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Wed, Jun 29, 2011
Events
12:00pm - 02:00pm
How Digital Communications Makes Economies and Companies Grow Faster
Registration/Cancellation Deadline: Fri, Jun 24, 2011
Speaker: Paul Argenti, Ph.D. (Professor of Management and Corporate Communication, Tuck School of Business, Dartmouth College)
Hosting Committee(s): Foreign Direct Investment, Information, Communications and Technology
Venue: Tokyo American Club MAP
Member Fee: ¥5400
Guest Fee: ¥6400
Extras: Meal included
The explosion of blogs, social networking sites, wikis, video sharing
sites, and other powerful digital communications platforms may be the
biggest game-changer affecting business since manufacturing was
mechanized. In today's Web 2.0 world, company stakeholders are
empowered in ways unimaginable just a few years ago, and traditional
corporate hierarchies are yesterday's news. Even young revolutionaries
in Middle Eastern countries have been empowered!
Please join international corporate communications guru Paul A. Argenti,
Professor of Management and Corporate Communication at Dartmouth Tuck
School of Business, as he gives us a an up-to-date review of the digital
media landscape and where it is headed and analyzes the increasingly
central role that digital corporate communications plays in increasing
economic growth. (Not to mention, international politics.)
If you want to keep up with your competitors, sign up early.
sites, and other powerful digital communications platforms may be the
biggest game-changer affecting business since manufacturing was
mechanized. In today's Web 2.0 world, company stakeholders are
empowered in ways unimaginable just a few years ago, and traditional
corporate hierarchies are yesterday's news. Even young revolutionaries
in Middle Eastern countries have been empowered!
Please join international corporate communications guru Paul A. Argenti,
Professor of Management and Corporate Communication at Dartmouth Tuck
School of Business, as he gives us a an up-to-date review of the digital
media landscape and where it is headed and analyzes the increasingly
central role that digital corporate communications plays in increasing
economic growth. (Not to mention, international politics.)
If you want to keep up with your competitors, sign up early.
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