We a currently compiling and editing all the footage and additional material from Radius of Influence 2010 conference sessions, and we will post videos, notes, slides and links here as they become available. For those who don’t want to wait, I’ve highlighted a few of the speakers below. Enjoy, and welcome to the new Radius of Influence blog.
Ben McConnell
Ben is a principal at Ant’s Eye View and the co-author of two seminal books on customer loyalty: Citizen Marketers: When People are the Message and Creating Customer Evangelists: How Loyal Customers Become a Volunteer Salesforce. You can find Ben over at his Church of the Customer Blog (which happens to be ranked as one of the most popular business blogs in the world, with over 100k subscribers).
Ben on Twitter
UPDATE: Check out an overview of Ben’s ROI2010 presentation.
Sally Hogshead
Sally’s insights have been profiled by The New York Times, NBC, ABC, CBS and MSNBC. She leads keynotes for companies such as Starbucks and Microsoft as well as innovation workshops around the world. Sally helps companies uncover smarter, faster, more creative solutions. Her most recent book is Fascinate: Your 7 Triggers to Persuasion and Captivation.
Sally on Twitter
Buzz Bruggeman
An early and longtime participant in the blogging community, Buzz has been featured in books by Dan Gillmor and Robert Scoble. Buzz is one of the founders of ActiveWords and routinely speaks on using new media and technology tools related to innovation, productivity and marketing. Buzz wanted attendees to remember ActiveWords, Gist, Eyejot and Copy2Contact from his presentation.
UPDATE: You can now download the PDF version of Buzz’s Making it All Work! Leveraging Some of the Newest Ideas in Technology to Enhance Your Practice. It is a Mindjet mind map, so play around by expanding topics and clicking through to external sites.
Eric Turkewitz
Eric is a practicing medical malpractice and personal injury attorney and principal of The Turkewitz Law Firm. In both 2008 and 2009 the American Bar Association Journal selected Turkewitz’ New York Personal Injury Law Blog as one of the nation’s top 100 law blogs. The blog has been cited by, among other domestic and international newspapers, The New York Times, Wall Street Journal and Washington Post. The framework for Eric’s ROI talk were the following posts:
- Better Blogging – 12 Tips
- Attorney Solicitation 2.0 — Is It Ethical?
- This Blog for Sale
- I Hate My Website
UPDATE: Eric’s talk, Good Practices for Blogging, is now online.
Great introduction, Nick. I’m proud to report that we should also have the dates and location for ROI 2011 in the next couple of weeks.