Last week’s BlogWell event is now complete. Based on all the positive tweets , posts, and conversations, we’re confident we can call the event a success!
Attendees from 118 companies filled the San Jose Convention Center to hear eight companies give case studies on multiple aspects of corporate social media. Blog Council CEO also gave a talk about the importance of disclosure and an overview of the Council’s work with the Disclosure Best Practices Toolkit.
Our deepest gratitude and thanks go to those who spoke at BlogWell. All are Blog Council members, and we thank each and every one for stepping up to talk with openness and candor about how they do social media at their companies:
John Andrews, Walmart
Nick Ayres, The Home Depot
Suraya Bliss, Walmart
Tim Collins, Wells Fargo
Debbie Curtis-Magley, UPS
John Earnhardt, Cisco Systems
Jessica Fredrickson, Walmart
Ken Kaplan, Intel
Lindsay Lebresco, Graco
Ed Terpening, Wells Fargo
Hilary Weber, Kaiser Permanente
We’ll post updates in the next few days with links to presentations, video, photos, and other assorted content. In the meantime, here is a round-up of other posts from throughout the blogosphere.
Feel free to add more as you see them. We’re on Del.icio.us and use the tags “blogwell” and “blogcouncil.”
Blogwell / San Jose Recap: “8 Great Case Studies on the Best Social Media Programs at Large Corporations”Global Social Media Network
Voce Nation » Voce Does BlogWell 2008
The Blog Council – Brand versus Bland
Must Read Blog Posts from Across the Net
Is your corporate blog branded? More importantly, should it be?
Intridea – Leaders in Agile Software Development
Big business is listening and talking
ROI Requires Focus
Smores Unite
The Ethics of Disclosure « Dogpatch Dispatch
Distribution, Distribution, Distribution « the displaced texan
Blogwell Recap « the displaced texan
Thoughts on Recent Blogwell Event
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