Thursday, June 04, 2009 from 8:00 AM - 11:00 AM (ET)
New speaker added: Craig Newmark, founder of Craigslist.
There's a huge amount of recent buzz around transforming government and using the web to make federal agencies and other government entities more transparent, accountable, and accessible to citizens.
At the same time, the public sector is being asked to do more with less. Government agencies also operate within unique constraints
How can public sector organizations get past the hype, glitz, and glamour of Web 2.0 and use it effectively to accomplish their objectives?
This Web Executive Seminar, will help senior decision-makers, web managers, and others see examples of innovative web initiatives that have been successful, hear from colleagues about challenges and issues they are facing, and discuss smart, actionable strategies for pushing the envelope.
Although techies are welcome, the discussion will be strategic in nature focusing on practical real-world examples of successful initiatives.
Our presenters include:
The panel will be moderated by Joe Pringle of Forum One Communications.
Speakers from agencies and organizations who have increased their content's transparency and availability will provide advice on:
Staff from federal agencies, think tanks, and nonprofit organizations are welcomed!
Agenda
8:00-8:10: Registration and Continental Breakfast
8:10-8:30: Welcome and Introductions
8:30-9:45: First Panel: Overview and interactive case study
9:45-10:00: Break
10:00-11:00: Second Panel: Additional case studies, discussion
11:00-12:30: Optional Networking/Socializing/Lunch with presenters (pay as you go)
Forum One Communications is a web strategy and development group based in Alexandria, Virginia.
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