Social media is still changing. New platforms and new uses are emerging, and one must now work harder and smarter to get the message out. An eclectic mix of experts will share what they’ve learned and where they’re going next, providing diverse perspectives on public sector social media today and tomorrow. Learn about the latest developments from the social media innovators.
Public Sector Social Media 2014
Public Sector Social Media 2014
$775.00
This e-Proceedings is a recording of the Public Sector Social Media 2014 conference held October 20–21, 2014 in Ottawa.
Public Sector Social Media 2014
Ottawa Convention Centre • Ottawa • October 2014
Opening Remarks
John Brewer
Executive Program Developer
The Conference Board of Canada
Mary Francoli
Associate Professor
Carleton University
Developing an Integrated Digital Strategy in the Public Sector
Greg D. Stanway
Manager, Customer Strategy and Business Transformation
BC Hydro Power Authority
Randy Woods
President
nonlinear creations
Making Sense of the Chaos
Sajji Hussain
Federal Sales Manager
Hootsuite Media Inc.
Mark N. Rybchuk
Provincial and Municipal Government Accounts
Hootsuite Media Inc.
Next Generation Recruitment
Lauren Friese
Founder
TalentEgg
15 + 4 Things You Can Do to Improve the Accessibility of Your Social Media
Tanya Snook
Senior Business Analyst
Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat (TBS)
Open Data, Open Government
Thom Kearney
Senior Project Officer
Open Government Secretariat, Chief Information Officer Branch
Treasury Board Secretariat, Government of Canada
Get on Facebook or Get Left Behind
Shahid Wazed
Founder
Social Recruiting Seminar
Top 10 Reasons we Needed a Digital Strategy
Jeannine Ritchot
Senior Director, Surveillance and Analysis Division
Public Health Agency of Canada
Pop Up Embassies: How Social Media can Support Unlikely Ventures
Trevor Kerr
Digital Communications Officer
British High Commission
Social Media and Emergency Response
Steve Ladurantaye
Head of Canadian News, Government & Political Partnerships
Twitter Inc.
Larissa Barlow
Communications Specialist
Town of Banff
Closing Remarks—Day One
Mary Francoli
Associate Professor
Carleton University
Opening Remarks—Day Two
John Brewer
Executive Program Developer
The Conference Board of Canada
Social Media and Public Sector Transformation
Laurette Sharpe
Manager, Corporate Communications
Municipal Property Assessment Corporation
Case Study: Owning the Screen—Social Media Use by Team Canada at the 2014 Winter Olympics
Georgia M. Sapounas
Digital Manager
Canadian Olympic Committee
Evidence-Based Social Media—Letting the Real World Determine Your Social Media Strategy
Shawna M. Coxon
Detective Sergeant
Toronto Police Service
Delivering Delight on Both Sides of the Screen
Joe Boughner
Director, Communications
Association of Canadian Financial Officers (ACFO-ACAF)
Closing Remarks
Mary Francoli
Associate Professor
Carleton University
John Brewer
Executive Program Developer
The Conference Board of Canada
