpasPaolo Mottola
tom.sheaTom Shea
Alternative PathSamrat Kakkar
Social TabCody Barbierris
masamikito’s posterousMasami Kito
Social StudiesErin Bray
Social StudiesAndy Keith
Meredith’s So Called LifeMeredith Brengle
Social ImpactJoel Daly
PR AdvocateYeelim Lee
Dr Nat NewsNatalie Petouhoff
Perfect PorridgeGreg Swan
Bio in 140 Characters: Weber Shandwick's mission is to give client's what they need in this new world of engagement - a legion of believers, supporters and fans.
Bio in 140 Characters: Jack serves as Chairman of Weber Shandwick and is a seasoned global communications professional and political operative.
Bio in 140 Characters: Colin is one of the UK’s leading PR practitioners. He provides unique perspectives on PR and public affairs at his blog Byrne Baby Byrne.
Bio in 140 Characters: Cathy is the president of Weber Shandwick North America. She has extensive experience in branding as well as category marketing.
Bio in 140 Characters: Leslie, author and blogger, heads Weber Shandwick’s global Reputation Management practice. She shares her insights at ReputationXChange.
Bio in 140 Characters: James leads digital and social media in Europe. He writes about the PR industry at his blog Not a Faster Horse.
Bio in 140 Characters: Chris is the global lead for digital and social media. He has extensive experience in integrating social and digital media in PR campaigns.
Bio in 140 Characters: Ian has vast experience in reputation and issues management as well as brand development. He blogs at The Glass House.
Bio in 140 Characters: George heads up digital and social media in Boston. He’s an avid blogger who writes about PR, media and the social web at HighTalk.net.
Bio in 140 Characters: Barb runs the Financial Services practice at Weber Shandwick. She blogs about financial matters at Financial Statements.
Bio in 140 Characters: Paul co-leads Weber Shandwick’s Social Impact team specializing in non-profits and foundations. He blogs at Social Impact.
Bio in 140 Characters: David is a digital pioneer who runs social and digital media in Minneapolis. He blogs about social media at Social Studies.
Bio in 140 Characters: Noted foodie, Adam leads digital and social media in Chicago. He blogs about the issues at Social Studies.
Bio in 140 Characters: Wally is experienced in visual communication and digital design and leads concept, design and development for client campaigns.
Bio in 140 Characters: Margot is the network lead for digital & social media measurement. Her experience encompasses media analysis, content creation & journalism.
Bio in 140 Characters: A veteran blogger, Wade draws on his 10+ years in social media to help companies engage online with customers, partners, analysts and media.
Bio in 140 Characters: Erika does PR/AR and social media for all things tech especially web services.
Bio in 140 Characters: Paolo helps clients execute digital and mobile strategies. He is a graduate student in the Univ of WA master’s in digital media program.
Bio in 140 Characters: Tom is a Senior Digital Producer for the Social Studio in Detroit. Tom specializes in digital strategies, web video & Michigan football.
Bio in 140 Characters: Samrat is heading the Digital Practice in New Delhi, India & has experience in Marketing & Sales.
Bio in 140 Characters: Cody helps extend companies channels into the new world of the web using social and digital platforms.
Bio in 140 Characters: Masami co-leads digital PR initiative at Weber Shandwick in Tokyo. Masami strives to do PR for social media recently besides a traditional PR, so called “INLINE”.
Bio in 140 Characters: Norihito co-leads digital PR initiative at Weber Shandwick in Tokyo. Norihito explores the possibility of the evolving digital PR in Japan. Make a history!
Bio in 140 Characters: Colin is the VP of Digital Communications for Powell Tate/Weber Shandwick, & has experience in the Government & Nonprofit sectors.
Bio in 140 Characters: Dowling is GM of the tech practice at Weber Shandwick PR, and GM of the Northern California offices.
Bio in 140 Characters: Tim is a Silicon Valley PR exec, runs global Measurement & Strategy practice at Weber Shandwick & is a media & political junkie.
Bio in 140 Characters: Adriana has expertise in managing large scale digital projects & integrated marketing campaigns with tech & financial services companies.
Bio in 140 Characters: Erin is the Manager of Social Media Programs in SF. She is a founder of & contributor to Social Studies: a blog on social media topics
Bio in 140 Characters: Andy helps B2B clients in industries such as financial services and health care to develop strategies for promoting thought leadership.
Bio in 140 Characters: PR professional with a focus on new, social & emerging media and a love of all things celebrity.
Bio in 140 Characters: David combines linear business and technology processes with arts & culture, multi-media content creation to ignite clients' advocates.
Bio in 140 Characters: Joel creates engaging online experiences by focusing on the needs of the users and works with the digital team in DC.
Bio in 140 Characters: Chris heads up digital & social media programs for Southeast Asia. An inline veteran he has 12 years of digital marketing & PR experience.
Bio in 140 Characters: Dr. Nat is a leading expert, often quoted in the press and provides commentary as a guest expert on radio and television on how the top companies provide great experiences and retain loyal customers.
Bio in 140 Characters: Greg drives interactive, digital and social strategy, helping clients explore new technologies, push boundaries, and build/equip advocates.
