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Government Social Media: Driving Results

Government Social Media: Driving Results
Febrary 29 - March 2, 2016 in Washington, DC
Venue, Pricing, & Registration Details

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PRE-TRAINING INTERACTIVE WORKSHOP DAY

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Workshop A: Storytelling In A Digital Age: Best Practices For Developing Compelling & Audience Engaged Video Content With Limited Resources
About Face Media

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Morning Refreshments & Stretch Break

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Workshop B: Connecting A Widespread Workforce Through Social Media Advances
Booz Allen Hamilton

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Lunch On Your Own -- But Not Alone

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Workshop C: Bringing Gamification Rewards and Incentives Across All Social Networks
Badgeville

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Afternoon Refreshments & Networking Break

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Workshop D: The Science, Art, And Magic Of Successful Digital Engagement Strategies With Itty, Bitty, Teeny Budgets
McBee Strategic Consulting

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GENERAL SESSIONS DAY 1

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Registration & Continental Breakfast

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Chairperson's Opening & Speed Networking -- Get To Know Your Fellow Training Attendees
Social Driver

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Breathing Life Into A Social Media Program: Strategy, Planning, And Experimentation
U.S. Energy Information Administration

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Morning Refreshments & Networking Break

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Learn How To Showcase The Voice Of Others Without Losing Your Own
Peace Corps

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Engaging Social Media Tactics To Implement Despite Your Agency's Size And Resources
U.S. Department of Commerce

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iSaber es Poder!: Using Social Media To Reach Out To Latinos
U.S. Food and Drug Administration

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Lunch On Your Own, But Not Alone -- Reservations Are Booked!

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Interactive Group Session: Discuss Challenges & Solutions You Are Experiencing With Your Organization's Social Media Strategy

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Leveraging Social Media To Educate And Engage Citizens In Real-Time To Achieve Your Strategic Objectives
U.S. Coast Guard

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Afternoon Refreshments & Networking Break

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Can You Hear Me Now? Improving Customer Experiences Through Social Listening
IBM Center for the Business of Government

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Establishing A Social Listening Program That Will Improve Your Organization’s Ability To Respond To A Crisis
Federal Emergency Management Agency

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Interactive Expert Speaker Panel : Get Your Social Media Questions Answered

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Close of Day One & Networking Reception

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Dinner: Reservations Have Been Made

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GENERAL SESSIONS DAY 2

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Registration & Continental Breakfast

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Chairperson's Opening: Recap Of What We've Learned So Far
Social Driver

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Overcoming Communication Challenges Using Social Media During An Emergency
American Red Cross

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#HelpMe: Social Media As An Effective Customer Engagement Tool
Transportation Security Administration

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Morning Refreshments & Networking Break

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Interactive Expert Panel: Social Media Best Practices
Social Driver

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No Account, No Problem: How To Successfully Communicate Your Message Without Your Own Social Media Platforms
Occupational Safety and Health Administration

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Lunch On Your Own, But Not Alone -- Reservations Are Booked!

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Visual Impact – How Infographics, Twitpics, And Other Visuals Can Take Your Message Further
USDA Ag Marketing Service

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Afternoon Refreshments & Stretch Break

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How To Use A Customer Experience Framework To Strategically Engage Your Senior Leadership, Keep Your Work On Message And Measure How You Are Doing
Federal Aviation Administration

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NAGC Panel: How To Avoid Technobabble And Really Communicate With Your Audiences
National Association of Government Communicators

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Government Social Media Training Wrap Up & Key Takeaways

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Close of Training