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Agency: Smyle Creative Formed: 2003 AnnualEvents: 100+ Staff: 51-100 employees Offices: 3 [link]. He leads the teams to seek out the best thinking and newest technologies and champions putting the idea at the heart of everything we do. If your agency has a fitting story to tell, get in touch: Kizzy@eventindustrynews.com.
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The Solution: The society was volunteer-managed until 2003, then contracted with a firm for administrative support. The board had been successful growing the organization to that point by being hands on, with concrete tasks and deadlines. So why change? They began working with The Sherwood Group in 2009.
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On Thursday, June 18, the FCC approved technology that will allow consumers to block robocalls. Back in 2003, the commission set up a national “Do Not Call” registry. ” The surge was driven by changes in both strategy and technology by corporations. Fortunately, the commission has a plan to fix things.
But with the increased importance of data to your strategies comes an increased responsibility to use data properly and respectfully, not to mention legally. Regulation #1: The CAN-SPAM Act The CAN-SPAM Act was passed into US law in 2003, and it protects consumers from receiving emails that they never agreed to receive.
Katie has served IIABA since 2003 and has helmed the communications department since communications since 2004. Katie manages a team of six across three functional areas: editorial/content strategy, public relations and marketing. Before diving into the insurance world, Katie worked at APICS and the Society of American Florists.
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Thinking of giving your content strategy a kick? A few months ago, there was this great image floating around sites such as BuzzFeed and Reddit that starkly illustrates technology’s quick growth. It’s 2013, and the way people work is enormously different from the way they worked in 1993 or even 2003.
Are your governance, operations, and culture aligned to support strategy? But if we’re like Amazon, we’re not like associate we’re, we need to be ourselves, we need to be the very best associations offering what we offer that we can be, maybe we can rise to the occasion to be more technology, technologically advanced.
Tanya Basu at MIT Technology Review writes about private micro-networks , like Cocoon, which some believe are the future of connecting. “…[S]uch micro-networks and the control they offer might redefine how we think about and use social media in the next decade, whether it is Cocoon or another app that follows in its wake.”. Tue 3/10 at 2 p.m.
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