Beyond financing, your syndicate can be a boon to scaling and overcoming obstacles in your startup. Streamline keeping them in the loop by using this compact deck.
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This is the 2nd presentation in a series of presentations given at the Online Marketing Course I deliver at the Jerusalem Business Center (MATI) - The presentation is in Hebrew.
Presentation I give at an IBM event, speaking about the business value of social media tools, such as Lotus Sametime (instant messaging), Lotus Connections (social software) and twitter (micro-blogging) - including IBM's own adoption.
IBM Social Media ROI - IT4 Business EventDvir Reznik
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Presentation from the latest event I spoke in, talking about the business value of social media. As with my previous deck for YCD/IBM, this one is shorter, with references to Nielsen's latest report on social media usage.
Alex Pevzner is the founding director of the Chinese Media Center, at the School of Media Studies of The College of Management Academic Studies (COMAS), Rishon LeZion, Israel. The Chinese Media Center is dedicated to connecting Israel and China in a systematic media dialogue and scholarly and professional exchanges.
Pevzner was the founding director of The Israel Project’s China program, the first ever program of its kind aimed at providing Chinese reporters with facts and information about Israel. Before returning to Israel, Pevzner worked for over five years as a staff reporter of Dow Jones Newswires in Taiwan, covering the economy, financial markets, and cross-strait ties.
Pevzner is also a consultant in the area of China and Chinese news media for Israeli companies and organizations. He regularly publishes on Israel-China ties in the leading Chinese news media publications and is often interviewed by Chinese state-owned outlets such as Xinhua News Agency and Guangming Daily. Pevzner also writes on the Chinese media in the Israeli press.
Presentation I give at an IBM event, speaking about the business value of social media tools, such as Lotus Sametime (instant messaging), Lotus Connections (social software) and twitter (micro-blogging) - including IBM's own adoption.
IBM Social Media ROI - IT4 Business EventDvir Reznik
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Presentation from the latest event I spoke in, talking about the business value of social media. As with my previous deck for YCD/IBM, this one is shorter, with references to Nielsen's latest report on social media usage.
Alex Pevzner is the founding director of the Chinese Media Center, at the School of Media Studies of The College of Management Academic Studies (COMAS), Rishon LeZion, Israel. The Chinese Media Center is dedicated to connecting Israel and China in a systematic media dialogue and scholarly and professional exchanges.
Pevzner was the founding director of The Israel Project’s China program, the first ever program of its kind aimed at providing Chinese reporters with facts and information about Israel. Before returning to Israel, Pevzner worked for over five years as a staff reporter of Dow Jones Newswires in Taiwan, covering the economy, financial markets, and cross-strait ties.
Pevzner is also a consultant in the area of China and Chinese news media for Israeli companies and organizations. He regularly publishes on Israel-China ties in the leading Chinese news media publications and is often interviewed by Chinese state-owned outlets such as Xinhua News Agency and Guangming Daily. Pevzner also writes on the Chinese media in the Israeli press.
This document summarizes the features and capabilities of an integrated media monitoring and analysis platform, including single sign-on access, customizable organization of departments and concepts, targeted content distribution via email or traditional outlets, engagement monitoring and analysis, and reporting on coverage volumes and percentages across topics, sources and time. The platform allows users to search media clips, target outlets and build lists, distribute content, engage on social media, and analyze reporting metrics.
The document provides tips for successfully launching new products and services into the blogosphere. It discusses optimizing a digital news release about the product and distributing it to bloggers in the target industry and audience. Metrics show blogs are influential and read by many. The tips include crafting an interesting story about how the product meets needs, using images and video, enlisting marketing help, and leveraging the initial coverage through additional outreach.
The document provides an overview of eXtensible Business Reporting Language (XBRL), including what it is, how it works, key terms, SEC filing requirements, best practices for tagging financial documents in XBRL format, and the process and deliverables for outsourcing XBRL filing services. XBRL creates standardized, machine-readable tags for financial disclosures to facilitate analysis and reuse of reported information. Companies must file various financial reports in XBRL format according to SEC phase-in schedules.
The document provides an overview of eXtensible Business Reporting Language (XBRL), including what it is, how it works, key terms, SEC filing requirements, best practices for creating XBRL documents, and the process and deliverables for outsourcing XBRL services. XBRL creates machine-readable tags for financial disclosures to facilitate analysis and reuse of data. It requires tagging individual items in statements like the income statement, balance sheet, and cash flow statement according to established standards.
This document discusses how communications and public relations are evolving with new media. It notes that consumers now get news through social networks and companies want direct access to engage audiences through continuous messaging. The traditional PR model of working with journalists has changed, and content must now be optimized for search and shared across online networks to reach audiences through the "long tail." Tips are provided for creating shareable content and using multimedia, social media, and analytics to measure engagement.
This document discusses regulatory implications of XBRL and other legal updates presented at the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange Visitor Center by Joseph Magnas of Morrison & Foerster LLP. It provides an overview of topics including why the SEC requires interactive data in filings, what filings require interactive data and what parts must be tagged, who must provide interactive data and when based on their filing status, and considerations regarding liability, certifications, and Dodd-Frank issues. The presentation outlines the phase-in requirements for interactive data based on filing status and fiscal period end dates.
Rodman & Renshaw is a full-service investment and merchant bank committed to fostering growth companies. It has offices in New York, Houston, Calgary, and London. Rodman & Renshaw provides corporate finance, research, sales & trading, and after-market support services. It has a history of acquisitions and capital raises to diversify its geographic, sector, and product offerings. Rodman & Renshaw has been the top placement agent for PIPE and RD financings in recent years, arranging over $1 billion in deals in both 2010 and 2009.
The document summarizes recent changes in SEC regulations and trends in corporate disclosure practices. Key points include:
- The SEC approved changes eliminating broker discretionary voting for director elections and enhancing compensation and governance disclosures.
- New regulations include requiring companies to seek retail shareholder votes, advisory votes on executive compensation, and easier shareholder nomination of directors.
- Companies are increasingly using integrated disclosure across websites, social media, and online tools to better engage with shareholders.
- Services are available to help companies reach retail and institutional investors through virtual investor conferences, targeted disclosure distribution, and identifying compatible investors.
The document discusses XBRL (eXtensible Business Reporting Language), which is an interactive data format used to tag financial statements for easier analysis. It outlines what XBRL is, key terms, SEC requirements, best practices for tagging, the tagging process, validation checks, and deliverables. Vintage Filings provides full-service XBRL tagging and filing services to help companies comply with SEC mandates in a cost-effective manner.
The document discusses the pros and cons of providing financial guidance to investors. It notes that while guidance reduces surprises and increases transparency, it can also promote short-term thinking and loss of credibility if the guidance is not met. The document also examines whether guidance is better provided on a quarterly or annual basis, and if guidance should be discontinued during tough economic times. It summarizes surveys of companies' guidance practices and provides an analysis that guidance is generally preferable to no guidance to promote transparency with investors.
41. “ We wanted to provide our developers and customers with a place to have conversations about our product, and share their ideas.†Ekaterina Walter, a social media strategist at Intel
43. “ We don’t have a corporate blog or a corporate Twitter ID because we want the ‘IBMers’ in aggregate to be the corporate blog and the corporate Twitter ID,†“We represent our brand online the way it always has been, which is employees first. Our brand is largely shaped by the interactions that they have with customers.†Adam Christensen, social media communications at IBM Corporation