CRM Visionary and Tiny Organization Guru Brent Leary to host: “Getting Down to Social Enterprise: The New Business as Usual In The Age of The Collaborative Relationship”
Atlanta, GA (PRWEB) January 19, 2012
Brent Leary, one of the most recognized names in customer strategies for SMBs, has assembled an impressive list of business specialists and resolution providers for a free of charge one particular day data packed seminar on February three, 2012. This day-long cost-free conference is being held at the Georgia Tech Research Institute Conference Center in Midtown Atlanta.
The day will focus on the need for organizations to transition their method to “social” away from a narrow, reactionary set of disconnected activities, to a full-fledged corporate culture strategically aligned to develop lengthy-lasting relationships with today’s empowered client.
Speakers for the event include Anita Campbell, CEO and Publisher, Modest Business Trends, Robin Carey, CEO, Social Media Today, Ginger Conlon, Executive Editor, 1to1 Media, Bert Dumars, Vice President of Digital Marketing and advertising and eCommerce, Newell Rubbermaid, Donna Ennis, Project Director, MBDA Company Center, Art Hall, Director, Alvarez and Marsal, Cory Hartlen, Product Marketing Manager, Radian6, Jeanne Hopkins, Vice President of Marketing, HubSpot, Paul Greenberg, President of the 56 Group & Author of CRM at the Speed of Light, Adam Naide, Executive Director of Social Media Marketing and advertising, Cox Communications, Jeff Nolan, VP of Product Advertising, Get Satisfaction, Larry Ritter,SVP & General Manager, Sage CRM Solutions, Michael Thomas, Consumer Success Manager, Microsoft, Matt Trifiro, SVP of Advertising and marketing, Assistly, Lauren Vargas, Community Management Strategist, Aetna, Emily Yellin, Author of Your Call Is (Not That) Crucial to Us.
“If there’s 1 SMB occasion that is a should attend in 2012 it is Brent Leary’s ‘Getting Down to Social Enterprise.’ The reason is very straightforward. Not only is Brent one of the leaders in the application of social enterprise to SMBs, but the event itself is pulling in some of the largest believed leaders in the globe of social enterprise. So how can you NOT be there?” says Paul Greenberg.
“Companies have to get in synch with how social/mobile is shaping client behaviors and expectations in order to offer them with experiences that keep them about longer. And it takes a lot more than saying “Like Us” or “Follow Us” to produce meaningful relationships in the Social Age. It takes looking internally to see if your business is ready, prepared and in a position to perform together in order to engage buyers who want to be valued for a lot more than just a economic transaction,” adds Brent Leary.
To register for this free of charge event please go to: http://www.socialbizatlanta.com and click on the Register For Totally free button.
About Brent Leary:
Brent Leary is a CRM sector analyst, professional advisor to SMB, author, speaker and award winning blogger. He is co-founder and Partner of CRM Essentials LLC, an Atlanta based CRM advisory firm covering tools and techniques for enhancing business relationships. In 2009 he co-authored Barack 2.: Social Media Lessons for Tiny Enterprise. Recognized by InsideCRM as one of the 25 most influential sector leaders, Leary also is a past recipient of CRM Magazine’s Most Influential Leader Award. He serves on the national board of the CRM Association, on the advisory board of the University of Toronto’s CRM Center of Excellence, and on the editorial advisory board for The Atlanta Tribune. Leary writes often for Inc.com and MyCustomer.com, and serves as Blogger-in-Residence for TheSocialCustomer.com. He hosts the “One on One” conversation series at SmallBizTrends.com, and teams up with Paul Greenberg on the CRM Playaz show.
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