Interested in only spending $15 for a AMA-DC Speaker Series Event as opposed to $40? Volunteer today and attend this Wednesday, January 28th event for the volunteer rate!
A few opportunities include:
1. Director of Venue Management:
Role Description: Responsible for serving as the lead advisor to Vice President of Speaker Series on venue options for future evening Speaker Series programs. Recommendations include complimentary space donated by members and friends of AMA-DC, as well as affordable and exciting options that will be fun for members to network and hold Speaker Series events.
Time commitment: Attend bi-monthly Speaker Series Committee meeting. Two hours/month.
2. Director of Speaker Relations
Role Description: Responsible for serving as the lead advisor to Vice President of Speaker Series on speaker relations for future evening Speaker Series programs. This includes opportunity to network and work directly with the Speaker, be responsible for communications with Speaker, and have Speaker Agreement paperwork signed.
Time Commitment: Attend bi-monthly Speaker Series Committee meeting. Two hours/month.
3. Director of Social Media
Role Description: Responsible for serving as the lead advisor to Vice President of Speaker Series on all Speaker Series social media marketing efforts. This includes updates to Facebook, and recommendations to the LinkedIn and DCMarketer blog POCs. This could also include live blogging at events.
Time Commitment: Attend bi-monthly Speaker Series Committee meeting. Two hours/month.
4. Speaker Series Event Photographer
Role Description: Responsible for serving as the lead photographer for Speaker Series evening programs (four to five per year on Wednesday evenings). This includes taking photos and uploading them to the AMA-DC Facebook page and/or coordinating them with the Director of Social Media.
Time Commitment: Two hours every other month. Also welcome to join bi-monthly Speaker Series Committee meetings.
5. Speaker Series Event Greeters
Role Description: Responsible for serving as greeter for Speaker Series evening programs (four to five per year on Wednesday evenings). This includes welcoming members and friends of AMA-DC to make everyone feel welcome and help them enjoy the event.
Time Commitment: Two hours every other month. Also welcome to join bi-monthly Speaker Series Committee meetings.
Note: For all positions above, there is an option to “try a role on for size.” This commits to supporting one Speaker Series event and see if you enjoy the benefits of serving as a volunteer. If interested, email nickicrane@amadc.org.
Benefits: All Speaker Series volunteers receive discount to events, as well as opportunity to expand network, gain additional skills and meet leading marketers in the DC area.
23.1.09
Move over Oscar...here comes Chuck, Marie & Brendan!
Join AMA-DC with the experts on how to create award-winning campaigns.
You’ll learn from a three-time AMA-DC M Award winner, an executive from a leading global public relations firm and a top Washington advertising agency Creative Director on:
- Creating an award-winning campaign to meet your client/customer/stakeholder’s challenges
- Gleaning best practices of the components of an award-winning campaign
- Sharing tips and tricks to be effective in applying for prestigious industry awards
- And…additional tips and questions that you have about the M Award process.
In the spirit of the evening, August, Lang & Husak has graciously offered one lucky guest a free, one-hour marketing consultation (including brainstorming with all three principals at one of the region’s top ad agencies!) to address a personal topic (e.g., what’s the best way to advertise my spouse’s jewelry-making business?) or corporate business issue (e.g., is it better to spend our ad budget in mass media, or would we get better results as a Public Television underwriter?). How many ideas can you get in an hour? From these three, with their vast advertising experience, the sky’s the limit!
Don’t miss your chance to win this AMAZING door prize … just show up and enjoy the evening, which includes drinks and heavy hors 'd'oeuvres.
Click here to register: https://guest.cvent.com/EVENTS/Register/IdentityConfirmation.aspx?e=5f52752a-4d4d-4912-9246-34333fd5f08f
5.1.09
AMA-DC Secures Humphrey Taylor, Chairman of The Harris Poll!
Great news for AMA-DC...it just found confirmed the infamous Humphrey Taylor, Chairman of The Harris Poll ® will in fact join AMA-DC and its members for an exciting event on Tuesday, January 13th (http://www.harrisinteractive.com/services/pubs/Bio_Humphrey_Taylor.pdf)
Executive Marketing Roundtable events are for senior marketers at the CMO and Director level. Click here to register: http://amadc.org/events/event_20090117.html
(Register soon as seating is limited). Hope to see you there!
Executive Marketing Roundtable events are for senior marketers at the CMO and Director level. Click here to register: http://amadc.org/events/event_20090117.html
(Register soon as seating is limited). Hope to see you there!
16.7.08
Mobile Marketing: Effective Strategies and "How-to" Implementation
With half of the world’s population owning at least one phone, it's time to get smart on how mobile marketing is exploding and how you can advise your clients or your boss on how to incorporate it into your marketing mix.
The connection to consumers and constituents is direct, personal, targeted, and geospatially located. Today’s phones allow consumers to take the interactive experience they expect on their home computer, and carry it with them, everywhere. Video, social networking, mobile gaming, text messaging, music, ring messaging, Internet surfing – are all possible on the mobile phone. Each of these gives marketers and advertisers a way to reach their customers in an interactive experience that helps them bond and participate in a brand. And it is the one thing nobody leaves the home without.
If you work for a corporation, nonprofit, association, PR/marketing firm or government agency – you will want to know the latest in how mobile can serve you and your message.
Join us for this highly interactive speaker presentation where our expert panelists will highlight the latest ways in which the mobile platform can serve marketers and advertisers in spreading their message. We will cover industry trends, case studies, best practices and clear steps of how to think about your mobile strategy --and how to implement it.
::SCHEDULE::
WHEN
Wednesday, July 23, 20086:00pm - 9:00pm
COST
TBD$40 Members, $60 Non-Members (Includes drinks and heavy hors d'oeuvres)Note: There will be a $10 surcharge for all onsite registrants.
RSVP
Tuesday, July 22, 2008
The connection to consumers and constituents is direct, personal, targeted, and geospatially located. Today’s phones allow consumers to take the interactive experience they expect on their home computer, and carry it with them, everywhere. Video, social networking, mobile gaming, text messaging, music, ring messaging, Internet surfing – are all possible on the mobile phone. Each of these gives marketers and advertisers a way to reach their customers in an interactive experience that helps them bond and participate in a brand. And it is the one thing nobody leaves the home without.
If you work for a corporation, nonprofit, association, PR/marketing firm or government agency – you will want to know the latest in how mobile can serve you and your message.
Join us for this highly interactive speaker presentation where our expert panelists will highlight the latest ways in which the mobile platform can serve marketers and advertisers in spreading their message. We will cover industry trends, case studies, best practices and clear steps of how to think about your mobile strategy --and how to implement it.
::SCHEDULE::
WHEN
Wednesday, July 23, 20086:00pm - 9:00pm
COST
TBD$40 Members, $60 Non-Members (Includes drinks and heavy hors d'oeuvres)Note: There will be a $10 surcharge for all onsite registrants.
RSVP
Tuesday, July 22, 2008
19.5.08
Measuring Customer Satisfaction Event: May 20th
How are you measuring customer satisfaction to improve your organization's performance?
Hear AMA Power Player experts discuss innovative ways in measuring customer satisfaction and measurement leads to high performing organizations (whether you want to improve adoption of a government agency service or improve the bottom line in revenue).
Here are the details:
:: SCHEDULE ::
May 20th, 2008
12 - 1 pm: Registration, lunch and programming
1 - 2 pm: Feature presentation
:: REGISTRATION ::
http://www.amadc.org/eventinfo.aspx?event=161
27.11.07
Beyond the YouTube Debates...
Get ready...directly after the YouTube debates occur, AMA-DC is hosting on Tuesday, December 4th from 6-9 p.m. an AMAZING event with not one...not two...but SIX social media political experts to share their best practices to help marketing practitioners be successful on their current and future projects.
Register early since this will be a sold out event. Space is limited---the last AMA-DC evening event was standing room early!
Did you know that more than 60 million U.S. adults regularly share advice on their favorite products and services? From your neighbor's advice on a doctor to your friend's advice on planning trips, it's no wonder more and more consumers are relying on advice from colleagues, family and even strangers to purchase products and services -- and even help them decide on which politician to vote for.
Join AMA-DC for an exciting evening event focused on social media, viral marketing and what we as marketers can learn from the new world of online political advocacy to create stronger marketing programs and campaigns.
This event features a top panel of heavy hitters in the online political marketing industry including:
* Colin Delany (Moderator), President and Founder, Epolitics.com
* David Almacy, Vice President of Digital Strategies, Waggener Edstrom
* Peter Greenberger, Manager, Elections and Issue Advocacy Team, Google
* Kira Marchenese, Director of Online Communications, Environmental Defense
* Michael Bassik, Vice President for Internet Strategy, MSHC Partners (Democratic political consultant)
* Patrick Ruffini, Republican political consultant
We'll kick off the event with networking, cocktails and heavy hour d'oeurves. Then we'll jump right into an interactive panel discussion. This event won't disappoint, but register early! Seats are limited.
AMA Member rate: $40, includes drinks & heavy hors d'oeurves
Non-member rate: $60, includes drinks & heavy hors d'oeurves
Register early since this will be a sold out event. Space is limited---the last AMA-DC evening event was standing room early!
Details, details, details...
Beyond the YouTube Debates: Reach and Influence through Social Media
Tuesday, December 4, 2007, 6-9 pm
National Design Center
600 14th Street, NW
Suite 700
Washington, DC 20005
Did you know that more than 60 million U.S. adults regularly share advice on their favorite products and services? From your neighbor's advice on a doctor to your friend's advice on planning trips, it's no wonder more and more consumers are relying on advice from colleagues, family and even strangers to purchase products and services -- and even help them decide on which politician to vote for.
Join AMA-DC for an exciting evening event focused on social media, viral marketing and what we as marketers can learn from the new world of online political advocacy to create stronger marketing programs and campaigns.
This event features a top panel of heavy hitters in the online political marketing industry including:
* Colin Delany (Moderator), President and Founder, Epolitics.com
* David Almacy, Vice President of Digital Strategies, Waggener Edstrom
* Peter Greenberger, Manager, Elections and Issue Advocacy Team, Google
* Kira Marchenese, Director of Online Communications, Environmental Defense
* Michael Bassik, Vice President for Internet Strategy, MSHC Partners (Democratic political consultant)
* Patrick Ruffini, Republican political consultant
We'll kick off the event with networking, cocktails and heavy hour d'oeurves. Then we'll jump right into an interactive panel discussion. This event won't disappoint, but register early! Seats are limited.
AMA Member rate: $40, includes drinks & heavy hors d'oeurves
Non-member rate: $60, includes drinks & heavy hors d'oeurves
29.10.07
People Magazine's Most Beautiful 2007 Winner Shares Networking Magic
The Entreprenuer Special Interest Group (SIG) is hosting another fun event on November 1st in downtown DC.
This time a recent PEOPLE Magazine 2007 "Fifty Most Beautiful People Over 50" winner, Terry Nicholetti, will share advice and suggestions on networking and business development.
Terry Nicholetti is a trained actor who uses her stage experiences to deliver lively workshops that encourage audiences to "act now" and get results.
This will be a lively event to say the least. Register now while seats are still available: www.amadc.org.
This time a recent PEOPLE Magazine 2007 "Fifty Most Beautiful People Over 50" winner, Terry Nicholetti, will share advice and suggestions on networking and business development.
Terry Nicholetti is a trained actor who uses her stage experiences to deliver lively workshops that encourage audiences to "act now" and get results.
This will be a lively event to say the least. Register now while seats are still available: www.amadc.org.
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