This document outlines the showcasing strategy for an international cultural exchange program at the local level. It discusses goals of engaging target audiences like host families, sponsors, and partners. The overall strategy involves offline channels like institutions, media, and events, as well as online channels like websites and social media. Specific local strategies are provided for clusters of cities that will collaborate on institutions and media while focusing initiatives individually. The strategies aim to gain support, funding, visibility and contacts through local networks.
Presentation by Jonathan Moore, Chief Executive of Suffolk Association of Voluntary Organisations, on local media and campaigning at the NCVO Campaigns Conference 2011.
http://www.ncvo-vol.org.uk/campaignsconference
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Presentation by Jonathan Moore, Chief Executive of Suffolk Association of Voluntary Organisations, on local media and campaigning at the NCVO Campaigns Conference 2011.
http://www.ncvo-vol.org.uk/campaignsconference
With over 50 years involvement in highly demanding markets where security and reliability are requested, Crouzet Switches, specialist in snap-action electrical switching brings peace of mind to design engineers through expert product support, in-depth knowledge of application design constraints and related standards and approvals issues.
http://www.crouzet-switches.com
Follow us on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/crouzet-switches
Crouzet Switches is a brand of InnoVista Sensors™.
InnoVista Sensors™ : your trusted partner of choice to face industrial challenges of today and tomorrow.
InnoVista Sensors™ is a worldwide industrial specialist of sensors, controllers and actuators for automated systems.
Through its brands, Crouzet Aerospace, Crouzet Automation, Crouzet Control, Crouzet Motors, Crouzet Switches and Systron Donner Inertial, InnoVista Sensors™ offers a wide range of reliable, efficient and customizable components dedicated to the Aerospace & Defence, Transportation and Industrial market and segments.
Thanks to the recognized expertise of its teams and a strong innovation policy, InnoVista Sensors™ brings performance enhancing solutions to its customers worldwide.
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How can you handle digital disruption and what are some of the break-thru technologies that we are experiencing right now?
An illustration of how the central asset of these technologies is putting the customer in focus while creating great experiences.
La mejor forma de aumentar los conocimientos sobre diversas materias es la realización de test de cultura general que además de reforzar los conocimientos adquiridos hasta el momento se aprenden y se memorizan cosas nuevas o que no sabíamos correctamente.
Es nuestro compromiso brindar a los alumnos el mejor programa educativo. A través de
unidades de indagación favorecemos una educación integral orientada al desarrollo de
competencias, habilidades y actitudes que serán esenciales a lo largo de su vida. El logro
de los objetivos se concreta en las experiencias que viven nuestros niños, en un ambiente
interactivo que les permite adquirir conocimientos y desarrollar habilidades cognitivas,
emocionales, físicas y sociales con valores que necesitarán en un futuro.
Agile Scrum Sprint Length: What’s Right for You?Cognizant
Review the purpose of the Scrum timebox, the reason why two weeks has become the industry standard and some considerations for when another timebox may be appropriate for your particular situation.
SQF Conference 2015: THE MIND OF THE FOOD WORKER -- RESULTS OF A BREAKTHROUGH...Alchemy Systems
The front-line food worker is key to any food company’s safety, quality, and yield objectives. Hear the revealing results of a recent study of food workers and supervisors, conducted by the Center for Research and Public Policy (CRPP) through national focus groups and surveys across all segments of the food chain and get fascinating insights on their attitudes to and engagement around work, management, and company. Exlore the changing demographics of the front-line food worker and implications for food safety practices. Assess the impact of worker engagement on safety and quality programs. Identify best practices for developing safety cultures in the context of diverse workforces and gain insights on management perceptions around production efficiency, employee engagement and operational strengths and weaknesses.
This slides describes the basic concepts of industrial-strength compiler design. This includes basic concept of static single-assignment form (SSA) and various optimizations such as dead code elimination, global value numbering, constant propagation, etc. This is intend for a 150 minutes undergraduate compiler class.
Emergency Communication & SustainabilityCarol Spencer
Emergency preparedness & resiliency are key to the sustainability of any community. This presentation given at the 2018 NJEPA Conference focused on what local public safety & communications officials could do to help their towns gain points within Sustainable Jersey’s certification program. It outlines how to create an easy-to- use communication strategy that would be readily available and previously tested by the appropriate staff in the case of an emergency. It describes a communication plan that diversifies the types of communication channels used in order to expand reach; implement a process to identify vulnerable residents; and ensure key contacts are maintained in support of these efforts.
How can you handle digital disruption and what are some of the break-thru technologies that we are experiencing right now?
An illustration of how the central asset of these technologies is putting the customer in focus while creating great experiences.
La mejor forma de aumentar los conocimientos sobre diversas materias es la realización de test de cultura general que además de reforzar los conocimientos adquiridos hasta el momento se aprenden y se memorizan cosas nuevas o que no sabíamos correctamente.
Es nuestro compromiso brindar a los alumnos el mejor programa educativo. A través de
unidades de indagación favorecemos una educación integral orientada al desarrollo de
competencias, habilidades y actitudes que serán esenciales a lo largo de su vida. El logro
de los objetivos se concreta en las experiencias que viven nuestros niños, en un ambiente
interactivo que les permite adquirir conocimientos y desarrollar habilidades cognitivas,
emocionales, físicas y sociales con valores que necesitarán en un futuro.
Agile Scrum Sprint Length: What’s Right for You?Cognizant
Review the purpose of the Scrum timebox, the reason why two weeks has become the industry standard and some considerations for when another timebox may be appropriate for your particular situation.
SQF Conference 2015: THE MIND OF THE FOOD WORKER -- RESULTS OF A BREAKTHROUGH...Alchemy Systems
The front-line food worker is key to any food company’s safety, quality, and yield objectives. Hear the revealing results of a recent study of food workers and supervisors, conducted by the Center for Research and Public Policy (CRPP) through national focus groups and surveys across all segments of the food chain and get fascinating insights on their attitudes to and engagement around work, management, and company. Exlore the changing demographics of the front-line food worker and implications for food safety practices. Assess the impact of worker engagement on safety and quality programs. Identify best practices for developing safety cultures in the context of diverse workforces and gain insights on management perceptions around production efficiency, employee engagement and operational strengths and weaknesses.
This slides describes the basic concepts of industrial-strength compiler design. This includes basic concept of static single-assignment form (SSA) and various optimizations such as dead code elimination, global value numbering, constant propagation, etc. This is intend for a 150 minutes undergraduate compiler class.
Emergency Communication & SustainabilityCarol Spencer
Emergency preparedness & resiliency are key to the sustainability of any community. This presentation given at the 2018 NJEPA Conference focused on what local public safety & communications officials could do to help their towns gain points within Sustainable Jersey’s certification program. It outlines how to create an easy-to- use communication strategy that would be readily available and previously tested by the appropriate staff in the case of an emergency. It describes a communication plan that diversifies the types of communication channels used in order to expand reach; implement a process to identify vulnerable residents; and ensure key contacts are maintained in support of these efforts.
Representatives from Sustainable Jersey, NJ OEM, and Stormzero LLC discuss Whole Community Digital Communicatiaons Planning and Reaching Vulnerable Populations, along with why those topics are foundational to sustainable and resilient communities.
Effective Whole Community Digital Communications PlanningCarol Spencer
This presentation describes the elements of an effective communications plan. Topics include determining demographics, channel creation, interfacing with government agencies and public sector stakeholders, policy development, embracing the whole community approach (including second responders, local actors), marketing strategies and more. Practical information supplements speaker experiences as government and citizen volunteer communicators during Hurricane Irene, Superstorm Sandy, the Joplin (MO) Tornado and other emergencies. This was presented at the 2016 World Conference on Disaster Management in Toronto CA, June 7 - 8, 2016.
CITY MEDIA is an independent foundation based in Lausanne (Switzerland). Its aim is to facilitate information access on towns, cities and regions of the world. It promotes and offers local representatives tools for expanding their official communication and getting involved in global development by simplifying information access and knowledge sharing. Their latest project is called [City].vi, a network of 68,000 video sites, each specific to a city.
Presentation from the 2014 EDINA Projects Day: "Trading Consequences and Planning Project Communications/Launches", delivered by Nicola Osborne on the EDINA premises 15 May 2014.
Dream. Build. Connect. How to use new and traditional media to build a strategic communications plan and campaign A front-page newspaper article about a cause you support is great. An engaged Facebook community can do wonders. But bridge those two communications together, sprinkle in the powerful story of your organization, and you have the potential to enact real change.
This daylong seminar is designed for organizational leaders and leads participants through lessons on how to develop your message, where to tell your story and how to pull it all together into a strategic communications plan and campaign. We’ll discuss how to build an annual communications strategy, how and when to layer in social media, mass media and strategic partnerships.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES: 1. Define strategic communications campaign. 2. Developing core brand messages. 3. Developing a strategic messaging calendar. 4. Developing campaigns to promote an organization throughout the year, to include various public relations and communications methods.
5. Institutions
• Comune;
• Provincia;
• Regione.
• To gain from them:
– Patrocinio;
– Money;
– Access to the newsletter;
– Ask them to endorse the
project to the organizations;
– Space on the website;
– Contacts.
6. Events and Networking
• 1 BIG Event per project.
– Goal of the event should be – raising and re-raising;
– Possible audience – potential TN takers and partners, current and old TN
takers and partners, hosting family targets, government representatives.
• Obligatory research and attendance of networking events.
– Fairs, conferences, summits, round tables, etc.
– Targets – educational organizations, international organizations, third
sector, government.
– Topics – CSR, social issues, empowerment of third sectorm
empowerment of youth, internationalism.
7. Online showcasing
•
Website of LC:
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–
–
•
Culture-shock:
–
–
•
Empower interns to post;
1-2 stories per week.
Facebook:
–
–
–
–
•
Culture-shock posts;
Storytelling of hosting families, interns and TN takers;
3 stories per week.
Culture-shock posts;
Storytelling of hosting families, interns and TN takers;
3 stories per week;
Can connect facebook with website.
Collection of the best HF, TN takers and Interns storytelling nationally:
–
–
Facebook storytelling;
National website.
8. Media: online and offline
• Local and regional media:
– For education workers and educational organizations, school teachers (mainly
languages, geography, cultural education, headmasters);
– For families;
– Connected with the third sector (NGOs, associations, organizations, societies);
– Connected with social and economical issues;
– Connected with international issues, travelling and languages;
– News media (daily, weekly ones);
– For youth (school students and university students).
10. TOP
Institutions
•
•
•
Media
Events
Comune;
Provincia;
Regione.
3 media partners
1 event per
project
Facebook
strategy
Every week:
• 1 inten story;
• 1 TN Taker
Story;
• 1 HF story;
• Reposting of
culture-shock.
Website
•
•
•
•
Space for
Global Citizen
projects
description;
Space for HF
applications;
Culture Shock
Connection;
Storytelling
space.
11. Napoli
• Institutions:
– In common: Comune, Regione, Provincia;
– What to do:
1. Going together to meetings;
2. Split benefits basing on RE Goals.
• Media:
– In common: All the media coverage of the city and the region;
– What to do:
1. Create a common target list of media;
2. Contact together if you are going to run initiatives together;
3. Contact separately if you are going to promote different. Initiatives.
12. Palermo and Catania
• Institutions:
– In common: Regione;
– What to do:
1. Going together to meetings;
2. Split benefits basing on RE Goals.
• Media:
– In common: All the media coverage of the region;
– What to do:
1. Create a common target list of regional media;
2. Contact together if you are going to run initiatives together;
3. Contact separately if you are going to promote different initiatives.
13. GROWTH
Institutions
•
•
Media
Events
Comune;
Provincia.
2 media partners
1 event per
project
Facebook
strategy
Every week:
• 1 inten story;
• 1 TN Taker
Story;
• 1 HF story;
• Reposting of
culture-shock.
Website
•
•
•
•
Space for
Global Citizen
projects
description;
Space for HF
applications;
Culture Shock
Connection;
Storytelling
space.
14. Milano and Pavia
• Institutions:
–
–
In common: Regione;
What to do: Focus on comune and provincia.
• Media:
– In common: All the media coverage of the region;
– What to do:
1. Create a common target list of regional media;
2. Contact together if you are going to run initiatives together;
3. Contact separately if you are going to promote different initiatives.
15. POTENTIAL
Institutions
•
•
Media
Events
Comune;
Provincia.
1 media partner
1 event per
project
Facebook
strategy
Every week:
• 1 inten story;
• 1 TN Taker
Story;
• 1 HF story;
• Reposting of
culture-shock.
Website
•
•
•
•
Space for
Global Citizen
projects
description;
Space for HF
applications;
Culture Shock
Connection;
Storytelling
space.
16. Roma
• Institutions:
–
–
1.
2.
3.
In common: Comune, Provincia, Regione;
What to do:
Focus on comune and provincia;
Going together to meetings;
Split benefits basing on RE Goals.
• Media:
– In common: All the media coverage of the city, the province and the region;
– What to do:
1. Create a common target list of media;
2. Contact together if you are going to run initiatives together;
3. Contact separately if you are going to promote different. Initiatives.
17. Bologna and Ferrara
• Institutions:
–
–
In common: Regione;
What to do: Focus on comune and provincia.
• Media:
– In common: All the media coverage of the region;
– What to do:
1. Create a common target list of regional media;
2. Contact together if you are going to run initiatives together;
3. Contact separately if you are going to promote different initiatives.
18. Padova and Venezia
• Institutions:
–
–
In common: Regione;
What to do: Focus on comune and provincia.
• Media:
– In common: All the media coverage of the region;
– What to do:
1. Create a common target list of regional media;
2. Contact together if you are going to run initiatives together;
3. Contact separately if you are going to promote different initiatives.