On March 14th, 2009, approximately 50 people attended the New Media Cincinnati Meet-Up at the Pub in Rookwood Mews. This is the largest gathering we’ve ever had!
Social Media is all about being social and making interpersonal connections. To further foster the spirit of collaboration and networking, please find a list of those in attendance and their corresponding web sites.
Each name links to a Twitter account if one has been previously established. If we have forgotten your link, feel free to leave it in the comments.
-Michelle Beckham
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About Michelle Beckham-Corbin
Michelle Beckham-Corbin, Owner & Principal of C3: Creating Connections Consulting, LLC has over 20 years experience in the Corporate, Non-profit and Small Business arenas. Michelle is a former Sales & Marketing Manager for Procter & Gamble and holds an MBA from Xavier University in Cincinnati, Ohio. Michelle specializes in Social Media Marketing Strategy and Brand Development. She is a Board Trustee for the non-profit group Authentic Leadership Cincinnati and is on the Board of the Immaculate Heart of Mary (IHM) Job Search Ministry Group where she shares her knowledge of Web 2.0 job search strategies and social media promotion with those in transition. She is a member of the Steering Committee for the digital networking group, New Media Cincinnati and is an active member of the Cincinnati Social Media (CincySM) Group. Michelle is a frequent speaker, lecturer, trainer and is the social media curriculum creator and Social Media Lead Instructor at the Warren County Career Center in Lebanon, Ohio. Additionally, she is a published writer, co-author of Social Media book, Age of Conversation 3 (Channel V Books, New York, 2010), frequent commenter and Blogger. She brings great energy and passion as well as a keen ability to deeply connect with people in order to create business building social media opportunities for her clients
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