DePaul Communication Organization is devoted to providing opportunities for students who are passionate
about the field of COMMUNICATION and
to foster INDIVIDUAL and PROFESSIONAL development.
Networking is not only a socioeconomic activity for business people and entrepreneurs but a vital activity for everyone and that I have drafted this presentation for the benefit of everyone to know the benefits of building relationships. I must say everyone needs somebody at a point in life and the only way to rely on someone is when that person is a connection. When we connect, we get things done.
This document outlines homework assignments and upcoming class activities for English class, including revising a senior project topic, purchasing vocabulary and composition books, reading The Metamorphosis, and visiting the library for the senior project. Students are asked to think about what they would transform into and any judgments that could be made about transforming into a roach or vermin.
The document outlines the homework assignments and agenda for an English class on January 11th. It includes discussing potential ideas for a semester project and finalizing those ideas. Students are asked to research three non-American cultures and explain their choices. They are also reminded to prepare for an upcoming Socratic seminar and in-class essay on the assigned summer reading. Students must purchase a vocabulary book and binder with specific dividers by January 19th.
This document provides an overview of the class schedule and assignments for a multiculturalism course. It outlines that students will be seated alphabetically and participate in group discussions. They will be given vocab books and syllabi, discuss literary devices and senior projects. For homework, students are asked to research three non-American cultures that interest them and explain why. The document also reminds students to purchase required course materials by the listed dates.
The document defines key terms used in geometry proofs including: adjacent angles, conditionals, converse, counterexample, and equivalence relations. It also outlines properties of equality and congruence such as: reflexive, symmetric, transitive, addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division properties. Finally, it discusses two-column proofs and Euler diagrams as methods for logical reasoning about geometric statements.
Social Media Week Johannesburg Event Planners Guidesjbrules
Social Media Week Johannesburg will take place for the first time during the week of September 22-26, 2014, featuring a series of city-wide events celebrating social media and digital technology's impact on business, society and culture. Event submissions are now open and will run until July 18.
If you are thinking about hosting an event during Social Media Week, this guide is a great resource for event ideas and guidance when planning your own.
Visit us at http://www.socialmediaweek.org/johannesburg for more information on how you can get involved. We look forward to hearing from you.
Networking is not only a socioeconomic activity for business people and entrepreneurs but a vital activity for everyone and that I have drafted this presentation for the benefit of everyone to know the benefits of building relationships. I must say everyone needs somebody at a point in life and the only way to rely on someone is when that person is a connection. When we connect, we get things done.
This document outlines homework assignments and upcoming class activities for English class, including revising a senior project topic, purchasing vocabulary and composition books, reading The Metamorphosis, and visiting the library for the senior project. Students are asked to think about what they would transform into and any judgments that could be made about transforming into a roach or vermin.
The document outlines the homework assignments and agenda for an English class on January 11th. It includes discussing potential ideas for a semester project and finalizing those ideas. Students are asked to research three non-American cultures and explain their choices. They are also reminded to prepare for an upcoming Socratic seminar and in-class essay on the assigned summer reading. Students must purchase a vocabulary book and binder with specific dividers by January 19th.
This document provides an overview of the class schedule and assignments for a multiculturalism course. It outlines that students will be seated alphabetically and participate in group discussions. They will be given vocab books and syllabi, discuss literary devices and senior projects. For homework, students are asked to research three non-American cultures that interest them and explain why. The document also reminds students to purchase required course materials by the listed dates.
The document defines key terms used in geometry proofs including: adjacent angles, conditionals, converse, counterexample, and equivalence relations. It also outlines properties of equality and congruence such as: reflexive, symmetric, transitive, addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division properties. Finally, it discusses two-column proofs and Euler diagrams as methods for logical reasoning about geometric statements.
Social Media Week Johannesburg Event Planners Guidesjbrules
Social Media Week Johannesburg will take place for the first time during the week of September 22-26, 2014, featuring a series of city-wide events celebrating social media and digital technology's impact on business, society and culture. Event submissions are now open and will run until July 18.
If you are thinking about hosting an event during Social Media Week, this guide is a great resource for event ideas and guidance when planning your own.
Visit us at http://www.socialmediaweek.org/johannesburg for more information on how you can get involved. We look forward to hearing from you.
The document announces an entrepreneurship forum to take place on February 27, 2010 in Phoenix, Arizona from 8:00 am to 10:00 pm. It will feature keynote speeches and workshops from internationally renowned entrepreneurs and business leaders on topics like marketing, social media, business development, and networking. The event will cost $275 per person or $375 for VIP seats, and $45 for a live online stream. Sponsorship opportunities are also available for businesses to promote their products and services to the attendees.
This is a diverse market research presentation I worked on for the KFAI show "Freewheelin' with Jackson Buck" that uses their diverse listenership as an asset for a visual campaign that will increase loyalties and raise revenue.
Libby Spears is a communication consultant and founder of Bravo CC. She has over 15 years of experience teaching communication courses and now helps organizations through keynote speeches and workshops. Some of her most popular keynote topics include defining goals and objectives, improving presentations, branding, and storytelling. Testimonials praise her engaging delivery, real-world examples, and ability to help others improve their communication skills. The document provides biographical details on Libby's background, experience, services offered through Bravo CC, and recommendations from satisfied clients.
Lumity is doubling the number of high school students in their programs to over 2,000 for the 2016-2017 school year. They rely on STEM professionals to share their career journey and experiences with students. Lumity is looking for STEM professionals to become STEM Talk speakers, which involves 4-6 hours of coaching to develop a compelling presentation, rehearsing with Lumity, and committing to speak at 3 schools over the year to classes of 20-100 students.
The document summarizes information about the Young Women in Business (YWiB) Network at UBC. It describes YWiB as a non-profit organization that aims to inspire and connect ambitious young women. It outlines the goals of the UBC chapter, which include providing resources, support and professional development opportunities to undergraduate women through monthly events, workshops, and an internship program. The document also introduces the 2010-2011 executive team and provides details about upcoming events and programs being offered to members.
The document provides information about the Young Women in Business (YWiB) Network at UBC, including its mission, goals, events, programs and annual conference. The YWiB Network strives to inspire and connect ambitious young women by providing networking opportunities, resources, support and skills development. Through monthly events, workshops, social events and an internship program, YWiB aims to help its members achieve their full personal and professional potential. Its flagship annual conference, Beyond P!nk, focuses on encouraging personal and professional growth.
The Fix Your #SCARS ROADSHOW aims to empower South African youth and transform culture through uplifting entertainment. It will provide a platform for teenagers to express themselves and discover their purpose through filmmaking mentorship, live performances, and a mobile app. The goals are to highlight choices in overcoming challenges, raise awareness of youth issues, and present career opportunities in media and entertainment. The roadshow hopes to benefit schools and students by providing iPads, mentorship, job opportunities, and promoting character development.
The document provides information about the Queen's Conference on the Entertainment Industry being held from February 2-4, 2017. It includes the conference itinerary, speaker biographies, sponsor and transportation information. The itinerary outlines the schedule of events including keynote speakers, panels, workshops, and social events. Speaker biographies are provided for the conference keynote speakers, and a Friday panel on seasoned strategy in the entertainment industry is highlighted. The document is intended to inform delegates about what to expect at the conference.
The document provides details about Sebastian Lojo's personal brand exploration and professional goals. It outlines his background and experience in fields like restaurants, events, content creation, and entrepreneurship. His goals include creating business models that generate prosperity for all and empowering people. The document discusses his identity and profession as a creator who shows how businesses can achieve higher goals through storytelling. It provides an analysis of his skills, education, competition, goals, and references.
Steven Thompson Personal Brand ExplorationStephPorter1
Estevan Portier is exploring their personal brand as a creative entrepreneur focused on media and entertainment. They come from a background in performance and producing small productions. Their goal is to launch World Unknown, which will provide resources and opportunities to connect creatives with projects. They aim to become an internationally recognized entertainer and entrepreneur through strategic planning and passion.
This document provides an overview of strategies for developing an effective digital signage playbook. It discusses developing a strategic plan that includes defining goals, objectives, target audiences, and action plans. It emphasizes creating relevant content and considering the timing of messages. Various engagement tactics are also outlined, such as using customer testimonials, direct response marketing, entertaining content, and special greetings. The overall aim is to guide readers in creating compelling visual communications that enhance their digital signage investment.
African American Lifestyle Magazine aims to provide a platform for success by informing, empowering, and inspiring its readers. The magazine covers topics like finance, health, entertainment, education, and more for its readership of professionals, entrepreneurs, and ambitious individuals. It reaches over 100,000 readers in Northeast Ohio through its print magazine and online presence. The magazine also hosts community events throughout the year focused on themes like health, arts, education, and business.
ICF Colorado Newsletter: January 2015 ICF Colorado
This newsletter provides an overview of the activities and accomplishments of ICF Colorado in 2014 and upcoming events for 2015. Some of the key points include:
- ICF Colorado grew membership by 20% in 2014, had a variety of professional development presenters, cultivated relationships with two non-profits, held their first conference, and ended the year with a holiday party.
- The president expresses excitement to build on these successes in 2015 and outlines a vision for ICF Colorado coaches to be highly skilled and financially successful.
- The newsletter details the January meeting featuring a presentation on social media engagement, special interest group meetings, and leadership of the 2015 board of directors.
Joseph founded The C.A.R.E. Network after experiencing homelessness, abuse, and instability as a child until being placed in a stable children's home at age 16. The C.A.R.E. Network aims to support real estate agents through education and mentoring while also funding charities like Wildfire Ranch, a children's home inspired by Joseph's experience. The document outlines the organization's culture, branding, education programs for members, and business structure which allocates funds to charities.
Do You Qualify to be a Certified Vision Board Coach Joyce Schwarz
The document provides information about becoming a Certified Vision Board Counselor through The Vision Board Institute. It summarizes the 8-week certification workshop topics, which include creating and marketing your own products and services, promoting workshops, capturing visions for success, and training other counselors. It outlines several ways certified counselors can earn income, such as through product sales, referrals, and creating their own offerings. The document establishes Joyce Schwarz as the founder and expert on vision boarding, highlighting her background and endorsements for her work developing the vision boarding method and products.
The document discusses how brands can create and distribute branded content through partnerships with media companies like VICE Media and Babelgum, highlighting examples of how brands like Philips and Sony have partnered to create branded films and series distributed both online and offline to engage audiences. It also covers trends in branded content, with brands wanting to create custom content and have more control over its distribution beyond user generated sites like YouTube.
The document discusses the 7-year success cycle of SAVN.tv, from its launch in mid-2011 through mid-2015. In the early years, SAVN.tv focused on determining its mission of creating appealing online content to engage new audiences in the Salvation Army's causes. Over time, it developed professional video content and innovative distribution systems. By year 4, it had survived the difficult early periods and achieved exponential growth in high-quality content and expanding customer base, realizing the original dream of the founders.
Delivered by Nonsense London's Creative Director Rob Mosley and James Barker, Digital Development Manager at the Elton John AIDS Foundation at the Institute of Funding's National Convention in London on July 7th 2014.
This document provides an agenda and information for an @Home Social Media Boot Camp. It includes introductions for the organizers and speakers. The agenda covers why social media is important, characteristics of social media, creating social media strategies and campaigns, and tips for using different social media platforms like Instagram and Vine effectively. Participants engage in workshops to practice creating short videos and planning social media campaigns. The goal is to help participants better utilize social media to engage audiences and achieve their goals.
What is Show Love? Strategy only takes you so far. Web design only takes you so far. Having a blog only takes you so far. Your business has a beautiful blog/website/twitter account/FB page. Now what? How are you managing it all? What kind of content are you producing and/or providing? Is it constantly providing newsworthy value?
The document announces an entrepreneurship forum to take place on February 27, 2010 in Phoenix, Arizona from 8:00 am to 10:00 pm. It will feature keynote speeches and workshops from internationally renowned entrepreneurs and business leaders on topics like marketing, social media, business development, and networking. The event will cost $275 per person or $375 for VIP seats, and $45 for a live online stream. Sponsorship opportunities are also available for businesses to promote their products and services to the attendees.
This is a diverse market research presentation I worked on for the KFAI show "Freewheelin' with Jackson Buck" that uses their diverse listenership as an asset for a visual campaign that will increase loyalties and raise revenue.
Libby Spears is a communication consultant and founder of Bravo CC. She has over 15 years of experience teaching communication courses and now helps organizations through keynote speeches and workshops. Some of her most popular keynote topics include defining goals and objectives, improving presentations, branding, and storytelling. Testimonials praise her engaging delivery, real-world examples, and ability to help others improve their communication skills. The document provides biographical details on Libby's background, experience, services offered through Bravo CC, and recommendations from satisfied clients.
Lumity is doubling the number of high school students in their programs to over 2,000 for the 2016-2017 school year. They rely on STEM professionals to share their career journey and experiences with students. Lumity is looking for STEM professionals to become STEM Talk speakers, which involves 4-6 hours of coaching to develop a compelling presentation, rehearsing with Lumity, and committing to speak at 3 schools over the year to classes of 20-100 students.
The document summarizes information about the Young Women in Business (YWiB) Network at UBC. It describes YWiB as a non-profit organization that aims to inspire and connect ambitious young women. It outlines the goals of the UBC chapter, which include providing resources, support and professional development opportunities to undergraduate women through monthly events, workshops, and an internship program. The document also introduces the 2010-2011 executive team and provides details about upcoming events and programs being offered to members.
The document provides information about the Young Women in Business (YWiB) Network at UBC, including its mission, goals, events, programs and annual conference. The YWiB Network strives to inspire and connect ambitious young women by providing networking opportunities, resources, support and skills development. Through monthly events, workshops, social events and an internship program, YWiB aims to help its members achieve their full personal and professional potential. Its flagship annual conference, Beyond P!nk, focuses on encouraging personal and professional growth.
The Fix Your #SCARS ROADSHOW aims to empower South African youth and transform culture through uplifting entertainment. It will provide a platform for teenagers to express themselves and discover their purpose through filmmaking mentorship, live performances, and a mobile app. The goals are to highlight choices in overcoming challenges, raise awareness of youth issues, and present career opportunities in media and entertainment. The roadshow hopes to benefit schools and students by providing iPads, mentorship, job opportunities, and promoting character development.
The document provides information about the Queen's Conference on the Entertainment Industry being held from February 2-4, 2017. It includes the conference itinerary, speaker biographies, sponsor and transportation information. The itinerary outlines the schedule of events including keynote speakers, panels, workshops, and social events. Speaker biographies are provided for the conference keynote speakers, and a Friday panel on seasoned strategy in the entertainment industry is highlighted. The document is intended to inform delegates about what to expect at the conference.
The document provides details about Sebastian Lojo's personal brand exploration and professional goals. It outlines his background and experience in fields like restaurants, events, content creation, and entrepreneurship. His goals include creating business models that generate prosperity for all and empowering people. The document discusses his identity and profession as a creator who shows how businesses can achieve higher goals through storytelling. It provides an analysis of his skills, education, competition, goals, and references.
Steven Thompson Personal Brand ExplorationStephPorter1
Estevan Portier is exploring their personal brand as a creative entrepreneur focused on media and entertainment. They come from a background in performance and producing small productions. Their goal is to launch World Unknown, which will provide resources and opportunities to connect creatives with projects. They aim to become an internationally recognized entertainer and entrepreneur through strategic planning and passion.
This document provides an overview of strategies for developing an effective digital signage playbook. It discusses developing a strategic plan that includes defining goals, objectives, target audiences, and action plans. It emphasizes creating relevant content and considering the timing of messages. Various engagement tactics are also outlined, such as using customer testimonials, direct response marketing, entertaining content, and special greetings. The overall aim is to guide readers in creating compelling visual communications that enhance their digital signage investment.
African American Lifestyle Magazine aims to provide a platform for success by informing, empowering, and inspiring its readers. The magazine covers topics like finance, health, entertainment, education, and more for its readership of professionals, entrepreneurs, and ambitious individuals. It reaches over 100,000 readers in Northeast Ohio through its print magazine and online presence. The magazine also hosts community events throughout the year focused on themes like health, arts, education, and business.
ICF Colorado Newsletter: January 2015 ICF Colorado
This newsletter provides an overview of the activities and accomplishments of ICF Colorado in 2014 and upcoming events for 2015. Some of the key points include:
- ICF Colorado grew membership by 20% in 2014, had a variety of professional development presenters, cultivated relationships with two non-profits, held their first conference, and ended the year with a holiday party.
- The president expresses excitement to build on these successes in 2015 and outlines a vision for ICF Colorado coaches to be highly skilled and financially successful.
- The newsletter details the January meeting featuring a presentation on social media engagement, special interest group meetings, and leadership of the 2015 board of directors.
Joseph founded The C.A.R.E. Network after experiencing homelessness, abuse, and instability as a child until being placed in a stable children's home at age 16. The C.A.R.E. Network aims to support real estate agents through education and mentoring while also funding charities like Wildfire Ranch, a children's home inspired by Joseph's experience. The document outlines the organization's culture, branding, education programs for members, and business structure which allocates funds to charities.
Do You Qualify to be a Certified Vision Board Coach Joyce Schwarz
The document provides information about becoming a Certified Vision Board Counselor through The Vision Board Institute. It summarizes the 8-week certification workshop topics, which include creating and marketing your own products and services, promoting workshops, capturing visions for success, and training other counselors. It outlines several ways certified counselors can earn income, such as through product sales, referrals, and creating their own offerings. The document establishes Joyce Schwarz as the founder and expert on vision boarding, highlighting her background and endorsements for her work developing the vision boarding method and products.
The document discusses how brands can create and distribute branded content through partnerships with media companies like VICE Media and Babelgum, highlighting examples of how brands like Philips and Sony have partnered to create branded films and series distributed both online and offline to engage audiences. It also covers trends in branded content, with brands wanting to create custom content and have more control over its distribution beyond user generated sites like YouTube.
The document discusses the 7-year success cycle of SAVN.tv, from its launch in mid-2011 through mid-2015. In the early years, SAVN.tv focused on determining its mission of creating appealing online content to engage new audiences in the Salvation Army's causes. Over time, it developed professional video content and innovative distribution systems. By year 4, it had survived the difficult early periods and achieved exponential growth in high-quality content and expanding customer base, realizing the original dream of the founders.
Delivered by Nonsense London's Creative Director Rob Mosley and James Barker, Digital Development Manager at the Elton John AIDS Foundation at the Institute of Funding's National Convention in London on July 7th 2014.
This document provides an agenda and information for an @Home Social Media Boot Camp. It includes introductions for the organizers and speakers. The agenda covers why social media is important, characteristics of social media, creating social media strategies and campaigns, and tips for using different social media platforms like Instagram and Vine effectively. Participants engage in workshops to practice creating short videos and planning social media campaigns. The goal is to help participants better utilize social media to engage audiences and achieve their goals.
What is Show Love? Strategy only takes you so far. Web design only takes you so far. Having a blog only takes you so far. Your business has a beautiful blog/website/twitter account/FB page. Now what? How are you managing it all? What kind of content are you producing and/or providing? Is it constantly providing newsworthy value?
3. Fall: 2006 WQ:07 DCO logo co-founders "labeling" DCO in the DePaul community DePaul Communication Organization: STORYBOARD
4. DePaul Communication Organization is devoted to providing opportunities for students who are passionate about the field of COMMUNICATION and to foster INDIVIDUAL and PROFESSIONAL development OUR MISSION Mission | Kickoff Meeting | Post- it
5. DCO will provide a context where you can - Create Yourself. - Define your Future .
10. February 19th - 24th Monday Zeno Public Relations Tuesday Clear Channel Kiss FM or WGCI Wednesday About Face Theater Thursday Chicago Tribune Associate Press Friday Luncheon Meeting Saturday “ Just Speak” DePaul Radio