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Welcome!Thursday, March 26, 2009
Low Cost Solutions for High
Impact Results
sponsored by:
Carol Evans
CEO
Diversity Best Practices
SAVE THE DATE Global Session
April 7, 2009, New York, NY hosted by: Major League Baseball
How Diversity can Enhance the Public Experience of your Brand April 28, 2009, Cincinnati, OH
hosted by: Macy’s, Inc.
CEO RoundtableApril 28, 2009, Cincinnati, OH
hosted by: P&G
TODAY’S PRESENTERS
Kay Iwata
CEO - K. Iwata Associates, Inc.
Marilyn Nagel
Director, Global Inclusion and Diversity
with
Brian Schipper
Senior Vice President, Human Resources - Cisco Systems, Inc.
Deepika Bajaj
Founder and President - Invincibelle, Inc.
Mark Welch
Senior Vice President and Global Diversity Director - Northern Trust
Kay Iwata
CEO
K. Iwata Associates, Inc.
Kay Iwata
K. Iwata Associates, Inc.
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Coming through the downturn in better shape than when it went
in!!!
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� In the midst of the current economic situation where are the opportunities for D&I?
� Can you use the current situation to leverage D&I in terms of:◦ Fostering authenticity, teamwork, engagement and innovation with employees?
◦ Values based budgeting and staffing decisions?
◦ Behaviors characteristic of a D&I culture?
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� “Stewards of the human spirit”
� Focus on the local interface
The Enthusiastic Employee by Sirota
� Employee morale is a function of:◦ The way an organization is led and how leadership is translated into daily management practices
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� What’s important: Touch points for motivation
◦ Equity
◦ Achievement
◦ Camaraderie
� Equity: Basic conditions of fair treatment
◦ Safe work environment
◦ Reasonable degree of job security
◦ Being treated respectfully
◦ Most influential of the three
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� Achievement◦ Pride in their work (impacted by amount and quality of feedback received)
◦ Challenge of the job
◦ Use of talents
◦ Chance to grow and develop
◦ Recognition
◦ Pride in organization
◦ Ethical organization (trust)
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� Camaraderie◦ Warm, interesting and cooperative working relationships
◦ Effected by friendliness, competence and cooperativeness of co-workers
◦ High performance teamwork inspires
◦ High frustration when poor performance and lack of cooperation is not addressed
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� Be values based, narrow your focus, establish priorities ◦ Work from real requirements versus preferences, convenience or tradition to establish priorities
� Refrain from across the board cuts
� Consider other alternatives to layoff
� Partner with employees for ideas
� Over communicate
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Keeping an Eye on the Prize
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� Don’t lose sight of long term goals even in a very tactical environment.
� Exhaust all possibilities before laying off
� If laying off:◦ Ask for volunteers
◦ If volunteers exhausted, act generously and decently
◦ Communicate honestly, thoroughly and continuously throughout the process
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POWER Behaviors
� Proactive Advocate of Diversity & Inclusion
� Optimum People Developer
� Willing Innovator
� Exemplary Values based Decision Maker
� Results through People Achiever
� The Power of Diversity: 5 Essential Competencies for Leading a Diverse Workforce by Kay Iwata
Kay Iwata
K. Iwata Associates, Inc.
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Marilyn Nagel
Director, Global Inclusion and Diversity
with
Brian SchipperSenior Vice President, Human Resources
Cisco Systems, Inc.
Deepika Bajaj
Founder and President
Invincibelle, Inc.
CONVERSATIONSCONVERSATIONS
Social MediaSocial Media
An Introduction to Social Media By
Deepika BajajFounder, Invincibelle, LLC
““No profession stands to influence social media No profession stands to influence social media
more than more than public relationspublic relations..””
Paul GillinPaul Gillin, The New Influencers, A Marketers Guide to the New , The New Influencers, A Marketers Guide to the New
Social MediaSocial Media
INTRODUCTIONINTRODUCTION
oo Social media Social media defineddefined 5:005:00
oo 10 keys10 keys to social media to social media successsuccess 15:0015:00
oo Social media Social media mythsmyths 5:005:00
oo 3 take away 3 take away messagesmessages 2:002:00
oo Inspiration, Credits & ReferencesInspiration, Credits & References 0:000:00
INTRODUCTIONINTRODUCTION
Social media is a Social media is a
conversation online.conversation online.
Look Look whowho’’s talkings talking::
oo your your customerscustomers
oo your your employeesemployees
oo your your investorsinvestors
oo your your criticscritics
oo your your fansfans
oo your your competitioncompetition.... ....
oo anyone who has anyone who has internetinternet
access and an access and an opinionopinion..
SOCIAL MEDIA DEFINEDSOCIAL MEDIA DEFINED
The conversation is The conversation is notnot::
oo controlledcontrolled
oo organizedorganized
oo ““on messageon message””
The conversation The conversation isis::
oo organicorganic
oo complexcomplex
oo speaks in a speaks in a human voicehuman voice
Social media is Social media is not a not a
strategystrategy or a or a tactictactic ––
itit’’s simply a s simply a channelchannel..
SOCIAL MEDIA DEFINEDSOCIAL MEDIA DEFINED
oo Social NetworksSocial Networks
oo News & BookmarkingNews & Bookmarking
oo BlogsBlogs
oo MicrobloggingMicroblogging
oo Video SharingVideo Sharing
oo Photo SharingPhoto Sharing
oo Message boardsMessage boards
oo WikisWikis
oo Virtual RealityVirtual Reality
oo Social GamingSocial Gaming
oo Related:Related:
oo PodcastsPodcasts
oo Real Simple Syndication (RSS)Real Simple Syndication (RSS)
oo Social Media Press ReleaseSocial Media Press Release
SOCIAL MEDIA DEFINEDSOCIAL MEDIA DEFINED
The The power power to to define define and and control control a a brand brand
isis shifting shifting from from corporationscorporations and and institutionsinstitutions
to to individualsindividuals and and communitiescommunities..
SOCIAL MEDIA DEFINEDSOCIAL MEDIA DEFINED
It is about putting the It is about putting the ““publicpublic”” back in back in Public Relations Public Relations
and realizing that and realizing that focusing on important markets and focusing on important markets and
influencers will have a far greater impact influencers will have a far greater impact than trying than trying
to reach the masses with any one message or tool.to reach the masses with any one message or tool.
Brian Solis, Brian Solis, The Social Media ManifestoThe Social Media Manifesto
SOCIAL MEDIA DEFINEDSOCIAL MEDIA DEFINED
oo 9191% say consumer reviews are the % say consumer reviews are the #1 aid to buying #1 aid to buying
decisionsdecisions -- JC Williams GroupJC Williams Group
oo 8787% % trust a friendtrust a friend’’s recommendation s recommendation over criticover critic’’s s
review review -- Marketing SherpaMarketing Sherpa
oo 33 times more likely to times more likely to trust peer opinions over trust peer opinions over
advertising for purchasing decisionsadvertising for purchasing decisions -- Jupiter Research Jupiter Research
oo 11 wordword--ofof--mouth conversation has mouth conversation has impact of impact of
200 TV ads200 TV ads -- BuzzAgentBuzzAgent
* * Slide courtesy of Digital Influence GroupSlide courtesy of Digital Influence Group
SOCIAL MEDIA DEFINEDSOCIAL MEDIA DEFINED
Social media sites are the fastestSocial media sites are the fastest--growing category on the growing category on the
web, doubling their traffic over the last year. web, doubling their traffic over the last year.
oo 7373% of active online users have % of active online users have read a blogread a blog
oo 4545% have started % have started their own blogtheir own blog
oo 3939% subscribe to an % subscribe to an RSS feedRSS feed
oo 5757% have joined a % have joined a social networksocial network
oo 5555% have uploaded % have uploaded photosphotos
oo 8383% have watched % have watched video clipsvideo clips
Universal McCannUniversal McCann’’s Comparative Study on Social Media Trends, s Comparative Study on Social Media Trends,
April 2008. 17,000 respondents from 29 countries, *using interneApril 2008. 17,000 respondents from 29 countries, *using internet t
at least every other dayat least every other day
SOCIAL MEDIA DEFINEDSOCIAL MEDIA DEFINED
Social media can help you in all stages of your PR Social media can help you in all stages of your PR
campaign: campaign:
oo researchresearch
oo strategic planningstrategic planning
oo implementationimplementation
oo evaluationevaluation
SOCIAL MEDIA DEFINEDSOCIAL MEDIA DEFINED
oo Learn Learn what people are saying what people are saying about youabout you
oo CreateCreate buzz buzz for events & campaignsfor events & campaigns
oo Increase Increase brand exposurebrand exposure
oo Identify and recruit influencers to Identify and recruit influencers to spread your messagespread your message
oo Find Find new opportunities new opportunities and and customerscustomers
oo SupportSupport your products and servicesyour products and services
oo Improve your Improve your search engine visibilitysearch engine visibility
oo Gain Gain competitive intelligencecompetitive intelligence
oo Get your Get your message out fastmessage out fast
oo Retain clients by establishing a Retain clients by establishing a personal relationshippersonal relationship
oo Be an Be an industry leader industry leader –– not a followernot a follower
SOCIAL MEDIA DEFINEDSOCIAL MEDIA DEFINED
ReachReach
oo Website visits / viewsWebsite visits / views
oo volume of volume of
reviews/commentsreviews/comments
oo Incoming linksIncoming links
Action & InsightAction & Insight
oo Sales inquiriesSales inquiries
oo New businessNew business
oo Customer Satisfaction / Customer Satisfaction /
loyaltyloyalty
oo Marketing efficiencyMarketing efficiency
Engagement & InfluenceEngagement & Influence
oo Sentiment of Sentiment of
reviews/commentsreviews/comments
oo Brand affinityBrand affinity
oo Commenter Commenter
authority/influenceauthority/influence
oo Time spentTime spent
oo Favourites / Friends / FansFavourites / Friends / Fans
oo Viral forwardsViral forwards
oo Number of downloadsNumber of downloads
SOCIAL MEDIA DEFINEDSOCIAL MEDIA DEFINED
Source: The Digital Influence Group, Measuring the Influence of Social Media
10 KEYS10 KEYSTO TO SOCIAL MEDIA SOCIAL MEDIA
SUCCESSSUCCESS
KEYS TO SUCCESSKEYS TO SUCCESS
oo Experiment Experiment personallypersonally
before professionallybefore professionally
oo Try a Try a varietyvariety of social of social
media toolsmedia tools
oo Be Be yourselfyourself, make some , make some
friendsfriends, and , and shareshare
KEYS TO SUCCESSKEYS TO SUCCESS
oo Spend time upfront Spend time upfront
planningplanning how you will how you will
use social mediause social media
oo Think Think POSTPOST::
oo PPeopleeople
oo OObjectivesbjectives
oo SStrategytrategy
oo TTechnologyechnology
KEYS TO SUCCESSKEYS TO SUCCESS
oo Find where your Find where your
audienceaudience is participating is participating
and indentify the and indentify the
influencersinfluencers
oo Read industry blogs Read industry blogs (including comments)(including comments)
oo Google your company Google your company
name & your competitionname & your competition
oo Find tools Find tools that can help that can help
you listenyou listen
KEYS TO SUCCESSKEYS TO SUCCESS
oo Avoid Avoid pufferypuffery
(people will ignore it)(people will ignore it)
oo Avoid Avoid evasionevasion and and lyinglying
(people (people wonwon’’t t ignore it)ignore it)
oo Companies have watched Companies have watched
their their biggest screwbiggest screw--up's up's
rise to the top 10 of a rise to the top 10 of a
Google searchGoogle search
oo Admit your mistakes Admit your mistakes
right awayright away
KEYS TO SUCCESSKEYS TO SUCCESS
oo DonDon’’t be afraid t be afraid to share. to share.
Corporations, like people, Corporations, like people,
need to share information need to share information
to get the value out of to get the value out of
social media social media
oo Make your content easy Make your content easy
to shareto share
oo Incorporate Incorporate tools that tools that
promote sharing:promote sharing:
oo Share This, Share This, RSS feeds, RSS feeds,
EmailEmail a frienda friend
KEYS TO SUCCESSKEYS TO SUCCESS
oo Don't Don't shoutshout. Don't . Don't
broadcastbroadcast. Don. Don’’t t bragbrag. .
oo Speak like yourself Speak like yourself –– not not
a corporate marketing a corporate marketing
shill or press secretaryshill or press secretary
oo Personify your brand Personify your brand ––
give people something give people something
they can relate to.they can relate to.
KEYS TO SUCCESSKEYS TO SUCCESS
CASE STUDYCASE STUDY
oo Think like a Think like a contributorcontributor, ,
not a marketernot a marketer
oo Consider what is Consider what is relevant relevant
to the communityto the community before before
contributingcontributing
oo DonDon’’t promote t promote your your
product on every postproduct on every post
oo Win friends by Win friends by promoting promoting
other peopleother people’’s content s content if if
it interests youit interests you
KEYS TO SUCCESSKEYS TO SUCCESS
oo DonDon’’t try to delete t try to delete or or
remove criticism (it will remove criticism (it will
just make it worse)just make it worse)
oo ListenListen to your detractorsto your detractors
oo AdmitAdmit your shortcomingsyour shortcomings
oo Work openly Work openly towards an towards an
explanationexplanation and and
legitimate legitimate solutionsolution
KEYS TO SUCCESSKEYS TO SUCCESS
oo DonDon’’t wait until you t wait until you
have a campaign have a campaign to to
launch launch -- start planning start planning
and listening nowand listening now
oo Build relationships Build relationships so so
theythey’’re ready when you re ready when you
need themneed them
KEYS TO SUCCESSKEYS TO SUCCESS
oo You You need buy in from need buy in from
everyone everyone in the in the
organizationorganization
oo Convince your CEO Convince your CEO that that
social media is relevant to social media is relevant to
your organizationyour organization
oo Get your communications Get your communications
team together, discuss team together, discuss
the options, then divide the options, then divide
and conquerand conquer
KEYS TO SUCCESSKEYS TO SUCCESS
SOCIAL MEDIA SOCIAL MEDIA
MYTHSMYTHS
THE MYTHSTHE MYTHS
““Social media is Social media is just a fad just a fad –– it will go away.it will go away.””
THE MYTHSTHE MYTHS
““Social media is Social media is
inexpensiveinexpensive..””
THE MYTHSTHE MYTHS
““If we put our content online If we put our content online
wewe’’re just re just giving our giving our
expertise away expertise away for free!for free!””
THE MYTHSTHE MYTHS
““Social media might work for Social media might work for
certain industries and business models certain industries and business models
but it wonbut it won’’t work for ust work for us..””
THE MYTHSTHE MYTHS
““Tell the programmers to set up that Tell the programmers to set up that
social media thingsocial media thing…….and get them to .and get them to
make it viral make it viral while theywhile they’’re at it!re at it!””
THE MYTHSTHE MYTHS
““YouTube is that site for funny YouTube is that site for funny
cat videos cat videos –– youyou’’ll ll cheapen cheapen
our brand our brand by putting by putting
our video on there!our video on there!””
THE MYTHSTHE MYTHS
““II’’ve started a Facebook page so Ive started a Facebook page so I’’ve ve
got social media coveredgot social media covered!!””
THE MYTHSTHE MYTHS
““If we just delete all negative comments If we just delete all negative comments
no one will see themno one will see them..””
THE MYTHSTHE MYTHS
““No seriously, No seriously, I donI don’’t think t think
anyone will noticeanyone will notice if we if we
delete those negative comments.delete those negative comments.””
THE MYTHSTHE MYTHS
““If we build it If we build it they will comethey will come..””
THE MYTHSTHE MYTHS
““Social media is for Social media is for kidskids..””
THE MYTHSTHE MYTHS
““We We cancan’’t measure t measure social media results.social media results.””
THE MYTHSTHE MYTHS
““We have to figure this all out We have to figure this all out beforebeforewe start using social media.we start using social media.””
THE MYTHSTHE MYTHS
““Social Media is Social Media is hardhard..””
THE MYTHSTHE MYTHS
““Social Media is Social Media is easyeasy..””
THE MYTHSTHE MYTHS
3 TAKE AWAY3 TAKE AWAY
MESSAGESMESSAGES
5 TAKE AWAY MESSAGES5 TAKE AWAY MESSAGES
1.1. PeerPeer--toto--peer peer
discussions are discussions are more more
influentialinfluential than the than the
mass mediamass media
2.2. Participate Participate by enabling by enabling
and feeding the and feeding the
conversationconversation
(follow the 10 keys to (follow the 10 keys to
success)success)
3.3. Be Be transparenttransparent & &
honesthonest
3 TAKE AWAY MESSAGES3 TAKE AWAY MESSAGES
USEFUL RESOURCESUSEFUL RESOURCESINSPIRATION & CREDITSINSPIRATION & CREDITS
Q & AQ & A
oo PR 2.0 PR 2.0
BrianSolis.comBrianSolis.com
oo Social Media Today Social Media Today
socialmediatoday.comsocialmediatoday.com
oo Social Media Trader Social Media Trader
socialmediatrader.comsocialmediatrader.com
oo Web Strategy by Jeremiah Web Strategy by Jeremiah
webweb--strategist.com/blogstrategist.com/blog
oo Online Marketing Blog Online Marketing Blog
toprankblog.comtoprankblog.com
oo Groundswell Blog Groundswell Blog blogs.forrester.com/groundswelblogs.forrester.com/groundswelll
oo Chris Brogan Chris Brogan
chrisbrogan.comchrisbrogan.com
oo MicropersuasionMicropersuasion
micropersuasion.commicropersuasion.com
oo Six Pixels of Separation Six Pixels of Separation
twistimage.com/blogtwistimage.com/blog
oo PR Squared PR Squared
prpr--squared.comsquared.com
USEFUL RESOURCESUSEFUL RESOURCES
oo Social media Is....Social media Is....
slideshare.net/leewhite/socialslideshare.net/leewhite/social
--mediamedia--is is
oo What the F**K is social What the F**K is social
mediamedia
slideshare.net/mzkagan/whatslideshare.net/mzkagan/what
--thethe--fkfk--socialsocial--media media
oo The Social Media ManifestoThe Social Media Manifesto
briansolis.com/2007/06/futurebriansolis.com/2007/06/future
--ofof--communicationscommunications--
manifestomanifesto--for.html for.html
oo Groundswell BlogGroundswell Blog
blogs.forrester.com/groundswblogs.forrester.com/groundsw
ell/2007/12/theell/2007/12/the--postpost--
method.htmlmethod.html
oo Shannon Paul's BlogShannon Paul's Blog
veryofficialblog.comveryofficialblog.com
oo Measuring the influence of Measuring the influence of
social mediasocial media
slideshare.net/DigitalInfluencslideshare.net/DigitalInfluenc
e/businesse/business--impactimpact--ofof--socialsocial--
media media
INSPIRATION & CREDITSINSPIRATION & CREDITS
Mark Welch
Senior Vice President & Global
Diversity Director
Northern Trust
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