Concentrate Speaker Event: Building Community Through Social Media

The back fence is all but gone. Our daily paper has gone digital. The rise of social media is indisputable. So, how does our community leverage online communication and connections to create a stronger sense of place? Concentrate's Speaker Series returns tomorrow Thursday, Sept 22 with a discussion on how Web 2.0 is helping to shape Ann Arbor 2.0.

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From charity drives to public initiatives to crowd sourcing, social media is playing an ever bigger role in our community. But how can we further harness the web to create a stronger sense of place in Ann Arbor?

Funny you should ask, because Chad Wiebesick and Ed Vielmetti will be addressing that very topic at Concentrate’s next Speaker Series event.

Chad is the Social Media & Interactive Marketing Director at PWB Marketing Communications. A nationally-recognized award-winning digital marketing strategist, is also former president of the Ann Arbor Ad Club.

Ed is Ann Arbor’s quintessential networker and local blogger, having founded the long-running and very successful A2B3 lunch table (Ann Arbor Bi Bim Bop).

Together, the two will talk about Ann Arbor’s social media identity, where it’s found success, what it could do more of, and how other cities are leveraging social media to strengthen their community. Sign up now for tomorrow’s September 22nd event!

WHAT: Concentrate’s Speaker Series event “BUILDING COMMUNITY THROUGH SOCIAL MEDIA”

WHEN: Thursday, September 22nd from 5-7PM

WHERE: Conor O’Neill’s (318 South Main Street)

The event is free and open to Concentrate’s readers, but seating is limited so you must pre-register. The presentation will begin around 5:15 p.m. and run for roughly 45 minutes.

Refreshments will be provided. Discussion and networking before and afterward is greatly encouraged.

Concentrate’s Speaker Series is sponsored by the Michigan State Housing Development Authority.

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