SPEAKERS

Social Networking Conference (Beverly Hills) brings you highly qualified experts in the strategic communications industry and new media to discuss about mobile social networking, social networking, strategic communication, marketing, mobile, social media and strategy for intelligence divisions, Global 1000 companies, Fortune 1000 business, strategic communications executives, military and government. Presentations are focused on topics concerning planning a policy for enterprise social networking, increasing profitability, better social networking management, employ effective social media, coordination of a strategy, strategic communications and new media and Array new business models. Each presenter will be both neutral + objective.

We require speakers for for the 2011 Beverly Hills expo. If interested in speaking, please click here Only the following will be considered: government, large institutions, new media experts, Fortune 1000 companies, strategic communications consultants, venture capitalists, global 1000 companies, experts in enterprise social networking, intelligence agencies and military

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COMPANY PRESENTER
(POSITION) TOPIC

Joe Paulding
Director, Traffic Strategy Enterprise Social Media Best Practices: Structuring Teams, Building Massive Fan-bases & Incorporating Feedback

Stefan Heeke
Director Online Communications How Social Media Changes Corporate Communications

Matt Anderson
Vice President Social Media as a Commerce Channel

Philip Seib
Director, Center on Public Diplomacy / Professor of International Relations, Journalism and Public Diplomacy Special Session on Social Networking and the Middle-East: How Social Networking now Affects Policy

David Blumberg
Founder & Managing Partner Venture Funding in New Media (From Social Networking to Mobile Social Networking)

Christopher Harvin
Partner Social Media & Strategic Communications: The Changing Role in Branding Developing Countries

Lovisa Williams
Deputy Director for the Office of Innovative Engagement Special Session on Strategic Communications & Social Networking in the Middle-East: How Social Media now Affects Policy

Ranjun Chauhan
Corporate Social Intelligence Strategy and Development Social Intelligence Strategy Development for IBM Corporate Communications

McGreevy & Henle Peter McGreevy
Attorney At Law Social Networking Warfare: How The Group "Anonymous" Ran the First Ever Social Media War

Ted Shelton
CEO The Mobile Social Data Revolution

Lisa Daftari
Middle East Expert Specializing in Counterterrorism / Iran Affairs Special Session on Social Networking and the Middle-East: How Social Networking now Affects Policy

Doug Martin
Lieutenant Colonel There Was No Twitter on 9/11 - An Insider's View from NORAD - Then & Now

Johna Burke
Senior Vice President Increasing Engagement via Metrics

Dillon Hosier
Political Officer and the Director of Digital Diplomacy Special Session on Social Networking and the Middle-East: How Social Networking now Affects Policy

Bruce Fryer
Sanitas International & Barbaricum Special Panel on Mobile Social Media and Strategic Communications

Christopher S. Rollyson
Managing Director [SPECIAL SOCIAL NETWORKING INDUSTRY PRE-CONFERNCE]
‡ Leveraging Social Networks in the Enterprise (Part I)

COMPANY	PRESENTER (POSITION)	TOPIC

	Joe Paulding Director, Traffic Strategy	Enterprise Social Media Best Practices: Structuring Teams, Building Massive Fan-bases & Incorporating Feedback

	Stefan Heeke Director Online Communications	How Social Media Changes Corporate Communications

	Matt Anderson Vice President	Social Media as a Commerce Channel

	Philip Seib Director, Center on Public Diplomacy / Professor of International Relations, Journalism and Public Diplomacy	Special Session on Social Networking and the Middle-East: How Social Networking now Affects Policy

	David Blumberg Founder & Managing Partner	Venture Funding in New Media (From Social Networking to Mobile Social Networking)

	Christopher Harvin Partner	Social Media & Strategic Communications: The Changing Role in Branding Developing Countries

	Lovisa Williams Deputy Director for the Office of Innovative Engagement	Special Session on Strategic Communications & Social Networking in the Middle-East: How Social Media now Affects Policy

	Ranjun Chauhan Corporate Social Intelligence Strategy and Development	Social Intelligence Strategy Development for IBM Corporate Communications

McGreevy & Henle	Peter McGreevy Attorney At Law	Social Networking Warfare: How The Group "Anonymous" Ran the First Ever Social Media War

	Ted Shelton CEO	The Mobile Social Data Revolution

	Lisa Daftari Middle East Expert Specializing in Counterterrorism / Iran Affairs	Special Session on Social Networking and the Middle-East: How Social Networking now Affects Policy

	Doug Martin Lieutenant Colonel	There Was No Twitter on 9/11 - An Insider's View from NORAD - Then & Now

	Johna Burke Senior Vice President	Increasing Engagement via Metrics

	Dillon Hosier Political Officer and the Director of Digital Diplomacy	Special Session on Social Networking and the Middle-East: How Social Networking now Affects Policy

	Bruce Fryer Sanitas International & Barbaricum	Special Panel on Mobile Social Media and Strategic Communications

	Christopher S. Rollyson Managing Director	[SPECIAL SOCIAL NETWORKING INDUSTRY PRE-CONFERNCE] ‡ Leveraging Social Networks in the Enterprise (Part I)