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7:30 AM
8:30 AM
David Berkowitz
Sat Feb-06, 8:30 AM EST- 9:30 AM EST
Discover how to use social media marketing for your events to increase awareness, attendance and word of mouth. Explore the strategic elements of social media marketing before, during and after your event. Discuss the 2010 social media trends for your conferences and events.
9:30 AM
10:00 AM
Michael McCurry Paul Salinger
Sat Feb-06, 10:00 AM EST- 11:00 AM EST
While there is tremendous value to face-to-face meetings, sometimes it is not possible for everyone to attend in person. This panel will focus on best practices for hosting a live event while streaming to virtual attendees. You will learn about some of the technical aspects as well as the Dos and Don'ts of creating a hybrid session.
Samuel J. Smith

Breakout: Integrating Social Media On-Site

location: Starlight Room, Mezzanine Level
Sat Feb-06, 10:00 AM EST- 11:00 AM EST
This unique session will be conducted "fish-bowl" style where a small, rotating group of attendees will discuss the topic of social media on-site and the other attendees will observe and participate. The session will start off with a brief overview of the the topic and then attendees will join the conversation.
Here is your opportunity to not only discuss best practices for event social media, but to also learn a new breakout session method.
Jessica Levin
Sat Feb-06, 10:00 AM EST- 11:30 AM EST
While many planners are enthusiastic about integrating social media into their events, senior management might not be on board. This discussion will touch upon the main objections and, as a group, the attendees will formulate responses that gain buy-in.
12:00 PM

Peer2Peer Roundtable Luncheon

location: 16th floor
Sat Feb-06, 12:00 PM EST- 1:30 PM EST
1:45 PM

Unconference session

location: Screening Room, Mezzanine Level
Sat Feb-06, 1:45 PM EST- 2:45 PM EST
Tony Veroeven Jessica Levin
Sat Feb-06, 1:45 PM EST- 2:45 PM EST
What is an online conference community and how can it benefit your event? Hear from two of the leading community providers about why you need a community for your next event and what is the best way to engage attendees through a community. How do you get started? How do you spread the word? What not to do on your community and more.
2:45 PM
3:00 PM
Jason Falls
Sat Feb-06, 3:00 PM EST- 4:00 PM EST
As companies, including event and meeting planners, participate in the conversation that is social media, the art of listening becomes a requisite. How can you participate if you don't know what people are saying, right? This session will show you not only how to find conversations relevant to your event or conference and help you understand how to participate meaningfully in them, but help you understand how to participate meaningfully in them, leverage them for business intelligence and measure and quantify them appropriately.

Unconference Session

location: Screening Room, Mezzanine Level
Sat Feb-06, 3:00 PM EST- 4:00 PM EST
4:00 PM
4:15 PM
Deirdre Breakenridge
Sat Feb-06, 4:15 PM EST- 5:30 PM EST
In this session, Deirdre Breakenridge will illustrate how to develop a social media strategy that focuses on building awareness and community around your events, from selecting the players and the platforms to the channels and measuring the engagement/experience. Breakenridge will cover a best practices approach to clearly identifying objectives and goals, key performance indicators, content/messaging strategy, developing social channels, conversation monitoring, analytics and measurement and ultimately how to turn your event participants into your event champions.
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