CITR Workshop Series, Special Edition #1- Promotions and Development

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CITR Workshop Series Special Edition #1: Promotions and Development
Tuesday, May 15, 6:00PM (the workshop will end between 8:00 and 8:30
UBC SUB, Room 207/209

Free to all CITR members. Not a member? Join at the workshop and it will be included in your fee.

Please RSVP to Zoe- volunteer@citr.ca as space is limited!

Material covered will include:

* Reviews of Facebook, Twitter, tumblr, Instagram: how to use them, and how to use them effectively
* How to tweet, re-post, and connect to other users and groups through tagging
* Expanding on your radio show concept
* Developing your brand and connecting with related communities
* The (vast) world of promotions as a whole

Presenter #1- Vanessa Tam

Vanessa Tam graduated from BCIT’s New Media and Web Development program in 2011, and has since been working in her chosen field of Online Marketing. She specializes in creating strategies for social media, email newsletters and professional blogs. She is currently representing a variety of companies including: Fortune Sound Club, Gman and Rizk, Catalog Gallery and Native Shoes.

Presenter #2- Amalia J. Nickel

Amalia Judith Nickel is pretty determined to get what she wants. And what she wants is to create innovative campaigns that involve music, mentorship and various levels of meaning. In three short years, Amalia has organized and motivated a successful integration of Western Canadian hip-hop into the consciousness of fans worldwide via Canada’s number one source for hip-hop, HipHopCanada.com. Amalia’s development of the Western Canadian Editorial role has involved internship programming, staff facilitation, and partnerships with labels, promotion teams and artists. This position has led into creative content development for various artists and labels, plus freelance work for other publications. All these things come together in her production company Team Heartbreak – a chance to tell a story in the most culturally relevant way, in a medium whose integrity matches its message.