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Dion Hinchcliffe

Dion Hinchcliffe, globally renowned business strategist and enterprise architect, consults and works directly with Fortune 500 companies, the federal government, and the Internet startup community, guiding them in the application of Web 2.0 best practices. A thought leader and Web futurist, he has been quoted by BusinessWeek, CNET News, Wired Magazine, CIO Magazine, and many other well-known industry periodicals.

Sam Lawrence

Sam Lawrence, the ex-Chief Marketing Officer (CMO) for Jive Software is known for going big. He is an unconventional and experienced marketer who knows how to bring big ideas to reality. A frequent industry speaker and popular Enterprise blogger, Sam is well known as a firestarter and thought-leader.

whurley

whurley is the chief architect of open strategy at BMC Software, Inc., where he sets BMC's open source and cloud computing agendas for the office of the CTO.

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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Obama Campaign - Lessons for Enterprise

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Speakers/Panelists:

Matt Glazer

Matt Glazer


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Susan Scrupski

Susan Scrupski
Founder
SoCo Partners
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Mike Chapman

Mike Chapman
Social Media Strategist
FG SQUARED
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Carrie Chitsey Hice

Carrie Chitsey Hice
CEO/Co-Founder
Text4ROI
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Schedule:

Monday April 27, 2009 at 11:00 AM


Synopsis:

Lessons for the Enterprise from the Obama Campaign

Whether it was by design, necessity, or a combination of both, Barack Obama very successfully incorporated social media into his campaign for President of the United States. By successfully empowering his supporters with the online tools necessary to carry his message to audiences he might not reach through traditional channels, the campaign shattered fundraising records from small donors and turned the political establishment on its head. What the Obama campaign did, using social media and interactive marketing and organizational tools, provides an excellent case study for enterprise level companies or any organization desiring to understand the new landscape of the social web and its impact on society and business.


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