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Wednesday, November 2, 2016 LiveMonmouth/Ocean Chapter

Making Business Connections via Social and Traditional Networking (E1611939)

8:30 AM - 10:30 AM EDT

Registration: 8:00 AM EDT

Jumping Brook Country Club

210 Jumping Brook Road
Neptune , NJ 07753

2 CPE Credits in PD

OVERVIEW

With networking perhaps more important than ever for both CPAs in public and in business, how can you stand out and get noticed? There are pros and cons to both social/online networking and traditional face-to-face networking to grow your business.

BENEFITS

Earn 2 CPE credits in PD

HIGHLIGHTS

In this session, learn how to leverage social media and business networking to develop new business and a name for yourself.
  • Are you using LinkedIn as an essential business tool or a glorified rolodex?
  • How can you maximize your LinkedIn profile to build your network?
  • How can you use social networking to enhance traditional networking and vice versa?
  • What is NJCPA Connect and how can it help you?
  • Is there a wrong way to network? (Hint: yes)

COURSE LEVEL

Intermediate

PREREQUISITES

None

ADVANCE PREPARATION

None

ADDITIONAL NOTES

$10 late fee applied after 10/31. Season Pass holders must register for each course.

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INSTRUCTORS

Rachael Bell

Rachael Bell, CAE

New Jersey Society of CPAs

Rachael Bell is the Content & Communications Director for the New Jersey Society of CPAs. She manages content for the NJCPA's digital and print platforms, including njcpa.org, New Jersey CPA magazine, NJCPA Pulse and social media. Rachael is also the community manager for Connect, the Society's online community for members. Together with Don Meyer, NJCPA Chief Marketing Officer, Rachael provides social media training to CPAs throughout the state. Twitter @RachaelBell

Don Meyer

Don Meyer, CAE

Chief Marketing Officer

New Jersey Society of CPAs

Don is the chief marketing officer of the NJCPA, responsible for setting the vision, strategy and direction for the organization’s marketing, communications and membership campaigns and for driving the success of a deep and broad swath of organizational initiatives. Functional areas of accountability include digital assets (web, social media, email), content and news distribution (including the organization’s flagship publication, New Jersey CPA), membership, media relations, public relations, next generation recruitment, executive communications and internal communications. He also oversees graphic design, market research, and advocacy and legislative communications. Don came to the NJCPA from the Craft & Hobby Association, where he was director of marketing and public relations.

PRICING

Free Event
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