8 great case studies on the best social media programs at large corporations.
BlogWell is the only conference where social media executives from large companies come together to share their case studies, offer practical, how-to advice, and answer your questions. You'll learn how to get started, get past roadblocks, and make your social media program phenomenal.
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Nestor Portillo, Community and Online Support
How Microsoft is empowering customers and using their feedback via social media.

Rod Brooks, VP, Chief Marketing Officer
How this large regional insurer uses social media to connect with their customers.

Todd Blecher, Director, Finance Communications
How this global B2B brand is using social media to create industry connections.

Bryan Rhodes, Senior Online Strategist
How social media helps communications at the world's largest chip maker.

Robert Raines, Manager, Interactive Communications
How this global energy brand is sharing their story through social media.

Duane Schulz, VP, Interactive and Social Marketing
How this legendary brand is embracing modern communications through social media.

Alex Wheeler, Director, Digital Strategy
How social media is powering product launches and building a sense of community at Starbucks.

Kenny Rowe, eCommerce Manager
How this apparel retailer uses social media to reach their customers.
*Agenda times or presenters are subject to change.
| Where: | Microsoft Corporation, The Mixer North Commons, 15255 NE 40th Street, Redmond, WA |
| When: | May 5, 2010 |
| Price: | $250 |
| Recommended Hotels: |
Westin Bellevue Marriott Redmond Town Center |
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Procter & Gamble
Marketing in the Age of Social Media – Examples from Procter & Gamble, by Stan Joosten.
General Mills
General Mills Goes Social Media, by Mark Addicks.
View all past BlogWell case study videos »
BlogWell Atlanta featured speakers from Newell-Rubbermaid, The Home Depot, UPS, Coca-Cola, Orange Business Services, SunGard, Turner Broadcasting System, and ConAgra Foods. Themes included how to manage social media from a multi-brand perspective, how to embrace social media culture, how to defend your brand through social media, and how traditional media and social media can work together.
BlogWell Minneapolis, hosted by General Mills, featured speakers from McDonald’s, Mayo Clinic, CME Group, General Mills, AccuQuote, Ford, Progressive, and Walmart. Themes included how to support online word of mouth, using social media at all levels of a corporation, social media for the analytic marketer, engaging in social media in “unsocial” industries, engaging with massive audiences, and using social media to reach online influencers.
BlogWell San Francisco featured speakers from Dell, Kaiser Permanente, SAP, Cisco, Intuit, PepsiCo, Wells Fargo, and General Mills. Topics included how to use social media to engage on a daily basis, how to connect with influential talkers online, using communities to deliver extraordinary customer experiences, launching an engagement program amidst a crisis, using social media internally, using social media to collaborate with customers, driving traffic to blogs and communities away from corporate sites, and integrating new media such as FriendFeed and Twitter into campaigns.
BlogWell New York featured speakers from Microsoft, General Electric, Nokia, Turner Broadcasting System, Tyson Foods, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Coca-Cola, and Johnson & Johnson. Themes included how to engage influencers, taking your story straight to the people who care, using social media tools and trends to change how we work, delivering better experiences for audiences, and how together, we all tell better stories.
BlogWell Chicago featured speakers from The Home Depot, Mayo Clinic, Procter & Gamble, US Coast Guard, Sharpie, Allstate, Molson, and H&R Block. Themes included how to engage in social media without freaking out the legal department, growing online communities, government use of social media, and how to promote word of mouth online.
BlogWell San Jose featured case study presentations from Cisco, Graco, Intel, The Home Depot, UPS, Wells Fargo, Kaiser Permanente, and Walmart. Themes included using video blogging (vlogging), empowering employees to use social media, social media monitoring, and managing large communities.