Do you have an idea for helping other people? Google has a nice campaign around helping others, which in turn really helps you (to be fulfilled and happy). If you have ideas, by all means, share! I love this kind of stuff. Project 10 to the 100th
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Project 10 to the 100th
Posted in society, tagged Google, helping ideas, ideas, Project 10 to the 100th on September 25, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Using Linkedin to Plan Business Events
Posted in Digital Marketing, social media, tagged Ascentium, Light Up Your Brand, Linkedin, Linkedin group, social media, ZeroDash1 on September 24, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Ascentium has used Linkedin as an event-registration platform on a couple of occasions. The first was the “Light Up Your Brand” conference organized by our Portland office. This was a highly effective, collaborative event featuring presenters from Intel, Linkedin, Federated Media, as well as Ascentium. “How to Light Up Your Brand” was particularly [...]
Twitter For Effective Executive Communication
Posted in business, management, social media, tagged CEO blog, company communication, executive communication, micro blog, social media, twitter on September 17, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Social media applications are changing the way we communicate. We expose ourselves with a portfolio of personal data to be understood, appreciated and unique. Communication is now open, collaborative. In the corporate world, however, very few companies consider how to use social media applications and its concepts for internal communication. Sure, marketers and thought-leaders [...]
Prefer Another Visit than a Book about My Hometown
Posted in personal stories, society, tagged France, Noetix, nursing home, Paris, Speaking French, vacation on September 5, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Please indulge me. I want to tell a story – of course, about myself. While I was the managing director in London running the EMEA region for Noetix, my wife decided to rent a flat in Paris during one of the summers. She found an adorable place in “Le Marias”, a chic district in the [...]
Life in the Transition Lane
Posted in business, management, tagged Ascentium, management, ZeroDash1 on September 2, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
When we decided to be acquired by Ascentium, we knew that things would change mostly for the better and some for the worse (from our perspective). Aided by Ascentium’s large client base and broad offering of services as an interactive agency, our group has found more diversity of interesting work. Our revenues have steadily grown, [...]
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