BlogHer’s annual conference is coming up in New York City from August 5th-7th and I have a panel submitted and need your vote! Here’s our panel topci:
Can brands be a vehicle for amplifying our message and extending our reach for greater impact in the real-world? This is a strategy session and conversation with brands and bloggers about creating triple-win partnerships that support your authentic passions, brand interest and the causes you care about. Come join the conversation with brand leaders and folks turning online action into real-world change including:
Karen Bantuveris, Founder and CEO of VolunteerSpot
Sloane Berrent of The Causemopolitan
Jyl Johnson Pattee from Mom It Forward
Jessica Shortall, Director of Giving of Toms Shoes
Discussion moderated by Stephanie Schwab, SVP of Digital Services at Kaplow
Here’s what you do.
1) Visit the BlogHer panel page
2) Click “Triple Wins for the Greater Good”
3) Click “I’ll attend”
4) Tell your tweeps and friends! THANKS!!
What is the BlogHer Business Conference?
The BlogHer Business Conference will take place on Thursday, August 5. Details, including the agenda, speakers and sponsors, are updated frequently.
Now in its fourth year, the BlogHer Business Conference is an annual “crash course” on best practices for reaching the most influential and powerful consumers — women online — in the quickly evolving social media world.
Attendees find themselves on fertile ground for innovative ideas, interacting with a mix of social media experts, business bloggers, and brand marketers who have experience building campaigns and working in social media environments.
The BlogHer Business audience is comprised of several key groups:
* Brand marketers working within corporations * Communications/PR professionals * Media buying executives * Business bloggers/social media consultantsThis event is kept at a smaller size (150-200 attendees) to facilitate deeper discussion and more valuable networking.
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