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SHRM 2013 Annual Conference
Workplace Application: Learn valuable strategies for effectively engaging employees through social media.
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Social media has infiltrated the workplace and will remain a fixture in employees' personal and professional lives. Organizations that establish a clear, concise social media policy coupled with a measurable social media plan will successfully empower and engage employees. This session will contain proven best practices you can follow so you can implement a social media plan that will boost employee morale and increase engagement through social media. We will also discuss current case studies highlighting organizational initiatives that were successful in building engagement through social media efforts. 

 
Date(s) & Time(s): 
Monday, June 17, 2013 - 7:00am to 8:15am
Presenter: 
David Miller
Senior Consultant
Avatar HR Solutions
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David W. Miller is a Senior Consultant for Avatar HR Solutions and specializes in talent management, data analysis, and communication engagements. He is in charge of administering surveys, facilitating employee feedback sessions, and providing senior leadership with results-oriented advisory services. In his time at Avatar HR Solutions, David has facilitated roughly 300 employee feedback and training sessions, as well as nearly 100 action-planning sessions. David has presented on topics such as eliciting and interpreting behaviors, emotional intelligence, and motivating the multigenerational workforce.

 

SESSIONS:
Location: 
S401
Amount of Credit: 
1.25
Credit Type: 
•HR Credit
Session Type: 
Concurrent Session
Intended Audience: 
Senior-Level
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