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Personal Branding And Reputation Management, The Topic And The Action

by · August 19, 2008

In June of this year, Crystal Peterson, Doe-Anderson‘s Sr. VP for Human Resources, and I presented a personal branding and online reputation management talk at the Louisville Advertising Federation‘s Young Professionals event. You can read about it here and see the slide show presentation here.

WFPL Logo - 89.3 FM Louisville Public RadioToday, that discussion continues and expands on WFPL, Louisville’s NPR affiliate and public radio station on the talk show, “State of Affairs.” I’ll join host Julie Kredens and two area attorneys, Jeff Calabrese and Michale Losavio, to cover the topic, “Employers, Privacy and Social Media.” I can’t imagine me and two lawyers going back and forth not being entertaining. In Louisville, you can hear us live at 11 a.m. ET/10 a.m. CT on 89.3 FM. You can also listen to the stream on WFPL’s website and access the archived podcast of the show on the site whenever you like, as well.

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Potential Employers Are Watching You

by · June 2, 2008

On Thursday of this week, Crystal Peterson, Doe-Anderson‘s senior vice-president for human resources, and I will give a talk to the Louisville Advertising Federation called, “I See Your Profile: Your Online Life Has Windows.” The talk is to illustrate to young advertising professionals that they should be participating in social media, but they should also be taking precautions to protect their personal reputation and ensure potential employers are turned off by Googling their name.

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How Personal Is Too Much?

by · April 21, 2008

My daughter Katie was born late Saturday night. She was six pounds, two ounces and 17 inches long. Mother and baby are exceptionally well. My son Grant and I are good, too.

[flickr style="float: left"]photo:2426616395[/flickr]Katie came early – three weeks to be exact – and we didn’t know she was coming until late Friday afternoon when a 24-hour hospital stay for what the doctor’s termed, “precautionary monitoring.” The precaution turned out to be preventative and labor was induced Friday afternoon.

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Facebook Will Kill You And Other Data Mining Myths

by · December 5, 2007

Valeria Maltoni shared an interesting video on Conversation Agent today that got me riled up. I started to comment on her post and then realized the length of my response might shut down her servers. So she gets credit, I’m copying and pasting all this there, but I wanted to share the video and my response with all of you as well.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B37wW9CGWyY[/youtube]

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