Speaker Michael Wilson, CEO
Small World Labs’ passion for creating effective, engaging online communities starts with its founder. Michael started Small World Labs in 2005 with the goal of providing organizations with the collaborative technology and services necessary to better connect with and empower their constituents, in manner similar to which Michael saw early ...
Small World Labs’ passion for creating effective, engaging online communities starts with its founder. Michael started Small World Labs in 2005 with the goal of providing organizations with the collaborative technology and services necessary to better connect with and empower their constituents, in manner similar to which Michael saw early Internet technologies empower his deaf parents and connect them with the outside world. Michael has been a featured speaker at numerous events, including: Enterprise 2.0, Social Networking Conference, SXSW Interactive, the US Department of Commerce Toronto Tech Week, Digital Publishing and Advertising Conference, The Golden @ Awards (Arroba de Oro) and Wharton’s Online Conversion: Converting Browsers into Buyers; been interviewed by publications including: Inc. magazine, Information Week, ClickZ, BtoB magazine, Online Marketing with RSS Ray, and Best Engaging Communities; and has written articles appearing in Communications World and Talent Management. Michael holds a B.A. in economics with summa cum laude and departmental honors from Yale University, and has also completed studies at Oxford University.
Full Description
Online Communities (a social network on your website) have provided value and positive ROI for numerous organizations. However, many organization’s social media strategies still utilize only Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and YouTube. Find out how organizations are leveraging that Online Community opportunity with a cohesive community and social media strategy!
Join Small World Labs CEO, Michael Wilson, to learn how to develop and execute a strategy that:
1) Focuses each social channel (Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, YouTube, and your community) on what it does best; 2) Connects and directs these disparate viewers, fans, followers, and likes; and 3) Drives initial connections toward deeper engagement with your organization.