Bakersfield
CA
USA
When people get their information from so many media sources (social media, TV, and the newspaper are just a few) there are quite a few ways for organizations like Junior League of Bakersfield to get messages out: We exist! We do good work! We are an important part of the community! But, we can always do a better job of getting our stories heard by the community. How do we do that? How can we best use the different kinds of media available to us as a non-profit, and as volunteers, to spread the word about not only our events but also our mission and goals?
The training committee has put together a new and exciting social media training Junior League to learn strategies on how to best use the varying modes of media to communicate with our community. A training workshop will be held Tuesday, April 21 from 5:30-8:15 pm at the Junior League Community House. Kerry Rego of Kerry Rego Consulting was so well received as our December Keynote speaker and so she will be returning as the facilitator of the main session.
A breakout session on social media advertising will also be facilitated by Kerry, and additional breakout sessions will be facilitated by the training committee’s own Colleen Dillaway and Sarah Downie. Yes, we have experts in our midst! Colleen has served as the face of Bright House Networks and CSUB and has years of on-camera and media interview experience. Sarah is a teacher and published author who is currently working to complete her Masters Degree at CSUB.
The Savvy Volunteer: Navigating Multiple Media Communications
4/21/15 5:30pm at the Junior League Community House
5:30 Attendees arrive, serve themselves dinner provided by Moo
6:00 What You Don’t Know About Social Media Can Hurt You: Positively Impact Your Personal and Organization’s Online Reputation (Presented by Kerry Rego)
7:30 Break
7:45 Break out sessions (attendees chose one)
A) Social Media Advertising: When and How to do What. Facilitated by Kerry Rego
B) Ready for My Close Up: Looking and Sounding Good on Camera. Facilitated by Colleen Dillaway
C) Writing Tips for Non-Writers: Writing Awesome Newsletter Articles That People Want to Read. Facilitated by Sarah Downie
8:15 event ends
Here’s maybe the best part, there is no cost to attend and dinner from Moo Creamery will be included for all attendees! RSVP today at jlbtraining1@gmail.com and the first 25 attendees who RSVP’ed will get Kerry Rego’s 3 book supply kit at no charge.
See you there!
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