“Hoping to learn how to take advantage of online communities, blogs, wikis, Facebook and YouTube? [...] These are all elements of a social phenomenon — the groundswell — that has created a permanent, long-lasting shift in the way the world works. Most companies see it as a threat. You can see it as an opportunity.”

Josh Bernoff, co-author, Groundswell

The keynote speaker at our 2009 Corporate Philanthropy Institute is Josh Bernoff, renowned author and researcher on social media and modern business. (He is also “a real rock star,” according to unscientific polls of our corporate members, when asked about his potential as a keynote speaker.)

There are many ways to get to know Josh beyond his traditional bio. He walks the social media walk, so you can read his blog, follow him on Twitter, see YouTube videos of Josh, or read what other people are saying about his work.

Check him out and don’t forget to register for the 2009 Corporate Philanthropy Institute!

Tags: communications, CPI, messaging, social media, web 2.0

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