May
This variant of my “2.0″ overview slide deck supported an interesting chat with some of Boston’s leading nonprofit executives at the Phillips Forum Non-Profit Cafe luncheon hosted by Colette Phillips Communications in Boston today.
I emphasized how important it is to listen and shared some anecdotes about how nonprofits can use social media. We did not go terribly in-depth on specific tools because even more important to organizations entering the space is understanding the principles and strategies that inform how to employ tactics effectively.
The last few resources and tools slides point to the real experts and resources (provided by NP2.0 guru Beth Kanter) in the “nonprofit 2.0″ space.
Your comments and questions are most welcome, whether you were at the talk or not!
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As a presentation designer, myself, I really loved the approach you took with these slides. I’m always telling my clients that white space can be used to communicate ideas more clearly, but often time, they don’t heed my advice and end up with a cluttered mass of words.
Loved this. Really.
I’m honored for the guru status from a guru!
The photo from Seaworld is from Ed Schipul who is another nonprofit social media guy from Houston .. you’ve got to meet him if you haven’t already!