THANK YOU WEEK – Looking to Hire? My Job Description

What a wild week! I would like to conclude THANK YOU WEEK here at 501derful.org by posting one of my favorite documents. This is what I was hired to do while I was at the American Cancer Society : Director of Online Communications. Of course this changed over time. A LOT!  I came to supervise the Manager of eRevenue and the Manager of Interactive Media (while mentoring them both) and a Social Media Intern. My final title was Director of Web, Film and Interactive Strategy.

However this was the orginal document and makes a great platform to change and adapt. So go out and hire your own Online Communications person.  Edit and modify it as you see fit.

Leave me comments on what you want to see in our next THANK YOU week.

Director Online Communications Job Descrip

THANK YOU WEEK – Coming Soon

Hey Readers!

I am on vacation all this week but I wanted to let you know about a special upcoming event here at 501derful.org. And that is THANK YOU WEEK! Basically this is a week where I do nothing but thank all the wonderful people that have made this Blog what it is today.

I will be doing that by sharing a ton of information with you. From the Social Media Documents I created at the American Cancer Society (in an editable foramt) to almost all the notes from the Austin Non Profit Bar Camp that I helped create.

So stay tuned THANK YOU week is going to be freaking HUGE.

How was Non Profit Bar Camp?

As one of the founders of Non Profit Bar Camp in Austin I want to know what you thought? How was it? Did you have fun? What are the top 3 things that you learned? Let us know in the comments below.

Also our digital curator for the event, Greg Foster, want your notes, photos, slides and more.  Here is what he is asking for

“For those of you amongst this hidden collection of friends who are new acquaintances I just met this weekend, I’d like to say it was a pleasure to meet you and I look forward to getting to know you better and collaborating in the years to come.  I’m writing to follow up on the last minute idea we had to solicit and gather notes from the session participants.  We haven’t gotten much uptake so far!  So I thought to send out an email to the folks I know who were in attendance, asking for their assistance.

If you took notes during the sessions you attended, or better yet presented, we would love to post them on http://npocamp.net/.  These do not have to be the least bit polished, and overlap is bueno.  I will deal with organizing and posting everything.  There is no doubt that the sterling reputation of the first event will precede the second; when it’s time for the second, an online archival representation of the first can stir fond memories and excite new interest.”

e: gfoster@entersection.org

Austin Non Profit Bar Camp is ALIVE!

It’s close enough to Halloween, so enjoy the title. But more importantly Austin is having it’s first ever Non Profit Bar Camp! Are you coming? What is it? How much does it cost? What’s a Bar Camp? Keep reading!

Austin Non Profit Camp is a FREE, facilitated and participant driven conference that will be the place in Austin for non profits to learn and troubleshoot their technology, marketing, fundraising and social media problems in a supportive, collaborative setting.

ACC Eastview |Saturday, November 14, 2009 | 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM (CST)

Non Profit Bar Camp is being spearheaded by myself, Jon Lebkowsky, Maggie Duval and Matt Glazer. Our goal is to take the successful Bar Camp model and apply it to expand understanding and awareness of technology within the non-profit community in Central Texas.

How It Works:

Non profits and technology folks come together to have conversations about the issues that they face in a no sales, no cost environment. We bring tech experts together with nonprofits in a context that will facilitate mutual understanding. In addition to scheduled speakers, attendees will have the option to sign up to speak about issues and solutions they know best.

Nonprofit attendees collaboratively problem solve issues they face with running and promoting their organizations, workshopping with local technologists about the latest and most effective technologies and methodologies. These conversations will help nonprofits filter what’s useful from what’s not and keep their organizations humming and on track.

Topics:

Google Apps, Data Exchange/Salesforce, Google Grants, Social Media, Marketing, Cloud Computing, Email Marketing, Fundraising in Social Media, ZERO COST Infrastructure, ROI of The Cloud and more.

Sign up at Eventbrite: http://npocamp.eventbrite.com/