Will Flavell will present the Entrepreneurship and Social Media session “What Your Business Should Know About Facebook” on April 14 at Infotec 2010.
Facebook doesn’t want to be the biggest social network on the Internet. Facebook wants to be the Internet. Late 2009 and early 2010 have shown some pretty big changes in the world’s largest social network from privacy settings, to promotion guidelines to Facebook Markup Language. Come and learn what about the possible pitfalls your business could face with these changes. Read More

Corey Meyer and Scott Rowe will make a presentation titled “Internal Branding and Communications” at the AIM Institute, IT Leadership Academy April 2, 2010.
The AIM Institute and its business members have collaborated to create an annual IT Leadership Academy. The goal of the Academy is to help IT managers develop and enhance their leadership skills to more fully leverage the talents and contributions of the local IT workforce. Read More

Kim Mickelsen will present “Outsmart the Competition” at an education workshop for the La Vista Chamber on March 26.
Today there are so many creative and low cost opportunities to market your business that with some thought and perseverance you can outsmart the competition.  In this session we’ll talk about some strategies to target your best prospects, to leverage the power of the internet and especially search and social media as well as provide some tips for few unorthodox but effective (and inexpensive) guerilla  marketing measures. Read More

Robin Donovan will present “ReBranding a Library” at Plattsmouth Public Library March 17, 2010. Read More

Will will make a presentation titled “Your Digital Resume” at the 2010 YP Summit. According to a recent CareerBuilder.com study, 45 percent of companies screen candidates using social media tools. It is no secret that employers check Facebook profiles for embarrassing, drunken photos. Beyond eliminating embarrassing photos, there are many proactive strategies that you can employ, at little or no cost, to set yourself apart from your career competition. You will learn how to fill your Google search results with glowing references, Read More

Scott will make a presentation titled “SOCIAL MEDIA: like networking on steroids” at the Midamerica Direct Marketing Association luncheon on March 3, 2010.
Social media like Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter are so popular and powerful that they can be used to help sell products, services, almost anything – even the people who use them. Consider their popularity: If you Google “social media” you get 163 million results. Heck, “candy” generates only 110 million results. Read More

Kim Mickelsen will be a panelist at the January event aimed to further students’ understand of various career fields.  Youth Leadership Omaha was designed to help build the interest of area high school students in becoming future leaders in the city.  Creighton University and AIM teamed up to take over the reigns of the Youth Leadership Omaha program, formerly coordinated by the Greater Omaha Chamber of Commerce. Read More

Kim Mickelsen to present Putting the Power of Social Media to Work for you at the Transition Assistance Program (TAP).  Sessions will occur in November and December 2009 and January 2010
Offutt Air Force Base in Omaha, Nebraska, provides a comprehensive 5-day Transition Assistance Program (TAP) for personnel leaving military service. As part of this program, the Nebraska Workforce Development’s Labor Market Information Center presents information on career exploration, finding employment, and training opportunities in the civilian job market. Read More

Bozell creative staffers Jill Rizzo, Aaron Christensen, Carrie Ratcliff, Erica Rowe and Rachel Boshart presented November 11, 2009 at Omaha PechaKucha event.
PechaKucha Night was devised in Tokyo in February 2003 as an event for young designers to meet, network, and show their work in public.
It has turned into a massive celebration, with events happening in hundreds of cities around the world, inspiring creatives worldwide. Drawing its name from the Japanese term for the sound of “chit chat”, Read More

A half-day AMA summit October 29, 2009, titled The Halo Effect: Fusing Traditional and Non-Traditional Media to Maximize Results includes a panel of local professionals to share their experiences with these mediums and participate in discussions with the audience. Read More