Social Networking - Increase your Personal & HR Opportunities September 10, 2009

In this event of the GABA-Job-Hunting-Series, you will learn effective ways of utilizing sites like LinkedIn, Facebook, and Twitter for state-of-the-art personal marketing and job search.

Social networking is a relatively new phenomenon, which has become too pervasive to ignore. What you do NOT know can hurt you.

- Everyone needs to utilize some aspect of social networking as part of his or her personal marketing strategy and potential job search.

- There are hundreds of social networking sites and activities. Which ones do you need to use, when do you need to start and why?

- What can you accomplish with social networking?

- How to use Social Networking for recruiting or job hunting

- What you should not do with social networking!

Our speaker, Tim Bailey, specializes in all aspects of social networking for growing revenues including business development, channel development, and solution marketing. As a seasoned business development and marketing professional, Tim has over 20 years of experience with high-tech products and services in the U.S. and international markets with companies of all sizes.
Before becoming a consultant, Tim served as the Director, Worldwide Business Development for Hewlett Packard's workstation group, Director, Worldwide Solution Marketing and Business Development for SGI, and Vice President, Mechanical Systems for Computervision.
Early in his professional career, Tim founded Metagraphics, Inc. and raised over $10M to develop and market automated drawing conversion products worldwide.

Mr. Bailey holds a Masters of Business Administration from Northeastern University, a Masters of Science in Computer Science, from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute; and a Bachelors of Science in Electrical Engineering from Virginia Polytechnic Institute.

Complimentary appetizers, beer, wine and soft drinks will be served.

$15 members & unemployed, $25 non-members, $35 at the door.

Official Website: http://www.gaba-network.org