A presentation by Jim Stolze at the "Social Media Congres" in Amsterdam, February 2010. Jim talks about virtual leadership and the importance of the first followers.

1. Hoe kan je leiden...
zonder de baas te zijn?
Presentatie op Social Media Congres
Jim Stolze 18 februari 2010

3. “Be like the Shirtless Guy”
6 Tips voor Social Media Succes

4. #1 Start Small
liever met 3 bekenden beginnen
dan met 300.000 vreemden

6. #2 Lead by Example
to stand alone and look ridiculous
easy to follow (simple / instruction)

8. #3 Embrace your Followers
show that you care / treat them as equal
it’s not about you... it’s about them!

9. meer dan 2000 mensen
vonden ‘iets’ van het
programma of hebben
bijgedragen.

10. #4 Let others lead / invite
being the first follower is an
underestimated form of leadership

11. Cira 400 suggesties
m.b.t. sprekers, videos of
artiesten voor ons
programma.

12. #5 Durf te Vragen
het is waanzinnig wat mensen voor je
doen als je het maar aan ze vraagt.

14. Program Book

15. #6 Zorg voor Sociale Hygiene
mensen moeten zich veilig voelen
een set ongeschreven regels

17. 1 event
4 challenges for tickets
20 speakers and musicians
30 crew members / volunteers
400 suggestions for speakers
600 visitors in the main venue
1000 visitors across simulcast locations
2000 tweets mentioning #TEDxAms
4500 people on the waiting list
14.000 people watching web stream
30.000 visitors on the website
Facts about TEDx Amsterdam

18. 600 people attending in the main venue

19. An Amsterdam welcome to TED

20. 20 speakers and a host

21. Real life and social networks combined

22. Semi-Live reporting from the Location

23. Live Twitter Feeds in de Foyer

24. TED-brand combined with local heroes

25. Self Organizing Community: 30 places

26. Program Book

27. Simulcast Locations + Twitter!

28. Souvenirs for the Visitors

29. A very decicated team

30. Seth Godin: we need you to lead us.

31. We need you to lead us
We need you to follow!

32. Thank you!

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