Volunteer Hampton Roads Presentation
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Presentation accompanying my talk(s) at the Volunteer Hampton Roads Institute for Nonprofit Leadership Conference in Norfolk, VA (February 3, 2012)
![Brian
Reich
Married
(Karen)
Two
kids
(Henry
and
Lucy)
34
Years
Old.
Jewish.
Live
in
New
York
City.
Travel
a
lot.
Work
for
Edelman
(editorial,
knowledge
sharing)
Strategize.
Write.
Speak.
Teach.
Provoke.
Focus
on
the
impact
of
technology
and
the
internet
on
society.
Politics.
Public
Affairs.
Marketing.
PR.
Advertising.
Causes.
Technology.
Innovation.
Commerce.
Entertainment.
Sports.
News.
Education.
Games.
Brand.
Culture.
Wall
Street
Journal.
New
York
Times.
Washington
Post.
Seattle
Times.
LA
Times.
Boston
Globe.
Chicago
Tribune.
Politico.
Denver
Post.
Miami
Herald.
Dallas
Morning
News.
Sports
Illustrated.
GQ.
Vanity
Fair.
New
Yorker.
Time.
Newsweek.
New
Republic.
Wired.
Fast
Company.
In
Style.
Sports
Illustrated.
ESPN
The
Magazine.
1000+
Blogs.
Twitter.
Facebook.
Sesame
Street.
Dinosaur
Train.
Word
World.
Octonauts.
Criminal
Minds.
Oprah.
Modern
Family.
SportsCenter.
16
&
Pregnant.
Gossip
Girl.
30
Rock.
Talk
of
The
Nation.
Fresh
Air.
Slate’s
Hang
Up
And
Listen.
Slate’s
Culture
Gabfest.
Slate’s
Political
Gabfest.
This
American
Life.
PolitOptics.
Wait
Wait
Don’t
Tell
Me.
Books.
Ads.
[Partial
list]
Mac.
PC.
iPhone.
Blackberry.
iPad
2.
Flip.
Zoom
H49.
Sonos.
Canon
D20.
Tivo
(x2).
Wii.
MiFi.
Seattle.
Westport.
Washington.
Cambridge.
Ann
Arbor.
50
States.
brian@littlemmedia.com 646.789.1323 www.shiftandreset.com
Media
Rules!:
Mastering
Today’s
Technology
To
Connect
With
And
Keep
Your
Audience
Shift
&
Reset:
Strategies
for
Addressing
Serious
Issues
in
a
Connected
Society
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Volunteer Hampton Roads Presentation
- 1. Volunteer Hampton Roads February 3, 2012
- 2. Brian Reich Married (Karen) Two kids (Henry and Lucy) 34 Years Old. Jewish. Live in New York City. Travel a lot. Work for Edelman (editorial, knowledge sharing) Strategize. Write. Speak. Teach. Provoke. Focus on the impact of technology and the internet on society. Politics. Public Affairs. Marketing. PR. Advertising. Causes. Technology. Innovation. Commerce. Entertainment. Sports. News. Education. Games. Brand. Culture. Wall Street Journal. New York Times. Washington Post. Seattle Times. LA Times. Boston Globe. Chicago Tribune. Politico. Denver Post. Miami Herald. Dallas Morning News. Sports Illustrated. GQ. Vanity Fair. New Yorker. Time. Newsweek. New Republic. Wired. Fast Company. In Style. Sports Illustrated. ESPN The Magazine. 1000+ Blogs. Twitter. Facebook. Sesame Street. Dinosaur Train. Word World. Octonauts. Criminal Minds. Oprah. Modern Family. SportsCenter. 16 & Pregnant. Gossip Girl. 30 Rock. Talk of The Nation. Fresh Air. Slate’s Hang Up And Listen. Slate’s Culture Gabfest. Slate’s Political Gabfest. This American Life. PolitOptics. Wait Wait Don’t Tell Me. Books. Ads. [Partial list] Mac. PC. iPhone. Blackberry. iPad 2. Flip. Zoom H49. Sonos. Canon D20. Tivo (x2). Wii. MiFi. Seattle. Westport. Washington. Cambridge. Ann Arbor. 50 States. brian@littlemmedia.com 646.789.1323 www.shiftandreset.com Media Rules!: Mastering Today’s Technology To Connect With And Keep Your Audience Shift & Reset: Strategies for Addressing Serious Issues in a Connected Society @brianreich Facebook Slideshare Scribd YouTube Flickr Google+ Pinterest
- 3. [START]
- 4. Technology and the Internet, and their role in our lives, has changed how we communicate, get and share information, the media we consume, and the reasons we engage with each other -‐ online and ofcline. The effects of these changes are being felt by all of us, every day, all the time.
- 5. Information moves FASTER. People are more closely CONNECTED. We all have DIFFERENT OPTIONS and BETTER CHOICES. Our EXPECTATIONS ARE HIGHER. The connections we make to the issues and events that shape our world are being TRANSFORMED -‐-‐ rapidly and constantly.
- 6. What we are doing isn’t working anymore!
- 7. Phones Change Everything
- 8. Apps Change Everything
- 9. Facebook Changes Everything
- 10. Nike Changes Everything
- 11. Real Life Changes Everything
- 13. How organizations operate, organize, and communicate must be RE-IMAGINED. The passion and interest of individuals must be RE- FOCUSED and RE-DIRECTED. The ways that we measure success must be RE-ASSESSED. The ways we promote big ideas and create better solutions must be RE-ENVISIONED.
- 15. [Knock The Meteorite Off Course]
- 16. [3 Things]
- 17. Timely, relevant, compelling information
- 18. Experiences people will remember (fondly) and talk about.
- 19. Stuff that people will use... and value.
- 20. [Process]
- 23. Rule of 4
- 25. Ask Me Anything