NNLNOLNO ` ç åíáåì áåÖ=b Çì Å~íáç å=^ ëëç Åá~íáç å=ç Ñ=k Éï =v ç êâ=J=hÉóåç íÉ=p éÉ~âÉêë Switch to admin view | Logout Jerry Nathan Bullock View profile Change password Logout Home Who We Are Upcoming Events What We Do Join Us Events Jobs Partners News Donate Contact Members | Past Events | Policies Welcome--View the full Brochure! | Keynote Speakers | Schedule of Events | Anniversary Celebration | Awards | Auction & Raffle | Accommodations & Travel | Local Activities | For Presenters Keynote Speakers The New Reality: How to Succeed in the Digital World Digital evolution is exponential and has affected every aspect of business, consumerism, culture and lifestyle. This ‘disruptive innovation’ has created a new breed of companies , such as Google, Facebook, Linkedin and Twitter, that created a new eco-system, which paved the way to a major shift in the type of skills that are required to succeed in today’s economy. In this session, Matthew Capala, will decipher winning strategies on how to adjust today’s professional education to prepare business leaders for tomorrow’s challenges. Key Takeaways: Get ahead of the pack – understand the new digital channels and how to use them Learn useful tips on how to increase your business presence and personal brand online – from increasing website visibility to social media marketing to blogging and community building Follow best-practices in incorporating digital topics into continued education programming Matthew Capala is an award-winning digital marketer, speaker, trainer, author, and blogger. He spent most of his career at global ad agencies managing Fortune 500 accounts, including Dell, LG, Hilfiger, Prudential, Sotheby's, and Western Union. Currently, he heads the Americas search group at Profero, an independent global digital agency. Matthew is frequently featured at trade conferences, seminars, radio shows, and universities. His published works include a cover story in Multichannel Merchant, and he is currently working on his forthcoming book: Search Engine Marketing Decoded. Matthew is an Adjunct Assist. Professor at NYU, where he teaches a graduate class on search marketing. He has three advanced degrees, including an MBA in Marketing from Zicklin School of Business and an MA in International Relations from the University of Lodz. Visit Search Decoder blog for his latest posts and interviews. ÅÉ~åóKç êÖLa ÉÑ~ì äíK~ëéñ\ é~ÖÉfÇZNPSPTMU The Future History of Higher and Continuing Education Some say that higher education is a system on the brink of dramatic transformation; that its most viable, yet provocative, futures will be created as a result of revolution from within the system or disruption from the outside. Celebrating the history of higher education, analyzing current events and gazing into the future, this presentation explores trends and suggests two alternative futures that may greatly influence higher education, our institutions and our continuing education programs. Thomas Kowalik, Binghamton University director of Continuing Education and Outreach is principal academic and administrative officer overseeing policy, programmatic and fiscal management in the areas of outreach, summer and winter sessions, continuing education, and advising. He is a member of the International Adult and Continuing Education Hall of Fame, is a past president of the University Professional Continuing Education Association, and past president of the Coalition of Lifelong Learning Organizations. He has received numerous awards for leadership, program development, research and scholarship. For more information see: http://ceo.binghamton.edu/kowalik/ HUMOResilience: Top Tips to Taking the Conference Home with You Do you remember attending other conferences, getting great ideas to take home with you and unexpectedly leaving them at the door as soon as you get back to work Monday? Join Margie in this fun-but-not-just-for-fun closing session as she shares tips for adding humor and energy to your work day, developing your R.Q. (Resilience Quotient), and creating your personal action plan to intentionally put key conference learnings into action as soon as you return to work on Monday. You can indeed, "Treasure the Past and Map the Future" as you take this conference home with you! Margie Ingram, Co-Director of The HUMOR Project in Saratoga Springs, New York, is one of the pioneers in the fields of stress management, vital aging, and the humor-resilience connection. A popular speaker, consultant, and workshop leader throughout the U.S. and abroad she has presented at national and state conferences and conducted in-house training programs on such topics as Tickling Stress Before It Tackles You, Humor in the Workplace, H.A.H.A. (Healthy Aging Humorous Aging), Preventing Burn-Out, Effective Team Building, Organizational Goal-Setting, and Developing Your Comic Vision. Margie’s speaking career, which began 39 years ago, grew out of her love of teaching. Adhering to Malcolm Knowles’ principles of effective adult education, her programs are lively, engaging, and practical-- she creates opportunities for participants to apply the content of her programs to their immediate lives and jobs. A confirmed optimist, she helps others transform difficult NLO NNLNOLNO interviews. ` ç åíáåì áåÖ=b Çì Å~íáç å=^ ëëç Åá~íáç å=ç Ñ=k Éï =v ç êâ=J=hÉóåç íÉ=p éÉ~âÉêë challenges into opportunities for hope, possibility, and potential. Margie lives her life to make a difference-- in her family, her work, and her community. She was honored to receive the Distinguished Service Award from the Reed Foundation and the Prevention Council and the Hometown Hero Award in Saratoga Springs. Advancing Continuing Education Together Follow us: CEANY: The home of the Continuing Education Association of New York, the organization dedicated to developing continuing higher education professionals throughout the City and State Universities of New York and their colleagues. Copyright 2012. All rights reserved. ÅÉ~åóKç êÖLa ÉÑ~ì äíK~ëéñ\ é~ÖÉfÇZNPSPTMU OLO