Newsflash
Reaching Customers in the 21st Century - Tools to be Successful
May 23, 2012 7:00 - 9:00 am
Presented by:
Karl Samp - University of MN Extension, Brian Laverdiere – WebWizard Works, Inc., Greg Bruestle - Connected in Benton County
We will discuss challenges and changes facing businesses today in reaching a diverse customer base. You will hear about new trends in how people use the internet and mobile devices to shop, and learn some of the new internet-based marketing tools to help you succeed in reaching new customers and building loyalty with your existing customers.
Free for attendees – One year subscription to Atomic Training – a $199.00 value
-- Location: The New Sauk Rapids City Hall – 250 Summit Avenue North
-- Registration and continental breakfast: 7:30a.m. – 7:45a.m. (sponsored by Connected in Benton County)
-- Presentation: 7:45 a.m. – 9:00 a.m.
Please RSVP to Nancy Hoffman by May 21, 2012 at
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or (320)968-5071
Living Connected in Benton County
Focuses on bringing the full promise of broadband technologies to rural Minnesota.
Living Connected in Benton County is a project partner in the Minnesota Intelligent Rural Communities Initiative (MIRC). MIRC is a coalition of 19 statewide partners and 11 demonstration communities funded in large part through an American Recovery and Reinvestment Act grant. The work of the coalition focuses on bringing the full promise of broadband technologies to rural Minnesota communities, businesses and people. Blandin Foundation serves as the project administrator.
Why Broadband Is Important To Rural Minnesota!
Hello, my name is Bernadine Joselyn, director of public policy and engagement for the Blandin Foundation in Grand Rapids, Minnesota.
The Blandin Foundation is dedicated to strengthening rural Minnesota communities. That is why we are so focused on the important issue of broadband access and use. We believe that broadband is the new indispensible infrastructure for healthy rural communities.
