I recently asked a friend (and former colleague) for feedback on my newly minted CV. It’s been a while between interviews. After 20 plus years in corporate, relaunching brands and working with some of the leading individual, team and organisational brands in the world, I’d turned my focus towards balancing my corporate experience with academia as my biological clock ticked
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If you do this… You’re signing up for this… And that’s okay, if you understand how the digital ecosystem works. Since 1920’s Australians have been encouraged to consume. Initially through the power of print media, then radio and television. Convenience has driven consumption of products and services for a hundred years, but somewhere in the last decade, you and
Read moreI spent a day with some of the brightest young minds in advertising last week. The similarities All were fabulous, capable, intelligent, hard-working ‘go-getters’. All were running some of the better social media campaigns in Australia. Some were from boutique agencies doing really cool stuff, others had evolved to freelancers, some were in-house marketers, while others were clinging lovingly to the structural
Read moreA timely reminder to never underestimate: the importance of context the power of media technologies to misconstrue intent “Happiness is when what you think, what you say, and what you do is in Harmony.” Mahatma Gandhi. pic.twitter.com/SoLszHQrgF — Tiffanny Junee (@TiffannyJunee) September 14, 2016 (One does hope the Duke and Duchess don’t mind being used in this instructive context)
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This is a great declarative piece of social communications. By this I mean, it is great to see a public sports figure take a claim to his side of the story. In regard to a video circulated that features me in it, I want to state the following: I categorically deny any previous affiliation with Chris Bloomfield. I had never previously
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In the coming months, more changes are rolling out all thanks to the fact, Twitter have redefined the 140 characters limit.
Read moreHow2 Social’s vision is to empower athletes, coaches and administrators through education about how to create knowledge and value on new social and digital media. The How2Social Sports program empowers professional athletes, teams and organisations to harness the power of the internet communications technologies to build brand value. The program is born out of ongoing social media in sports studies that began at
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It was important to me to develop a quality and individualised solution for people to learn and evolve their skill set in a ‘safe place’.
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Read moreGuest Lecture at AFTRS in May 2013 talking all things Social Media and Brand Me.
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