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SMPS Atlanta Blog for AEC Marketers: August 2011
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Wednesday, August 17, 2011. SERC: Call for Presentations! The SMPS Southeast Regional Conference (SERC). Programs Committee invites you to submit a proposal for a breakout session for Get Down In Crown Town, the 2012 SMPS Southeast Regional Conference, March 28-30, 2012, in Charlotte, NC. Please download the Call for Presentations in MS Word format (at the conference website: www.smps-seregconf.org. Complete, and email to Michele Lewis ( mlewis@rjagroup.com. Before 5 PM EST on September 15, 2011. Read up...
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SMPS Atlanta Blog for AEC Marketers: October 2010
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Monday, October 11, 2010. SMPS Atlanta Sponsoship Opportunities. As we enter into a new SMPS Year, 2010-2011, it’s time for our annual. For 2011. Our Sponsorship team has worked hard to revamp our sponsorship packages to include exceptional values for vendor and industry firms alike. We’re excited to roll out these new packages and hope you will consider supporting. This year our Chapter Partner and Platinum Sponsor levels are. Only open to non-competing firms. One free year of SMPS membership or renewal.
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SMPS Atlanta Blog for AEC Marketers: November 2010
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Monday, November 8, 2010. With Our Economy in the Red, Green is the New Black. Clear, accurate reporting is crucial to every successful business plan. Demand the same understanding of your overhead expenses as you would of any service area or marketing campaign. Collect historical data, and create baselines of your previous utility use. Track and trend the current data against previous patterns. Set benchmarks to solidify your energy goals. Get the low-hanging fruit. Install low-flow plumbing fixtures.
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SMPS Atlanta Blog for AEC Marketers: July 2011
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Wednesday, July 20, 2011. Why Social Media is Useful to A/E/C Firms. Perhaps those in the A/E/C industry find it counterintuitive to interact with the general population, given that their firms are tailored to such small niche markets? Read the more about Social Media and it's impact on AEC firms in the upcoming August Edition of the SMPS Atlanta Inspiration Newsletter. To get on our email distribution list for this newsletter and other SMPS Atlanta chapter news, please click HERE.
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SMPS Atlanta Blog for AEC Marketers: Social Media- Revolution or Fad?
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Wednesday, April 20, 2011. Social Media- Revolution or Fad? Interesting video on social media- posted almost two years ago, but still relevant. It's interesting to see how the AEC world is handling social media- we're seeing some firms embrace it and others shirk from it like the plague. How is your firm handling the social media revolution? Is there really any question anymore to whether it's just a fad? Labels: board, chapter AEC Industry. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Why Do Implementations Fail?
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SMPS Atlanta Blog for AEC Marketers: February 2011
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Friday, February 25, 2011. Do You Speak Architect? All professions have their own jargon, their own shorthand. When speaking with your peers, it’s often easier and quicker to use those verbal shortcuts to convey your message. But too many of us forget that we’re not in-house when we speak to the rest of the world. Thank goodness none of us work with anyone that talks like this…or do we? Labels: board, chapter architect. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). There was an error in this gadget. Do You Speak Architect?
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SMPS Atlanta Blog for AEC Marketers: Why Social Media is Useful to A/E/C Firms
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Wednesday, July 20, 2011. Why Social Media is Useful to A/E/C Firms. Perhaps those in the A/E/C industry find it counterintuitive to interact with the general population, given that their firms are tailored to such small niche markets? Read the more about Social Media and it's impact on AEC firms in the upcoming August Edition of the SMPS Atlanta Inspiration Newsletter. To get on our email distribution list for this newsletter and other SMPS Atlanta chapter news, please click HERE.
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SMPS Atlanta Blog for AEC Marketers: September 2010
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Friday, September 24, 2010. AEC Mega Meeting: Show Me the Money. Was focused on a most fitting topic for the current economy: MONEY! The panelists came from a variety of backgrounds to give an overview of the private and public market sectors to discuss about where project opportunities are coming in the short and long term. Gena Evans, Executive Director, Georgia State Road and Tollway Authority. Linda M. Daniels, Vice Chancellor for Facilities, University System of Georgia. Perkins Will) discussed the ...
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SMPS Atlanta Blog for AEC Marketers: SERC: Call for Presentations!
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Wednesday, August 17, 2011. SERC: Call for Presentations! The SMPS Southeast Regional Conference (SERC). Programs Committee invites you to submit a proposal for a breakout session for Get Down In Crown Town, the 2012 SMPS Southeast Regional Conference, March 28-30, 2012, in Charlotte, NC. Please download the Call for Presentations in MS Word format (at the conference website: www.smps-seregconf.org. Complete, and email to Michele Lewis ( mlewis@rjagroup.com. Before 5 PM EST on September 15, 2011.
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SMPS Atlanta Blog for AEC Marketers: March 2011
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Monday, March 21, 2011. How Social Media Helps Me Think Like a Client. For the record (in this era of full disclosure), I have participated actively in social media communications for the past three years. I post regularly in both the professional and personal worlds. And allow me to state clearly: Never the twain shall meet. This makes me wonder, “How do clients read my copy? 8221; Or maybe, “DO clients read my copy? What unique response would make my client say, “I want to read more”? A good part of wh...