Social Media Networking Night - Hosted by Rick McAuliffe '90

Whether you've been in the business for decades or are just entering the workforce, the networking landscape continues to evolve. As our business conversations transfer online, there are countless platforms that you can use to leverage your career. But, which ones really work? How do you utilize them effectively? Where do you draw the line and take the conversation in person?

Join us for an evening of networking, mixing and mingling. Connections can always be made through our Facebook page and Twitter account - see what the SUinDC conversation is about.

When: Tuesday, November 15, 2011

7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.

Drinks and hors d'oeuvres.

Where: The University Club

1135 16th Street, NW Washington, D.C. 20005

Please note the Club's dress code.

Register here. There is limited space available.

There will be brief remarks by:

Greg Cypes '99, Director of Product, Clearspring Technologies

Greg Cypes is the director of product at Clearspring Technologies where he leads the product development for AddThis, the largest online sharing platform on the Internet. AddThis is used by over 10 million publishers and 1.2 billion users and helps publishers understand the value of their content on the social web. Prior to joining Clearspring, Greg was the technical lead for AOL Instant Messenger (AIM) for 11 years building one of the largest social networks on the Internet.

Doug Smith '98, Market Vice President, KForce Professional Staffing

KForce utilizes social media in multiple ways. Individually, recruiters and account executives leverage LinkedIn to connect with potential candidates and hiring managers. On Twitter, they are starting to utilize "trends" to bring attention to open positions and gain overall influence in the Twittersphere. Additionally, they educate clients and candidates on how to properly utilize these social media tools to gain the upper hand over other job seekers and employers.

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