The global markets have changed. Where brands and corporations once ruled, customers are rising up and making decisions with their wallets (and conversations). Is your company ready to be a part of this change?

Join Social Media Club Seattle (SMC Seattle) at 415 Westlake on Tuesday, February 28 for a talk featuring Sean Moffitt, author, strategist, and all around good guy. He’ll walk us through some of the main points from his book “Wikibrands: Reinventing Your Company in a Customer-Driven Marketplace” and look at how things are the same (and yet very different) now in 2012.

We’ll also have some great discussions and a great group of people. Hope to see you there. Buy your tickets here.

About the Speaker

Sean Moffitt is author of the 2011 award-winning book – Wikibrands – Reinventing Your Company in a Customer-Driven Marketplace , Managing Director or the Wikibrands customer engagement consultancy and President, Agent Wildfire Strategy & Communications Inc., a leading new media, social influence, word of mouth and customer engagement firm based out of Toronto, Canada.

With one foot in traditional business and another in new digital worlds, he has previously led the efforts behind established brands Molson, Guinnness, and Proctor & Gamble in exective roles and now partners with many Fortune 500s and startups as an evangelist for web-enabled customer engagement and collaboration in business. Visit www.wiki-brands.com, www.agentwildfire.com, and his blog “Buzz Canuck” for his musings on all things web, marketing, and new culture or contact him on Twitter at @seanmoffitt.

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