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Building Your Digital Resume Event Recap

Recently, we hosted Building Your Digital Resume.

In case you missed it, would be so kind as to share it with someone, or wish to check it out again, you can see the recording by following most of the links in this email or by copying this URL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CLhieP25FvE

In this session, we talked to Professor Rebecca Dohrman of Washington University and Andrew Dauska of Rodgers Townsend about:

  1. How to make yourself stand out to employers online.

  2. What employers look for in candidates to best position themselves for the future.

  3. What characteristics really excite employers.

We had a lot of great audience chat and Q&A in this session. Highlights include:

  • While specialization is important, having variety can demonstrate your ability to play well in multiple situations.

  • You can demonstrate curiosity through travel experience, unique work experience, books you've read, and more.

  • The channels and places that are most important for you to shine online.

  • What are the skills or traits that employers will be hiring for in the future?

  • And more.

Check out the recording. And, please share!

Meet #STLSocialGood speaker @EdReggi

Meet #STLSocialGood speaker @EdReggi

"Targeted strategies are still proving to be successful but I am not sure how much more digital "begging" may eventually result in crowdfunding fatigue." - Ed Reggi

 

We're so excited about our featured speakers, we decided to do a blog post a day featuring a profile of each of them so that you can get to know them before you attend. 

Today's speaker profile is Ed Reggi. Ed Reggi (@EdReggi) a social innovator, who has utilized social media as part of StayTunedSTL on the Nine Network, will moderate a panel at our event on the 6th.

Why #STL Non-Profits Can't Ignore #SocialMedia [INFOGRAPHIC]- #STLSocialGood

In Saint Louis, we have a lot of fantastic community organizations raising money, donations and asking for volunteer time to keep their doors open for their customers. Social media has proven to be a strong opportunity to drive results for these organizations. 

I have put together this infographic outlining some of my favorite statistics around social media in the non-profit industry. 

Meanwhile, if you work for a local non-profit or know someone who does, I hope you will consider inviting them to our February 6th half-day summit on the topic! 

Learn more about #STLSocialGood event on Feb. 6th here.

 

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