Learn How to Use Social Media for Your Nonprofit

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HOW YOUR NONPROFIT CAN USE SOCIAL MEDIA -- An Evening of Learning and Networking with Experts and Peers

If you are a Professional in the non-profit world, a Volunteer, or a Board Member; If you are thinking about creating your own non-profit or if you have questions about a particularly challenging issue of managing your organization, this event, hosted by Fordham University’s Center for Non-Profit Leaders is for you!

Join experts addressing three topics that modern non-profits cannot do without in today’s fast-paced and social media dominated world.

WHEN: Monday June 3rd, 2013 6-9pm (1.5 hours presentations followed by networking and Q & A)

WHERE: Fordham University, Lincoln Center Campus, 12th Floor Lounge at 113 W 60th Street

RSVP: dyer@fordham.edu

HOW MUCH: This Event is free to Students, Young Professionals, and the General Public

SPEAKERS:

Zalman Notik is the CEO of CharityTick. He started this venture two years ago to develop a fresh idea for the not-for-profit world to use for fundraising. He grew up in Crown Heights, surrounded by not-for-profit businesses and became an expert in crowd-funding as a result of his altruistic motives to help not-for-profits. He is also an expert networker, helping connect businesses and opportunities.

Brian Murray is the Director of Talent and Culture with Likeable Media. He got his start with Likeable as a Community Manager for brands such as Penguin Books, Hayneedle and Cosmopolitan. Brian now manages all aspects of operations and talent acquisition at Likeable which has grown from fifteen employees to forty plus in the past two years.

Arsen Pereymer is a successful technology executive with more than 15 years of hands-on experience in designing software and leading web 2.0 companies. His niche focus and talents revolve around building reusable frameworks and platforms that enable the non-technical user to build robust software which would normally require a developer.