Voettekst van presentatie
LinkedIn training
Session for advanced
How to use LinkedIn professionally, brand
yourself as an authority and use it to
effectively find a job.
Ayman van Bregt
March 13, 2015
Introduction - Ayman van Bregt
2 LinkedIn Training
•  Digital Strategist who creates
meaningful digital experiences
between companies and
customers
•  Co-founder NSMA
(Dutch Social Media Academy)
•  http://about.me/aymanvanbregt
•  Twitter: @aymanvanbregt
Overview
•  The social media landscape
•  How to present yourself as a professional on LinkedIn
•  How to build an effective LinkedIn profile
•  Using LinkedIn for networking activities and job finding
N.B. Slides are available via http://www.slideshare.net/nsma
3 LinkedIn Training
The social media landscape
Media has changed
6 LinkedIn Training
•  Linear
•  Location-bound
•  Limited possibilities
•  Passive
Source:	
  h*ps://flic.kr/p/8w5ywj	
  
Speed of digital and social media
8 LinkedIn Training
•  Non-linear
•  Location based
•  Indefinite possibilities
•  Passive and active (always on)
Source:h*p://flic.kr/p/8nNBUK	
  
The social media landscape
9 LinkedIn Training
Social technographics (user activity)
10 LinkedIn Training
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profile	
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90 – 9 – 1 Principle
11 LinkedIn Training
Social media around the world
12 LinkedIn Training
Social media around the world
13 LinkedIn Training
Social media around the world
14 LinkedIn Training
Social media used in the Netherlands
15 LinkedIn Training
Source:	
  h*p://www.newcom.nl/social-­‐media-­‐onderzoek2014	
  
Social media used in business
16 LinkedIn Training
Source:	
  h*p://www.b2bmarkePng.net/knowledgebank/social-­‐media-­‐markePng/features/infographic-­‐state-­‐b2b-­‐social-­‐media-­‐2013	
  
Social media and recruitment
17 LinkedIn Training
Source:	
  h*p://www.jobvite.com/wp-­‐content/uploads/2014/10/Jobvite_SocialRecruiPng_Survey2014.pdf	
  
Social media and recruitment
18 LinkedIn Training
Source:	
  h*p://www.jobvite.com/wp-­‐content/uploads/2014/10/Jobvite_SocialRecruiPng_Survey2014.pdf	
  
Social media and recruitment
19 LinkedIn Training
Source:	
  h*p://www.jobvite.com/wp-­‐content/uploads/2014/10/Jobvite_SocialRecruiPng_Survey2014.pdf	
  
Social media and recruitment
20 LinkedIn Training
Source:	
  h*p://www.jobvite.com/wp-­‐content/uploads/2014/10/Jobvite_SocialRecruiPng_Survey2014.pdf	
  
Social media and LinkedIn recruitment
21 LinkedIn Training
Source:	
  h*p://youtu.be/tu1ugJKXrVM	
  
Social media and LinkedIn recruitment
22 LinkedIn Training
•  LinkedIn takes the centre of Unilever as an employment brand
•  Build engagement with communities (dynamic content)
•  Using power of Unilever employees
•  From proces driven approach to a talent acquisition strategy
Defining social media
‘Social media describes
online tools and
platforms that people
use to share opinions,
insights, experiences
and perspectives with
each other.
Social media can take
many forms, including
text, images, audio and
video. Populair social
mediums include blogs,
message boards,
podcasts, wikis and
vlogs’
- Dion Hinchcliffe -
(2006)
‘Social media are the
online conversational
channels where your
business becomes the
de facto source of
insight, information and
community through
interaction and dialogue
with your customers
and create a slow term
bond’
- Mitch Joel - (2010)
‘Media that enables you
to express and
stimulate social
behavior and gives you
the opportunity to show
interest in key persons’
- Ayman van Bregt -
(2012)
23 LinkedIn Training
Defining social media
‘Social media describes
online tools and
platforms that people
use to share opinions,
insights, experiences
and perspectives with
each other.
Social media can take
many forms, including
text, images, audio and
video. Populair social
mediums include blogs,
message boards,
podcasts, wikis and
vlogs’
- Dion Hinchcliffe -
(2006)
‘Social media are the
online conversational
channels where your
business becomes the
de facto source of
insight, information and
community through
interaction and dialogue
with your customers
and create a slow term
bond’
- Mitch Joel - (2010)
‘Media that enables you
to express and
stimulate social
behavior and gives you
the opportunity to show
interest in key persons’
- Ayman van Bregt -
(2012)
24 LinkedIn Training
FuncPon	
   Value	
   Behavior	
  
Shift in marketing
25 LinkedIn Training
Source:	
  h*p://inbound.anchorstl.com/wp-­‐content/uploads/2013/04/inbound-­‐markePng-­‐image.jpg	
  
The zero moment of truth
26 LinkedIn Training
Source:	
  h*p://youtu.be/g40rrWBx2ok	
  
The social media landscape summarized
27 LinkedIn Training
•  Your potential contact decides when to look for information and via
which channel. The challenge is to be visible with the right information
the moment the person starts searching.
How to present yourself as
a professional on LinkedIn
What is LinkedIn?
29 LinkedIn Training
Source:	
  h*ps://youtu.be/YWp6AN00D_c	
  
Value of LinkedIn
30 LinkedIn Training
LinkedIn can help you:
•  Establish your professional profile and
control one of the top search results for
your name.
•  Build and maintain a broader network of
professionals you can trust.
•  Find and reconnect with colleagues and
classmates.
•  Learn about other companies.
•  Leverage powerful tools to find and
reach the people you need.
•  Tap into the knowledge of your network.
•  Discover new opportunities.
LinkedIn facts
31 LinkedIn Training
•  347 million users
•  The US accounts for 107 million users
•  Every 2 seconds a new member joins
LinkedIn
•  LinkedIn has 187 million unique monthly
visitors
•  LinkedIn has users in 200 countries and
territories
•  In 2014 there were over 6 billion
searches
The LinkedIn ecosystem
32 LinkedIn Training
Source:	
  h*p://www.webds.com/blog/social-­‐media/the-­‐ecosystem-­‐of-­‐linkedin/	
  
1st, 2nd and 3rd degree connections
33 LinkedIn Training
LinkedIn Groups and Company pages
34 LinkedIn Training
LinkedIn Companies
35 LinkedIn Training
Source:	
  h*p://www.linkedin.com/companies	
  
LinkedIn Companies
36 LinkedIn Training
•  Careers
•  Finding employees
•  Products / Services
LinkedIn Companies
37 LinkedIn Training
Total: > 7,228,000 company pages
•  The Netherlands: > 149,904 company pages
•  United Kingdom: > 691,617 company pages
•  United States: > 2,949,099 company pages
LinkedIn Groups
38 LinkedIn Training
Source:	
  h*p://www.linkedin.com/directory/groups	
  
LinkedIn Groups
39 LinkedIn Training
•  Networking
•  Knowledge sharing
•  Thought leadership
•  Career opportunities
LinkedIn Groups
40 LinkedIn Training
Total: > 2,100,000 groups
•  Dutch: > 83,536 groups
•  English: > 1,697785 groups
•  Finance: > 16,901 groups
•  Marketing: > 58,715 groups
•  Change management: > 1,475 groups
LinkedIn Jobs
41 LinkedIn Training
Source:	
  h*p://www.linkedin.com/jobs	
  
LinkedIn Jobs
42 LinkedIn Training
•  The Netherlands: 8,000 – 9,000 job positions
•  United Kingdom: 110,000 – 120,000 job positions
•  United States: 1,900,000 – 2,000,000 job positions
LinkedIn News
43 LinkedIn Training
Source:	
  h*p://www.linkedin.com/today	
  
How to present yourself as a professional on
LinkedIn
44 LinkedIn Training
•  LinkedIn is more than an online
resume
LinkedIn profile strength
45 LinkedIn Training
Why a strong profile?
•  Present yourself as a
professional
•  Higher ranking in search results
LinkedIn profile strength
46 LinkedIn Training
Four levels:
•  Beginner
•  Intermediate (*)
•  Expert (**)
•  All-Star (***)
LinkedIn skills
47 LinkedIn Training
Why add skills?
•  Better visibility on LinkedIn
•  Personal branding
•  Endorsements
•  Recruiters can search for them
easily
How to build an effective
LinkedIn profile
Making LinkedIn work for you
Optimise
-> Become visible
Consume
-> Be informed
Present
-> Show your
knowledge
49 LinkedIn Training
Optimise – Assignment 1 – Shape your profile
50 LinkedIn Training
Source:	
  h*p://flic.kr/p/ag7QB6	
  
LinkedIn profile optimization tips
51 LinkedIn Training
•  Define yourself as a personal
brand in three words
•  Search for these words on
LinkedIn
•  Analyze the top 5 - 10 profiles
and learn how to improve your
profile
•  Monitor improvement with
information and statistics of how
often you show up in searches
10 steps towards an effective LinkedIn profile
52 LinkedIn Training
•  Profile in multiple languages
•  Company page linked to
working experiences
•  Extensive description with
working experiences
•  Visual content
•  Contact information
•  Profile picture
•  Headline
•  Personalized profile url
•  Summary
•  Skills & expertise
10 steps towards an effective LinkedIn profile
53 LinkedIn Training
•  Use the tips in the toolkit to your
advantage
•  Compare yourself with your
classmates
Consume – Assignment 2 – Map your
stakeholders
54 LinkedIn Training
Source:	
  h*p://flic.kr/p/e6v4Jr	
  
Consume - Tips
55 LinkedIn Training
•  Keep an eye on updates of
relevant LinkedIn contacts
•  Follow LinkedIn Company
pages of desired companies
•  Join LinkedIn Groups that
revolve around the desired
companies, desired functions
and desired topics
Present - Tips
56 LinkedIn Training
•  Identify the top 10 desired
persons in your network (use
the results of assignment 2)
•  Research the interests of your
top 10 list
•  Align your knowledge with the
identified interests
Using LinkedIn for networking
activities and job finding
The effect of social networking
58 LinkedIn Training
The effect of social networking
59 LinkedIn Training
Source:	
  h*ps://www.facebook.com/notes/facebook-­‐data-­‐team/anatomy-­‐of-­‐facebook/10150388519243859	
  
Social media etiquette tips
60 LinkedIn Training
•  Show interest in your network
•  Add value
•  Listen and don’t act too
defensive when you get
criticized
•  Send a personal note when
inviting people into your
network
There’s no wrong or right but…
•  Decide how you want to use it
(personal and / or business)
•  Use your common sense
•  Manage expectations
•  Be transparent
Social media etiquette tips
61 LinkedIn Training
Source:	
  h*p://topdogsocialmedia.com/linkedin-­‐ePque*e-­‐infographic/	
  
LinkedIn networking tips – Who’s viewed…
62 LinkedIn Training
Source:	
  h*ps://www.linkedin.com/wvmx/profile	
  
LinkedIn networking tips – Introductions
63 LinkedIn Training
LinkedIn networking tips – Profile order
64 LinkedIn Training
LinkedIn networking tips – Spelling
65 LinkedIn Training
LinkedIn networking tips – Apps
66 LinkedIn Training
LinkedIn Job Finding - Tips
67 LinkedIn Training
•  Start with a complete and
optimized profile
•  Use the power of the network
(recommendations and
referrals)
•  Use the right apps
•  Use the ‘save search’ options
Master your search skills to find a job
68 LinkedIn Training
Source:	
  h*p://youtu.be/7Dt3WJzGorU	
  
Questions?
The potential of social media
70 LinkedIn Training
Source:	
  http://youtu.be/F7pYHN9iC9I	
  
Getting started with LinkedIn
71 LinkedIn Training
•  A complete profile with relevant keywords makes you stand out
more and contributes to get better found by recruiters on LinkedIn
•  Keep in touch with connections and expand your network
•  Participate in groups and get noticed by recruiters and professionals
•  Find relevant jobs and apply
•  Follow companies to stay up to date
•  Strengthen your personal brand with LinkedIn Endorsements
Contact information
72 LinkedIn Training
•  Slides available via:
http://www.slideshare.net/nsma
•  E-mail: ayman@nsma.nl
•  LinkedIn: http://linkd.in/nsma
•  Twitter: @aymanvanbregt &
@nsma_
TIAS - LinkedIn training - MSc advanced

TIAS - LinkedIn training - MSc advanced

  • 1.
    Voettekst van presentatie LinkedIntraining Session for advanced How to use LinkedIn professionally, brand yourself as an authority and use it to effectively find a job. Ayman van Bregt March 13, 2015
  • 2.
    Introduction - Aymanvan Bregt 2 LinkedIn Training •  Digital Strategist who creates meaningful digital experiences between companies and customers •  Co-founder NSMA (Dutch Social Media Academy) •  http://about.me/aymanvanbregt •  Twitter: @aymanvanbregt
  • 3.
    Overview •  The socialmedia landscape •  How to present yourself as a professional on LinkedIn •  How to build an effective LinkedIn profile •  Using LinkedIn for networking activities and job finding N.B. Slides are available via http://www.slideshare.net/nsma 3 LinkedIn Training
  • 4.
  • 6.
    Media has changed 6LinkedIn Training •  Linear •  Location-bound •  Limited possibilities •  Passive Source:  h*ps://flic.kr/p/8w5ywj  
  • 8.
    Speed of digitaland social media 8 LinkedIn Training •  Non-linear •  Location based •  Indefinite possibilities •  Passive and active (always on) Source:h*p://flic.kr/p/8nNBUK  
  • 9.
    The social medialandscape 9 LinkedIn Training
  • 10.
    Social technographics (useractivity) 10 LinkedIn Training Inac%ves   Spectators   Joiners   Collectors   Cri%cs   Conversa% onalists   Creators   Do  not   use  social   media   View  and   read   web-­‐   content   Have  a   profile  on   a  social   network   site   Collect   web-­‐ content   Respond   to  web-­‐ content     Post   social   media   content   Produce   web-­‐ content  
  • 11.
    90 – 9– 1 Principle 11 LinkedIn Training
  • 12.
    Social media aroundthe world 12 LinkedIn Training
  • 13.
    Social media aroundthe world 13 LinkedIn Training
  • 14.
    Social media aroundthe world 14 LinkedIn Training
  • 15.
    Social media usedin the Netherlands 15 LinkedIn Training Source:  h*p://www.newcom.nl/social-­‐media-­‐onderzoek2014  
  • 16.
    Social media usedin business 16 LinkedIn Training Source:  h*p://www.b2bmarkePng.net/knowledgebank/social-­‐media-­‐markePng/features/infographic-­‐state-­‐b2b-­‐social-­‐media-­‐2013  
  • 17.
    Social media andrecruitment 17 LinkedIn Training Source:  h*p://www.jobvite.com/wp-­‐content/uploads/2014/10/Jobvite_SocialRecruiPng_Survey2014.pdf  
  • 18.
    Social media andrecruitment 18 LinkedIn Training Source:  h*p://www.jobvite.com/wp-­‐content/uploads/2014/10/Jobvite_SocialRecruiPng_Survey2014.pdf  
  • 19.
    Social media andrecruitment 19 LinkedIn Training Source:  h*p://www.jobvite.com/wp-­‐content/uploads/2014/10/Jobvite_SocialRecruiPng_Survey2014.pdf  
  • 20.
    Social media andrecruitment 20 LinkedIn Training Source:  h*p://www.jobvite.com/wp-­‐content/uploads/2014/10/Jobvite_SocialRecruiPng_Survey2014.pdf  
  • 21.
    Social media andLinkedIn recruitment 21 LinkedIn Training Source:  h*p://youtu.be/tu1ugJKXrVM  
  • 22.
    Social media andLinkedIn recruitment 22 LinkedIn Training •  LinkedIn takes the centre of Unilever as an employment brand •  Build engagement with communities (dynamic content) •  Using power of Unilever employees •  From proces driven approach to a talent acquisition strategy
  • 23.
    Defining social media ‘Socialmedia describes online tools and platforms that people use to share opinions, insights, experiences and perspectives with each other. Social media can take many forms, including text, images, audio and video. Populair social mediums include blogs, message boards, podcasts, wikis and vlogs’ - Dion Hinchcliffe - (2006) ‘Social media are the online conversational channels where your business becomes the de facto source of insight, information and community through interaction and dialogue with your customers and create a slow term bond’ - Mitch Joel - (2010) ‘Media that enables you to express and stimulate social behavior and gives you the opportunity to show interest in key persons’ - Ayman van Bregt - (2012) 23 LinkedIn Training
  • 24.
    Defining social media ‘Socialmedia describes online tools and platforms that people use to share opinions, insights, experiences and perspectives with each other. Social media can take many forms, including text, images, audio and video. Populair social mediums include blogs, message boards, podcasts, wikis and vlogs’ - Dion Hinchcliffe - (2006) ‘Social media are the online conversational channels where your business becomes the de facto source of insight, information and community through interaction and dialogue with your customers and create a slow term bond’ - Mitch Joel - (2010) ‘Media that enables you to express and stimulate social behavior and gives you the opportunity to show interest in key persons’ - Ayman van Bregt - (2012) 24 LinkedIn Training FuncPon   Value   Behavior  
  • 25.
    Shift in marketing 25LinkedIn Training Source:  h*p://inbound.anchorstl.com/wp-­‐content/uploads/2013/04/inbound-­‐markePng-­‐image.jpg  
  • 26.
    The zero momentof truth 26 LinkedIn Training Source:  h*p://youtu.be/g40rrWBx2ok  
  • 27.
    The social medialandscape summarized 27 LinkedIn Training •  Your potential contact decides when to look for information and via which channel. The challenge is to be visible with the right information the moment the person starts searching.
  • 28.
    How to presentyourself as a professional on LinkedIn
  • 29.
    What is LinkedIn? 29LinkedIn Training Source:  h*ps://youtu.be/YWp6AN00D_c  
  • 30.
    Value of LinkedIn 30LinkedIn Training LinkedIn can help you: •  Establish your professional profile and control one of the top search results for your name. •  Build and maintain a broader network of professionals you can trust. •  Find and reconnect with colleagues and classmates. •  Learn about other companies. •  Leverage powerful tools to find and reach the people you need. •  Tap into the knowledge of your network. •  Discover new opportunities.
  • 31.
    LinkedIn facts 31 LinkedInTraining •  347 million users •  The US accounts for 107 million users •  Every 2 seconds a new member joins LinkedIn •  LinkedIn has 187 million unique monthly visitors •  LinkedIn has users in 200 countries and territories •  In 2014 there were over 6 billion searches
  • 32.
    The LinkedIn ecosystem 32LinkedIn Training Source:  h*p://www.webds.com/blog/social-­‐media/the-­‐ecosystem-­‐of-­‐linkedin/  
  • 33.
    1st, 2nd and3rd degree connections 33 LinkedIn Training
  • 34.
    LinkedIn Groups andCompany pages 34 LinkedIn Training
  • 35.
    LinkedIn Companies 35 LinkedInTraining Source:  h*p://www.linkedin.com/companies  
  • 36.
    LinkedIn Companies 36 LinkedInTraining •  Careers •  Finding employees •  Products / Services
  • 37.
    LinkedIn Companies 37 LinkedInTraining Total: > 7,228,000 company pages •  The Netherlands: > 149,904 company pages •  United Kingdom: > 691,617 company pages •  United States: > 2,949,099 company pages
  • 38.
    LinkedIn Groups 38 LinkedInTraining Source:  h*p://www.linkedin.com/directory/groups  
  • 39.
    LinkedIn Groups 39 LinkedInTraining •  Networking •  Knowledge sharing •  Thought leadership •  Career opportunities
  • 40.
    LinkedIn Groups 40 LinkedInTraining Total: > 2,100,000 groups •  Dutch: > 83,536 groups •  English: > 1,697785 groups •  Finance: > 16,901 groups •  Marketing: > 58,715 groups •  Change management: > 1,475 groups
  • 41.
    LinkedIn Jobs 41 LinkedInTraining Source:  h*p://www.linkedin.com/jobs  
  • 42.
    LinkedIn Jobs 42 LinkedInTraining •  The Netherlands: 8,000 – 9,000 job positions •  United Kingdom: 110,000 – 120,000 job positions •  United States: 1,900,000 – 2,000,000 job positions
  • 43.
    LinkedIn News 43 LinkedInTraining Source:  h*p://www.linkedin.com/today  
  • 44.
    How to presentyourself as a professional on LinkedIn 44 LinkedIn Training •  LinkedIn is more than an online resume
  • 45.
    LinkedIn profile strength 45LinkedIn Training Why a strong profile? •  Present yourself as a professional •  Higher ranking in search results
  • 46.
    LinkedIn profile strength 46LinkedIn Training Four levels: •  Beginner •  Intermediate (*) •  Expert (**) •  All-Star (***)
  • 47.
    LinkedIn skills 47 LinkedInTraining Why add skills? •  Better visibility on LinkedIn •  Personal branding •  Endorsements •  Recruiters can search for them easily
  • 48.
    How to buildan effective LinkedIn profile
  • 49.
    Making LinkedIn workfor you Optimise -> Become visible Consume -> Be informed Present -> Show your knowledge 49 LinkedIn Training
  • 50.
    Optimise – Assignment1 – Shape your profile 50 LinkedIn Training Source:  h*p://flic.kr/p/ag7QB6  
  • 51.
    LinkedIn profile optimizationtips 51 LinkedIn Training •  Define yourself as a personal brand in three words •  Search for these words on LinkedIn •  Analyze the top 5 - 10 profiles and learn how to improve your profile •  Monitor improvement with information and statistics of how often you show up in searches
  • 52.
    10 steps towardsan effective LinkedIn profile 52 LinkedIn Training •  Profile in multiple languages •  Company page linked to working experiences •  Extensive description with working experiences •  Visual content •  Contact information •  Profile picture •  Headline •  Personalized profile url •  Summary •  Skills & expertise
  • 53.
    10 steps towardsan effective LinkedIn profile 53 LinkedIn Training •  Use the tips in the toolkit to your advantage •  Compare yourself with your classmates
  • 54.
    Consume – Assignment2 – Map your stakeholders 54 LinkedIn Training Source:  h*p://flic.kr/p/e6v4Jr  
  • 55.
    Consume - Tips 55LinkedIn Training •  Keep an eye on updates of relevant LinkedIn contacts •  Follow LinkedIn Company pages of desired companies •  Join LinkedIn Groups that revolve around the desired companies, desired functions and desired topics
  • 56.
    Present - Tips 56LinkedIn Training •  Identify the top 10 desired persons in your network (use the results of assignment 2) •  Research the interests of your top 10 list •  Align your knowledge with the identified interests
  • 57.
    Using LinkedIn fornetworking activities and job finding
  • 58.
    The effect ofsocial networking 58 LinkedIn Training
  • 59.
    The effect ofsocial networking 59 LinkedIn Training Source:  h*ps://www.facebook.com/notes/facebook-­‐data-­‐team/anatomy-­‐of-­‐facebook/10150388519243859  
  • 60.
    Social media etiquettetips 60 LinkedIn Training •  Show interest in your network •  Add value •  Listen and don’t act too defensive when you get criticized •  Send a personal note when inviting people into your network There’s no wrong or right but… •  Decide how you want to use it (personal and / or business) •  Use your common sense •  Manage expectations •  Be transparent
  • 61.
    Social media etiquettetips 61 LinkedIn Training Source:  h*p://topdogsocialmedia.com/linkedin-­‐ePque*e-­‐infographic/  
  • 62.
    LinkedIn networking tips– Who’s viewed… 62 LinkedIn Training Source:  h*ps://www.linkedin.com/wvmx/profile  
  • 63.
    LinkedIn networking tips– Introductions 63 LinkedIn Training
  • 64.
    LinkedIn networking tips– Profile order 64 LinkedIn Training
  • 65.
    LinkedIn networking tips– Spelling 65 LinkedIn Training
  • 66.
    LinkedIn networking tips– Apps 66 LinkedIn Training
  • 67.
    LinkedIn Job Finding- Tips 67 LinkedIn Training •  Start with a complete and optimized profile •  Use the power of the network (recommendations and referrals) •  Use the right apps •  Use the ‘save search’ options
  • 68.
    Master your searchskills to find a job 68 LinkedIn Training Source:  h*p://youtu.be/7Dt3WJzGorU  
  • 69.
  • 70.
    The potential ofsocial media 70 LinkedIn Training Source:  http://youtu.be/F7pYHN9iC9I  
  • 71.
    Getting started withLinkedIn 71 LinkedIn Training •  A complete profile with relevant keywords makes you stand out more and contributes to get better found by recruiters on LinkedIn •  Keep in touch with connections and expand your network •  Participate in groups and get noticed by recruiters and professionals •  Find relevant jobs and apply •  Follow companies to stay up to date •  Strengthen your personal brand with LinkedIn Endorsements
  • 72.
    Contact information 72 LinkedInTraining •  Slides available via: http://www.slideshare.net/nsma •  E-mail: ayman@nsma.nl •  LinkedIn: http://linkd.in/nsma •  Twitter: @aymanvanbregt & @nsma_