Social Media Camp
Join Social Media Club New York City (SMCNYC) for Social Media Camp NY, 2.0 on Wednesday, February 9, 2011 at the Roger Smith Hotel. We're proud to be joined by SMC North Jersey and SMC Long Island as well.
In June of 2009 we ran a very successful Social Media Camp, sharing the basics of Social Media as well as some more advanced techniques. For Internet Week 2010 we'll do this again.
Calling for Help - Videographer for a cause
Some of you may know I attend America's Camp every year. It is a camp for kids who lost their parents on 9-11. But it is not a grief camp - it is a wonderful place, filled with positive energy. The kids have been changed for the better having had the camp. It is truly a life-changing experience. And one of the ways we capture that experience is with a yearly DVD that captures the moments we shared at camp.
2 career events at Monroe College for Social Media on 6/30
For local residents who need their resumes updated or their social networking skills upgraded, Monroe College (www.monroecollege.edu) is hosting two back-to-back free events, both on June 30th.
At 6:00 PM, the Office of Career Advancement, in conjunction with the Office of Admissions, is offering a free resume-writing workshop at the Greenburgh Public Library, 300 Tarrytown Rd. in Elmsford. The workshop will run until 7:30 PM.
To register for this event contact nbrien@monroecollege.edu or call 1-800-55-MONROE.
. A panel of social networking experts, assembled by the National Society of Hispanic MBAs and hosted by Monroe’s King Graduate School at its New Rochelle campus, 434 Main St., will convene at 6:30 PM, following the resume-writing workshop.
Presenters include Mauricio Godoy, social media lead, IBM; Michael Margolis, president, Get Storied (www.getstoried.com), an education, publishing and communications consulting company and author of “Believe Me: Why Your Brand, Vision, and Leadership Need a Bigger Story”; Louis Pagan, CEO of LAT3G Media, a consulting group that coaches organizations in new media and producers
of Hispanic media content and co-founder, Latinos in Social Media (www.latism.org), the largest organization of Social Media professionals of Hispanic origin,and Reina Valenzuela, CEO, Starfish*Global (www.starfishglobal.com) a strategic planning consultancy for entrepreneurs to mid-size business owners.
To register for this event contact mgomez@monroecollege.edu or call 1-800-55-MONROE.
Internet Week events coming up
SMCNYC is not having any specific events during Internet Week, but we'd like to support other groups holding their events.
First, Sobel Media has asked us to invite all SMCNYC members to:
Using the Tools of Social Media To Make You Irresistible
featuring

Andrea Syrtash & Ellis Henican
Andrea is a Relationship Expert, columnist for Oprah.com and best-selling author of "He's Just Not Your Type (and that's a good thing)" and Ellis is a Commentator at Fox News Channel, columnist for Newsday and co-author of "Home Team" with Sean Payton. To RSVP: http://events.constantcontact.com/register/event?oeidk=a07e2w1eajtb66c1611. Oprah.com, FoxNews.com, NPR, and the top newsstand titles turn to Andrea Syrtash for her wisdom on dating, relationships, and living well. Andrea’s advises that successful relationships spring from a solid understanding of your own values, personal goals and unique point-of-view. She’s also applied these principles to the fast-paced expansion of her personal brand in the digital space, gaining visibility that’s generated sponsorships and speaking engagements with Esprit, WebMD, Estee Lauder and VirginMobile.
Whether you’re looking for a new job opportunity or planning to launch your own entrepreneurial empire, this evening with Andrea and award-winning journalist Ellis Hennican will give you inspiration and practical insights on successful personal branding and social media strategies. Join us during Internet Week New York as Andrea concludes the tour for her latest acclaimed book, “He’s Just Not Your Type (And That’s a Good Thing),” published by Rodale.
The Event is $25 and includes a copy of Andrea's book.
More events coming soon.
May 18 SMC NYC Meeting Wrapup
May 18 Social Media Club New York members gathered at the Healthcare Consultancy Group offices New York at the generous invitation of Augustin Fou for a timely discussion about the controversial changes social network industry leaders, especially Facebook, are making to privacy policies and what are the implications.
Speakers Caroline McCarthy from CNET and Samir Balwani from Morpheus Media contributed their industry insights and led a thoughtprovoking wide ranging look at the issues against a backdrop of Diaspora raising approaching $200k through www.kickstarter.com to create a "privacy aware, personally controlled, do-it-all distributed open source social network".
SMC New York chair Howard Greenstein opened the discussion pointing that out "everybody's part of the discussion and everybody gives permission". Topics ranged from the industry intersections, (for example Microsoft's investment in Facebook and the implications for Microsoft Docs now in closed beta), through the practicalities of privacy and geolocation services like FourSquare and Gowalla to actions companies should be taking with privacy policies to keep current. Attendees also shared ways they are acting to protect their privacy from reducing use of Facebook and number of friends to deleting cookies and using sites like Reclaim Privacy.org. We're still working on our full blog post about this event on Facebook, Twitter, Privacy and the Social Web. Thanks again to our guests, Caroline McCarthy from CNET and Samir Balwani from Morpheus Media.
Pending our blog post, we have some great material for those who missed the meeting.
Thanks to Dean Meyers, here is a full Video Recap of the entire meeting, broken into 3 pieces. Additionally, Dean provided visual notetaking of the event.
Social Media Club New York - May 18, 2010 - Part 1 from Dean Meyers on Vimeo.
Part 2:
Social Media Club New York City - May 18, 2010 - Part 2 from Dean Meyers on Vimeo.








