Our friends at Spirit Jump have organized a panel on Social Media for Social Good during the Gravity Summit conference in Los Angeles next Monday, February 22nd. They’re offering a free ticket to the two NPOs that pose (via social media, natch) the best questions for the panel. So who’s on the panel and what’s it about?
Speakers include:
Moderator:
- Emmy nominated TV and Web Personality, Shira Lazar.
Panelists:
- Barb Dybwab, Senior Editor at MASHABLE
- Judy Chang, PayPal’s Principal Product Manager for Nonprofits
- Chris Noble, CEO of Causemedia Group (disclosure, me.)
- James Sutandyo, General Manager, Causecast.org
- Meaghan Edelstein, Founder of Spirit Jump.
The purpose of the panel is to share case examples and insights on how nonprofits and others are working to achieve social good by using social media in all its forms. We’ll also talk about Brand/Cause interactions in Cause marketing and other social campaigns.
The Spirit Jump folks have set up a simple rule for winning the free tickets:
…Nonprofits we want to hear from YOU. Leave a comment with a question you’d like answered by the Social Media for Social Good panel. The winning questions will be presented to the panel and a representative from your nonprofit will receive a full access pass to attend the Gravity Summit Conference 2-22-10.
So go ahead, leave a comment. Leave two. Tell us what you’d like to ask in reply to this post, or leave one here for the Spirit Jump team. If you don’t make the cut for free tickets, ask them about the Gravity Summit discount for nonprofits.
Hope to see you there!
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Tags: conference, Gravity Summit, nonprofits, social media, Spirit Jump
can you please explain examples of brand/nonprofits social media workflow? what is the best way to successfully find virtual assistants and delegate/monitor social media tasks?
I am a one man band and it is overwhelming trying to be everywhere. there has to be an easier way.
I am also interested in successful real life social media strategies from conception to implementation.
what we often hear from panels and speakers is an overview of a strategy. I want to hear real working step by step examples.
and the question that has bothered me for years…why is there an expiration date on sour cream?
Mark this is actually a great comment and some very good questions. I think what would be best is to begin a series of posts that can be sewed into a fabric for non-profits to use as a blanket strategy. I also think it would be good to get more than one opinion from experts in our industry. Finally I think I will see if Chris Noble would be willing to put on a webinar series here for nonprofits to go through exactly what you are asking for and provide it free of charge or at a very low cost. As always Mark you make us see the world differently. I will find your answer someday about the sour cream as well, it has become my quest.