Get inspired by SYMBA Project: promoting Industrial Symbiosis
Using Social Media Tools and Developing Social Enterprise Plans
1. Using Social Media
Tools and Developing
Social Enterprise Plans
Chad Carwein – Greensboro, NC
Mya Myo Chel – Myanmar
2. Where We’re Headed
● Intro to speakers and topics
● Social Enterprise Concept
● Group demos and discussion
● Process and apply info
3. About Us
Chad Carwein Mya Myo Chel
Sustainability Education and Outreach Specialist Project Director at PS Business School
BA in Psychology, ‘09
University of Kentucky
MPA-MSES, ‘12
Indiana University
School of Public & Environmental Affairs
BA in Business Science,
Yangon Co-operative University
MBA
Yangon Institute of Economics
Dip; in Business Managegement (UK)
UNCGreen Advisor, Intern Supervisor, Website
and Social Media Manager, Event Planner, GO
2.0 Program Developer, Competition Facilitator
Lecturer, Specialize in Project and Service
Development
4. About Our Employers
UNC Greensboro Private Business School
Public
Provides Business Management &
Foundation Program
14,592 UG / 3,482 G About 350 Students
2,734 faculty/staff
1 college + 7 schools
2 FTEs, 2 students
10. Twitter: Plugs, Infographics, Lists SumAll: Social Media Analytics
Facebook: Shares, Events, Lists Hootsuite - Social Media Scheduler
Instagram: Photos, Memes, Lists Iconosquare - Instagram Analytics
Advanced:
11. MailChimp: eNewsletter Analytics Prezi: Interactive Presentation Tool
QR Codes: Print to Web Connection Google Plus: URL Shortener + Analytics
Picktochart: Infographic Developer Tagxedo: Custom WordCloud Generator
Advanced:
12. Facebook Instagram Twitter
● List of over 160 offices
● Apps, Events, Boosts
● List of over 30 offices
● Photos, Filters, Tags
● List of over 200 offices
● Piktochart Infographics
19. Important Questions to Ask
● Who are you trying to engage? (i.e. faculty, staff,
undergrads, grads, on-campus, off-campus, all)
● What is one channel or online tool you would like
people to engage with more?
● What is working well on your campus?
● What are your challenges with social media? Where
can you improve?
30. Operation
• Contract with Street Children & their supervisors
• Total 100, 60 can make products
• Link with Monastery Education
• Arrange Food, Shelter & Cloths
• No Money to them
42. Where Will You Go From Here?
● Questions?
● How Can We Help You?
● What’s next to implement your SE plan?
43. Feel Free to Follow Up!
Mya Myo Chel – Myanmar – mmchael@gmail.com
Chad Carwein – Greensboro, NC – cgcarwei@uncg.edu
Notes de l'éditeur
Casey - 1 mins.
Each - 1 min.
Each - 1 min.
CHAD - 2 mins.
I’ll be talking about the basic essentials of using these common social media platforms for those of you who do not have a lot of time to spend on this, are new to it, or are winging it. BUT before you use the tools, strategize how to use them effectively. There are some questions to take into consideration that will help you do just that.
CHAD - 2 mins.
Audience - commuters, admin / facilities, labs / research
CHAD - 1 min.
CHAD - 2 mins.
Use hashtags and mentions. Pictures of people bc this recycle bin doesn’t have friends that will share our post.
CHAD - 1 min.
What are you trying to accomplish?
How will you know if your efforts are working?
It’s important to know what to measure: views, likes, RT, etc.
Now I’m going to highlight some tools for measuring analytics.
CHAD - 1 mins.
As I have emphasized, efficient use of time is key to your social media strategy. In order to do so, you must know your audience. Typically, a diverse approach will be most effective to reach across campus. Next, I will give you a brief overview of the more advanced tools and provide examples of few resources that can enhance your outreach efforts.
CHAD - 1 mins.
After I present the following applications and touch on their general capabilities, we should have plenty of time to conduct a few online demonstrations. This will give you an opportunity to gain a more in-depth understanding in terms of functionality, which will help maximize the efficiency and reach of your marketing strategies and promotional campaigns.
Avenues - diverse approach using QR codes to connect printed materials to additional online resources
Analytics - SumAll for monitoring social media accounts and MailChimp for tracking eNewsletter performance
CHAD -1 mins.
Introduction about Social Enterprise - 5 minutes
The Value of Social Enterprise – 2 min
10 minutes
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Value Proposition (Social Value/ Impact)
Customer Segments
Type of Intervention (Product/ Services)
Key Resources
Key Activities (Marketing – 4 Ps)
Key Partners
Channels
Costs
Revenue
Surplus
Case study about Myanmar Social Enterprise
10 minutes altogether
Explain the trend – 1 min
Define the Social problem in the society and give 5 minutes for brain storming.
Define Solution the problems (just ideas) – 5 minutes