CO FENG July 2008 Meeting - “Extreme LinkedIn for Executives" by Mike O'Neil the LinkedIn Guru

When:

Wednesday, 7/23/2008
5:30 PM to 8:00 PM

Where:

Lance Butler of Moreton & Company
4600 S. Ulster Street, Suite #380
Denver, CO 80237

Third Floor Board Room

303-385-2123 direct
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Agenda:

Speaker: Mike O'Neil, President of Integrated Alliances

Topic: “Extreme LinkedIn for Executives” Mike will present how a senior financial executive can benefit greatly by using LinkedIn to find people at targeted companies, be more effective at job search tasks, and leverage online networking for in-person meetings. He is a social networking expert and known in Colorado as the "King of Networking".

Sign up for one of his LinkedIn courses to gain useable knowledge of this great networking tool.You can see the list on www.cofeng.org or go to

http://www.integratedalliances.com

Integrated Alliances (est. 2003) has 9,000+ B2B associates in their network and is expanding nationally. We are known for hosting valuable and informative LinkedIn training, webinars and networking events.

Mike has educated 1,000 people, companies and groups in public and private LINKEDIN HANDS-ON WORKSHOPS and WEBINARS and via our consulting services. Mike is a high energy LinkedIn evangelical, insightful and “entertaining” LinkedIn instructor. His company currently has team of 4 LinkedIn instructors in Colorado alone.

IA teaches basic LinkedIn use, business strategies, job seeking and integrating on-line and off-line networking. Workshops are held at college classrooms and via Webinars. MIKE CAN HELP YOU AND YOUR COMPANY BE MOST SUCCESSFUL WITH LINKEDIN and soon MySpace and Facebook.

TIME: 5:30 to 8:00 pm

NETWORKING & ELEVATOR INTRODUCTIONS:
5:30 - 6:00 pm

PRESENTATION: 6:00 to 7:00 pm

LINKEDIN LIVE: 7:00 - 8:30 pm for Q&A;

COST:Complimentary, thanks to Lance Butler of Moreton and Company,
TOPIC:“Extreme LinkedIn for Executives”

Lance, our host, instructed building security to keep the front doors open until 6pm. If the doors are not open, please call us on our cell telephones and Lance or I will come down to let you in.

Greg Tripple: 720-240-6378
Lance Butler: 303-332-8779
Marty Koenig: 303-995-4523

Moreton & Company is a leading insurance broker with a proven history of stability, innovation, and strength in the insurance market. Please support our gracious host by giving Lance the opportunity to answer your questions and provide intelligent quotes for all your risk management and insurance needs.

Founded in 1910, Moreton has grown to become the largest privately owned insurance brokerage firm in the Intermountain West. We have over 180 employees in offices in Utah, Idaho, Colorado, and Arizona, and worldwide services provided through Assurex Global.

Please try to be on time. Honestly you do miss something when you arrive late.

The beginning of the meeting will be devoted to members delivering their 90-second announcements so we can learn more about each other. Our practice has been that senior members are expected to provide a job search tip at the end of their introduction. This opportunity to share your expertise has even proved to be a valuable source of ideas.

We have topics selected in advance. However, if you have one of particular interest to you, please let me know.

With regard to future meetings, please mark your calendars for the fourth Wednesday of the month and try to keep the date available. Interviews, work, and family emergencies are good exceptions.

In order to get the maximum benefit from our meeting:

1. Bring a name badge and/or “tent” to the meeting.*
2. Bring copies of your résumé and/or business cards.
3. Polish your 90 second announcement.

*(A tent is a 8” x 12” piece of cardboard folded in half with your name on BOTH sides.)

You should plan that the formal session will end no later than 7:30 PM so that the remaining 1/2 hour can be spent on a “scramble”. Everyone should stay alert during the 90 second announcements so that when we break for individual networking you are able to connect in depth with as many people as possible. I want to strongly emphasize the importance to your job search of making a personal connection to other members.

If you bring a BIG name badge & big tent, this will also help. There is nothing more embarrassing than to get engrossed in a conversation with someone and have to ask them to repeat their name! Make it easy for others to remember you.