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Wells Fargo: Social media engagement during a financial crisis; August 26, 2 PM (EST)

August 14, 2009

Joel Nathanson, who serves as the Vice President, Social Media Programs at Wells Fargo, will lead a public conference call, “Social media engagement during a financial crisis.”

In the worst financial crisis since the depression, fundamentals still matter. Learn how Wells Fargo:

  • Evolved its engagement program
  • Recognized and dealt with concerns from Legal & Compliance
  • Defined the fundamentals of a successful social media program

Conference call | August 26, 2 PM (EST) | Free | Register

Tagged as: big business, case study, conference call, corporate, event, financial crisis, Joel Nathanson, social media, Social Media Business Council, Wells Fargo

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