Posts tagged ‘Nathan Hand’
Millennial Impact Recap – #MCON2012 Ripples Continue
As usual, some great bloggers, Millennials (and not) and nonprofit pros have written some great posts following the Millennial Impact 2012 virtual conference, #MCON2012. I thought I would post links here and share with you. And will add more as they are posted.
Continue Reading July 23, 2012 at 4:12 pm Barbara Talisman, CFRE Leave a comment
My single largest #MCON2012 take-away
Reblogged from Nonprofit Nate:
Last week the folks at Achieve and the Case Foundation put on another stellar virtual conference around engaging millennials in nonprofits, social change and more. There were the expected buzz words, info-nuggets and sound bytes but also an abundance of new intelligence shed by rising stars in social innovation. The sessions/speakers were fantastic (all of which attendees and new registrants can…
July 23, 2012 at 8:30 am Barbara Talisman, CFRE Leave a comment
Twitter Bootcamp Lessons 1-3 by Nathan Hand
Again, Nathan Hand did a great series on his blog, Nonprofit Nate, about using Twitter. His series is a great “how to” He has great nonprofit experience in general and using social media to communicate. Take a look at his posts, subscribe and leave a comment! What are your thoughts?
Continue Reading October 3, 2011 at 10:34 am Barbara Talisman, CFRE Leave a comment
Did Toyota’s cause marketing pass the test?
Guest post from Nathan Hand – From the Pepsi Refresh Project to the American Express Members Project, big brands everywhere are jumping on the cause marketing bandwagon. The problem is many dive in without truly thinking though the road hazards and missteps that can be avoided. Sure, you’ll never please everyone but I think Toyota got close.
This summer they embarked on their “100 Cars for Good” program. They selected 500 finalists from a short essay. Each day for 100 days, 5 like-sized organizations competed for Facebook votes. Here’s more on how it worked.
Continue Reading September 6, 2011 at 9:40 am Nathan Leave a comment
