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Description: “Boots on the Ground” is the first of a series of “unofficial” social media panel discussions with key influencers in the outdoor adventure community. The moderated discussion will focus on real-life case studies that have created incredible connections and opportunities for individuals that showcase the true power social media. Panelists will share their experiences — what has worked and not worked — how to use it correctly and the backlash when a brand lacks authenticity.
What makes this session different? It’s been organized and promoted utilizing nothing more than the social media channels that many in the outdoor adventure community are currently using to make connections. And it was organized one week prior to the event. It’s an experiement. Let’s see if it works.
Host: CASKA – Chicago Area Sea Kayakers Association and Erewhon Mountain Outfitter Date: Friday, February 19, 2010 Time: 7:00pm – 9:00pm Location: Columbia College Street: 33 East Congress Parkway–Room 219 City/Town: Chicago, IL
“Two friends build their own kayaks and paddle alone for 97 days in the wilderness over 1,300 miles from Alaska to Seattle and survive to talk about most things.”
The film has been getting rave reviews in screening throughout North America for its humor, good photography and the winning ways of its two subjects as they paddle their way south.
Erewhon Mountain Outfitter is co-sponsoring the screening and is supply door prizes for attendees as well as a $150 raffle prize.
Doors open at 6:30 p.m. Get there early as space is limited.
“Boots on the Ground” is the first of a series of “unofficial” social media panel discussions with key influencers in the outdoor adventure community. The moderated discussion will focus on real-life case studies that have created incredible connections and opportunities for individuals that showcase the true power social media. Panelists will share their experiences — what has worked and not worked — how to use it correctly and the blowback when a brand lacks authenticity.
What makes this session different? It’s been organized and promoted utilizing nothing more than the social media channels that many in the outdoor adventure community are currently using to make connections. And it was organized one week prior to the event. It’s an experiement. Let’s see if it works.
Format: Traditional panel format where panelists will be asked a series of questions by a moderator. The second half of the session will be dedicated to audience discussion and questions.