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DESCRIPTION:Location: Specialty Incentives\, 5403 E. Evans Ave\, Denver 802
22 (just east of I25 & Evans) View a map \nSchedu
le\n2:45 p.m. Check-in \n3:00 â 4:30 p.m. Presentation/Q&A \nAs a member
of BMA Colorado\, we believe you deserve exclusive access to intelligence
\, networking\, training and resources that will help you create better st
rategy and perform more effectively in order to drive change\, build a com
petitive advantage and achieve stronger results. One way BMA Colorado deli
vers additional value to our members is through member-only events. Our me
mbers average 15 years of industry experienceâyou've paid your dues\, no
w itâs time to reap the rewards.\nAccording to a survey by Jobvite\, in
2010\, 92% of companies used social networking sites to find and attract c
andidates this year. Of this group\, 86% used LinkedIn\, 60% use Facebook
and 50% use Twitter for recruiting.\nBecause social networking sites are r
elied on so extensively by human resource personnel and recruiters\, it's
critical that you have a great online presence in order to compete in the
market. Learn how to use LinkedIn\, Facebook and Twitter - and more - to h
elp you in your job search. Do more than the "basics" - find out how to in
corporate social networking as an integral part of the process.\nAccording
to a 2010 survey by Microsoft\, 79% of recruiters and hiring managers rev
iewed online information posted to social networking sites and blogs to sc
reen job candidates. Nearly 90% of the time\, online reviews were used to
verify information on a candidate. Even more importantly\, 70% of hiring m
anagers and recruiters have rejected a candidate based on their online rep
utation. You may have lost out on a great opportunity...and never even kno
wn it!\nNot looking for a job right now? It's always a good thing to have
a stellar online presence. In Jobvite's 2009 survey\, 77% of the HR and re
cruiting respondents reported that they use social networks to reach passi
ve candidates who are not actively seeking employment.\nNote about Locatio
n: \nThe building is marked Synergy Telecom and is next door to Specialt
y Incentives. There is plenty of free parking in the rear of the building
and street parking is available on Hudson St. and Pacific Place. The par
king in the front is shared with a veterinary practice\, please DO NOT use
these parking spaces. \nSpeaker\nDeb Krier \nPrincipal\, The Social Ligh
t\nDeb Krier is an internationally-known social media adviser\, profession
al speaker and trainer. With nearly 20 years of experience as a marketing
and PR professional\, she's passionate about helping people use social med
ia to promote themselves and their businesses. She's given keynote present
ations\, seminars and workshops for people throughout the U.S. Read more a
bout her at www.debkrier.com .\n\n
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Your Job Search
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As a membe
r of BMA Colorado\, we believe you deserve exclusive access to intelligenc
e\, networking\, training and resources that will help you create better s
trategy and perform more effectively in order to drive change\, build a co
mpetitive advantage and achieve stronger results. One way BMA Colorado del
ivers additional value to our members is through member-only events. Our m
embers average 15 years of industry experienceâyou've paid your dues\, n
ow itâs time to reap the rewards.
\n\n
According to a su
rvey by Jobvite\, in 2010\, 92% of companies used social networking sites
to find and attract candidates this year. Of this group\, 86% used LinkedI
n\, 60% use Facebook and 50% use Twitter for recruiting.
\n\n
Because social netw
orking sites are relied on so extensively by human resource personnel and
recruiters\, it's critical that you have a great online presence in order
to compete in the market. Learn how to use LinkedIn\, Facebook and Twitter
- and more - to help you in your job search. Do more than the "\;basi
cs"\; - find out how to incorporate social networking as an integral p
art of the process.
\n\n
According to a 2010 survey by Microsoft\, 79% of recruit
ers and hiring managers reviewed online information posted to social netwo
rking sites and blogs to screen job candidates. Nearly 90% of the time\, o
nline reviews were used to verify information on a candidate. Even more im
portantly\, 70% of hiring managers and recruiters have rejected a candidat
e based on their online reputation. You may have lost out on a great oppor
tunity...and never even known it!
\n\n
Not looking for a job right now? It's alwa
ys a good thing to have a stellar online presence. In Jobvite's 2009 surve
y\, 77% of the HR and recruiting respondents reported that they use social
networks to reach passive candidates who are not actively seeking employm
ent.
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Note about Location:Â Â
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The building is
marked Synergy Telecom and is next door to Specialty Incentives. There i
s plenty of free parking in the rear of the building and street parking is
available on Hudson St. and Pacific Place. The parking in the front is
shared with a veterinary practice\, please DO NOT use these parking spaces
.Â
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Speaker
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Deb Krier \nPrincipal\, The Social
Light
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Deb Krier is an internationally-known social me
dia adviser\, professional speaker and trainer. With nearly 20 years of ex
perience as a marketing and PR professional\, she's passionate about helpi
ng people use social media to promote themselves and their businesses. She
's given keynote presentations\, seminars and workshops for people through
out the U.S. Read more about her at N>www.debkrier.com.