2013 - Non-Profit Education & Training Workshop Series - Meet the Media - March

Nonprofit Education & Training

Supporting the development and advancement of nonprofit organizations in Loudoun County

The N.E.T. Collaborative is a partnership among the Loudoun County Chamber of Commerce, Loudoun Cares, Piedmont Community Foundation, Morven Park, and Volunteer Loudoun to offer Loudoun’s charitable nonprofit community a series of helpful and educational workshops.
 

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Workshop #2 MEET THE MEDIA

How often do your news releases make it past the editor and into the media? Are your social network systems up to snuff? Do you have a bead on your audience, and how to get their attention? Are approaches the same, or different, for regional media outlets versus community media?

Join the N.E.T. Collaborative for Meet the Media, a panel discussion from seasoned media professionals plus the opportunity to pose your questions and get answers from our presenters:

• Norman K. Styer, Publisher/Editor-in-Chief, Leesburg Today Media Services
• Ben Weber, General Manager, Purcellville Gazette & Loudoun Today
• Teresa Davenport, Director of Public Relations and Grants, Morven Park
• Heather Bartlow, Director of Social Media, Morven Park
• Mike Petrusky, Account Executive, Kayrell Solutions

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2013 SIGNATURE SERIES SPONSOR:

    

PLATINUM SPONSOR:

        

BEVERAGE & FOOD SPONSOR:    
         


BUSINESS PARTNER:
Loudoun County Industrial Development Authority

PHOTOGRAPHY BY:
Joey Smiles Photography

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SAVE THE DATE FOR FUTURE SEMINARS:

Board Speed Dating
May 30, 2013
Waterford Foundation
5:00 - 7:30 pm

Fundamentals of Fundraising
July 17, 2013
George Mason University
8:30 - 11:00 am

How to Ask for Money in Person
October 8, 2013
LCCC Office
9:00 am - 1:00 pm

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Registration Fee:
Members          |  $35
Non-Members  |  $40

Registration will close at noon Friday March 1st.

All sponsorship commitments are final.  All ticket and table sales are final within 72 hours of the event.  No refunds or credits will be issued.  Admission is $10 higher at the door