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Social Media in the Digital Age - what do millenials think about information and the digital age? To build and maintain associations developing membership is vital. Real Cool TV creates compelling stories about the value of membership that help showcase an association and build a unique visualization of its culture, style and programs. We undertake projects to create testimonial style videos of members that are shot in their locations (or at an association event) and then help exploit these videos on association web-sites, via social media and as part of membership recruitment initiatives. If you would like to know more please email us at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or call 508.337.8520 for a no obligation conversation. Actual examples - click on the images to view the videosXPX is an association whose goals are to:
For over thirty years the Boston Chapter of the Society for Information Management (SIM) has been the meeting place for information technology executives, leading IT consultants, academicians, and senior business executives who play key roles in the use of information technology in their organizations. Boston SIM offers a collaborative exploration of best practices, trends and lessons learned for those who shape and influence the management and use of it.
The Ad Club is the trade association for the New England marketing & communications industry. Focused on networking, education, professional development, advocacy, and diversity, The Ad Club presents over 30 events and programs every year. Legacy events like the Hatch Awards, Media Auction, and Rosoff Awards run side-by-side with the latest in new media and the digital landscape.
The New England Society of Healthcare Strategy (NESHS). Is an organization within the healthcare industry dedicated to providing career and professional development opportunities to the Society's members throughout the New England region. Their goal is to enable practitioners in healthcare strategy, development, and implementation to enhance their competence and effectiveness.
The Women’s Bar Foundation's principal mission is to provide free legal services to low-income individuals, primarily women. Toward that end, the WBF directs five pro bono programs. To administer the programs, the WBF recruits volunteer lawyers, conducts intensive training led by experts throughout the Commonwealth, and provides mentors to ensure that volunteer attorneys receive the guidance necessary to provide the highest quality legal services available.
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