| Date | Event Name | Details |
|---|---|---|
| May 7, 2010 - May 7, 2012 | Past Events | March 4th,2010
Luncheon Panel - 360 Media Integration
“Do your homework”, is a phrase that brings back memories of mom scolding you as she leaning over you at the kitchen table. That same advice was a common theme at the March 4, “360 Integration Luncheon”, where an expert panel shared tips and insights. Panalist, Beth Egan Managing Partner-Account Director, MEC Global; emphasized the value in understanding a potential client’s history, who they target and how a seller can bring relevance to an advertising program. Advertisers are often looking for the most contextual way to showcase their product. Unique placements and ad units that change the current landscape are valuable to clients, per Mendez.
An audience of 50+ media sellers, content producers and marketing executives reviewed case studies on Nissan Motors and highlights of Turners PGA multi-media program, while getting a peak at the insights that lead to successful campaigns and tips for building and selling-in great ideas. In a sense this luncheon was a great lesson in the value of 'do your homework'. The panel was led by Arbitron’s VP Pierre Bouvard. Other experts included. Beth Donnelly Egan, Managing Partner-Account Director, MEC Global; Jack Flanagan, Executive Vice President, comScore’s Media Metrix; Oswald Mendez, Managing Partner, Director Integrated Communications, The Vidal Partnership and Stacey Schulman, Sr. Vice President, Turner Research. See pictures from the event on our Photos page.
NATIONAL 2009 B.E.L.L. AWARD WINNER!!! October 28, 2009 This formal panel discussion was moderated by NYC Chapter Vice President, Anne O’Brien, Director, Client Solutions HealthCentral. The Panel Members were:
Sloane Miller, MFA MSW LMSW Writer, advocate and consultant to the foodservice and food allergic community. Her blog, Allergic Girl®, has been featured in The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, CNN.com, New York Magazine, Huffington Post, ABCNEWS.com and several other national media outlets. A New York State licensed psychotherapeutic social worker since 2000, Sloane’s book, a lifestyle guide about living well with food allergies, will be published by John Wiley & Sons in Spring 2011. Spoke about how blogging has built the “Sloane Miller” brand and provided social media tips for freelancers and small businesses
Chad Stoller, EVP, Digital Strategy, BBDO shared insights into the types of passions/skills make the best employee. “sell-in” social media programs for clients.
Lynn Oberlander – New Yorker Magazine Legal – Respectful use of social media – not representing yourself in a manor that could jeopardize future opportunities.
Working in a Transitional Economy – A Two-Part Series
Thursday January 29, 2009 - Panel Luncheon: Working in a Transitional Economy This panel addressed the concerns of the times- · Cutbacks and downsizing... · Refocus your career goals... · New ways to market yourself...
Panelists Included:
Jim Arnoff Certified Life Coach
Jim specializes in coaching the entertainment industry including producers, directors, writers and performers in managing and marketing their careers. He combines his coaching skills with his experience as a television packaging agent and as an attorney. Dan Relton SVP, Director of HR Grey Healthcare Group
Dan Relton has more than two decades in the Human Resources and Executive Recruiting industries, and is known for his ability to spot talent, create opportunities, and build trust and confidence among employees and management. As head of Grey Healthcare Group’s Human Resources department, Dan spearheads the strategic direction of all HR initiatives, which includes employee career development, refine performance management, recruitment and retention efforts, develop cross training opportunities and educational programs for employees. Thursday, May 28, 2009 Panel Luncheon - AWRT-NYC held the second part of our Transitional Economy workshop series: "Working in a Transitional Economy: How to Stand Out and Be Noticed.” This workshop will focus on how to get yourself noticed among the throngs out there searching the job marketplace. Amoung the topics addressed were:
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Bryn Berglund As a leader on the Workforce Development team, Bryn is responsible for hands-on recruiting for executive level positions across CBS and all of its business units. In addition to her executive recruiting responsibilities, Bryn also concentrates on Diversity across CBS and leads CBS’ relationship with the Emma Bowen Foundation (a non-profit organization to prepare minority youth in the media industry through multi-year internships).
Laurie Brickmen
Spalding Associates is an executive recruitment firm dedicated to finding exceptional sales, marketing and business development executives for both digital and traditional media. Laurie has had significant media experience over the past 20 years, including Lifetime and Eastman Radio & Cable. Stacey Fried, Stacey Fried is a strategic Human Resources Professional with strong interpersonal, analytical, project management and consultative skills. Stacey's expertise includes Counseling, Coaching, Communications, Integration (mergers and acquisitions), and Training.
Alex Twersky Alex Twersky is a media professional with a highly developed acumen for transforming resumes into career door-openers. He plies his trade as the head of mediabistro.com’s resume writing and editing services, a position he has held for over three years. Alex is also an independent film producer who has produced a feature and numerous award-winning short films. |
| Sep 22, 2010 6:00pm - 8:00pm | AWM NYC Board of Directors and Google's Jennifer Zeidman Bloch Present: Networking Meeting for Members & their Guests | Alliance for Women in Media
Hors d'ourves & Cash Bar |
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