Please join us for an exciting Social Media Breakfast! We are switching things up a bit this time, and focusing on social media for nonprofits.

Don’t work for a nonprofit? That’s okay. We’re looking for people to bring their expertise and partner with nonprofits in need.

Topics include:

1. Creating Engaging Content
2. The importance of scanning yourself
3. Setting up social media pages (how/why/what)
4. Integrating your social media channels
5. How to create (and share) a strategy with staff and volunteers

This month we’ll also be matching up nonprofits in need of help with web savvy peeps.  Don’t miss this special event!

Our featured speakers for SMB Toledo #16 are:

Andy Wolber provides technology consulting for the nonprofit community. His experience includes staff positions with Michigan Nonprofit Association & NPower Michigan, the Dallas Historical Society, Dallas Theatre Center, Dallas Black Dance Theatre, and volunteer leadership of the Dallas Arts District Friends.Andy holds an MBA/MA in Arts Administration from Southern Methodist University, and a BA in Music Theory and Composition from Spring Arbor University. He resides in Ann Arbor, MI with his wife, Liz, and daughter, Katie. Learn more at www.wolberworks.com.

Amanda Aldrich is advancing the common good in our community as the Online Engagement Specialist for United Way of Greater Toledo. She is responsible for researching, developing, implementing, and maintaining interactive marketing strategies including web, social media, and email communications. A passionate nonprofit advocate, Aldrich previously served as the Executive Director of Food For Thought Toledo. Prior to her appointment as the Executive Director, she volunteered her time as the Marketing Director and served on the Board of Directors. She nurtured an engaged community of followers by creating appealing content through social media, email communications, blogs, and print. Her experience as a volunteer, board member, Executive Director, and donor provide a well-rounded approach to marketing and communications. She also understands balancing the difficulties of minimal budgets and staff with sharing a compelling message to donors. Aldrich resides in West Toledo with her husband, two dogs, and one cat.