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1. The Fourth Annual
Corporate Social Media Summit
New York
USM
Superior marketing response, sharper corporate
decision-making, enhanced innovation and a happier,
more loyal customer:
Become a social business
usefulsocialmedia.com/newyork #CSMNY
Two day business conference, June 12-13, 2013
The New Yorker Hotel, New York
A practical and interactive business conference built for social media,
marketing and communications executives:
MasterCard Worldwide The Hertz Corporation Outback Steakhouse Sears & K Mart Seasonal Footlocker/Eastbay
Alfredo Gangotena Bob Stuart Mike Kappitt and Outdoor Living Dave Lokes
Chief Marketing Officer Chief Marketing Officer Chief Marketing Officer Jennifer Dominiquini Chief Marketing Officer
Chief Marketing Officer
Get best practice from the Get closer to your Stand out in a highly
global leaders: Exclusive strategic customers through your competitive market:
insight on the future of social from social strategy: Build valuable Become a social business, achieve
8 Chief Marketing Officers from some relationships, humanize your brand and consistency of message and
of the biggest brands in the world. become customer centric to enhance differentiate your company.
long-term customer loyalty.
Speakers include: Co-sponsors:
LOOK INSIDE to check out our top level social media and marketing speakers and business-focused agenda

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Why attend our flagship
Summit in New York?
Social media is more than just a part of your
marketing mix – it is becoming fundamental to every
aspect of your business.
As a social media professional, are your top priorities customer service, web
technology and content engagement? According to Webtrends, they should be!
But according to Forbes, the vast majority of social media directors are still using social
simply as a marketing tool.
It’s not good enough anymore. With this limited view, you will fall behind your
competition.
Are you prepared to take your social activity across mobile? Can you consistently
pull together valuable and interactive content? Do you create the perfect customer
experience 24/7?
If you answered no to any of the above, and you want to leverage social for benefits
across your whole company, then join us on June 12-13th in New York.
The Corporate Social Media Summit will address many of the pressing issues
surrounding social media for business – as defined by your peers - including internal
integration, engaging your community and creating a content strategy.
We’ve recruited some of the world’s finest corporate experts to share best practice
with you and answer all your difficult questions– big names already include:
McDonald’s, Southwest Airlines, Dell, Hershey’s, FedEx, Hertz Corporation,
MasterCard and Sears.
Social media is the most transparent and personal communication channel out
there – and allows you to get closer to your consumers than ever before.
To do this most effectively you need to look beyond your marketing department. And that’s
why 2013’s Corporate Social Media Summit moves away from just marketing – and targets
your biggest challenges in this increasingly complex social world. Obviously, marketing is
still key – and we’ll still spend time discussing the finer points, too. Learn how to:
• rive brand awareness and ensure long-term growth: Become a part of your
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community, offer value, and leverage your advocates.
• mbed social across more than just marketing to ensure transparency,
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competitiveness and expand your customer relationship beyond sales.
• rovide the ultimate user experience with SoLoMo: Advance your social media
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strategy and encourage on-the-go engagement to improve consumer accessibility
and drive sales.
Ensure you don’t miss out on this opportunity to learn from global CMOs and
Senior Vice Presidents from across business: Reserve your ticket for this
sell-out event.
I look forward to seeing you in New York on June 12 and 13.
Sincerely,
Hayley Dunn
Useful Social Media

3. USM
Feedback from
the Corporate
Social Media
Summit In 2012: You literally couldn’t walk
CSMNY away without taking
is the best something you could use
social media in your business
Loved it – conference. Dewayne Hankins
awesome! Great speakers,
Director of Social Media, Los Angeles Kings
Stephanie Scott great content,
The summit
Social Media Specialist,
American Airlines great brands!
Ashley Betzendahl is highly
worthwhile
Social Media Coordinator,
Goddard System
and an
Willingness of the various excellent
organizations to share their way to gain
social media wins and challenges actionable
was very enlightening insights
Steve Walczak Amy Sherwood
Certified Service Advertising Vice President - Public Relations
Social Media Manager, GM Consumer Affairs, YUM! Brands
What’s new for the #CSMNY Summit in 2013?
Leading insight Double the sessions, Benchmark against
from leading CMOs: double the learning: and learn from 300+
C-suite executives will share their insights Introducing two tracks across the afternoon corporate peers:
from the very top. Our line-up includes Hertz (day1) and morning (day2) – allowing With over 16 hours of best practice and future
Corporation, MasterCard, Outback Steakhouse, you to tailor both days to your specific strategy planning. New interactive formats
Sears and Footlocker. CMOs give a different needs. Whether you work for a B2B or delivering you an in-depth debate which delves
perspective to social execs – they know where B2C company we have targeted sessions into your biggest issues – so you take-away
social is headed and can share the decisions designed for you. solutions which can be put into action.
and strategies that will have impact on you
Join the conversation! You can get involved at: usefulsocialmedia.com/newyork #CSMNY

4. SUMMIT AGENDA
USM
KEY CMO Keynote Plenary Sessions B2C Specific B2B Specific Customer Care Other
DAY 1 / mo rning
Opening Keynote
Social in context: Learn from CMOs
about how social media fits into broader
marketing and business strategy
CEOs and CMOs have a vital role to play in leveraging social across business. MasterCard Worldwide Organic Valley/ CROPP
Their decisions impact on every aspect of your own role. Alfredo Gangotena Cooperative
According to Marketing Charts, CMOs project big increases in social
Chief Marketing Officer Theresa Marquez
Chief Mission Executive
media spending in the next 5 years. Things are changing and you need to
understand C-suite intentions to align and evolve your own. In this session, The Hertz Corporation Restaurant.com
you’ll hear direct from international CMOs on: Bob Stuart Christopher Krohn
• Social Media integration: Understand how your role in social media is Chief Marketing Officer President and Chief
integrated into a wider marketing strategy - so you know what goals you Marketing Officer
need to aim at
Sears K Mart Seasonal Outback Steakhouse
• The multi-channel marketing mix: How a holistic marketing approach
and Outdoor Living Mike Kappitt
will create a consistent customer experience – and your role in the multi-
channel mix Jennifer Dominiquini Chief Marketing Officer
Chief Marketing Officer
• How the board assess social media success: Get insight on the standards
and metrics you’re held accountable to – and how you can achieve them! Footlocker/Eastbay The Hertz Corporation
Dave Lokes Joseph Eckroth
Chief Marketing Officer Chief Innovation Officer
Chobani
John Heath
Chief Marketing Officer
Become a social business Southwest Airlines
Linda Rutherford
Map out how to move beyond marketing: Your role in embedding Vice President of Communication
and Strategic Outreach
social across multiple departments in your company
FedEx
It’s essential to realise that social isn’t simply a way to do marketing - it’s a whole new way of doing business. According Victor Reiss
to IBM, companies that embed social strategy across more than simply the marketing department drive real business Director Digital and Social Media
value and create competitive advantage.
Your role is critical. As head of social media, you need to help lay the foundations of a corporate social infrastructure –
and in this session you’ll learn how to do just that: McDonalds
Heather Oldani
• Plan the system, develop the infrastructure: Learn the best ways to create a system which allows full social Senior Director of Communications
integration and synergy across your business
• Give your employees and colleagues the tools to succeed: Empower your biggest assets to make the right decisions
and be a critical asset in your social plans act decisively for the benefit of your social strategy
• Understand when to collaborate: Ensure you’re able to plan the levels at which cross collaboration is essential
so you can achieve an even better internal communication flow
• Overcome conflicts of interest across multiple departments: Ensure your colleagues work in harmony to achieve
corporate goals quicker
Get involved at: @usefulsocial facebook.com/usefulsocialmedia linkd.in/USMgroup

5. SUMMIT AGENDA
USM
KEY CMO Keynote Plenary Sessions B2C Specific B2B Specific Customer Care Other
DAY 1 / mo rning
Put your new social infrastructure in place: Enhance consumer Whole Foods Market
Bill Tolany
experience through well-managed multi-departmental social Senior Director, Marketing
Integrated Media
engagement
ARAMARK
Once you have broken down internal silos, set out a road-map and encouraged collaboration across your company, Tom Carusona
you’ve got to start walking the walk. Whether you are faced with a crisis, customer issue or simply want to engage Senior Director, Digital
your online customers, you need to ensure the strategy you’ve put in place works in the real world. In this session Social Media
you’ll learn::
• How to ensure different departments deliver consistent solutions - guarantee all departments engage your The Home Depot
customers with one voice Jean Niemi
Director of Social Media
• Engage across multiple markets: Deliver your core messages, while adapting to different cultural expectations
• Define the triggers for multi-departmental involvement: Know when different departments need to collaborate
to solve issues and leverage opportunities
Energize your advocates to build authentic relationships: Become Oxygen Media
Harleen Kathlon
a valued part of your community, interact with purpose and spot Senior Vice President
new engagement opportunities
Wells Fargo
As social media evolves, building authentic relationships - as opposed to building follower numbers - is becoming Kimarie Matthews
increasingly important for brands. Vice President Social Web
Your business needs to become the center of the community, a trusted partner and ‘friend’. You achieve that, and you
will benefit from a wealth of information and insight. You’ll ensure you keep in line with changes in your industry, and in
consumer demand.
Keep ahead of competition by becoming trusted, boosting your reputation and driving long term credibility:
• Discover where your community communicates: Identify and rank different discussions channels so you can
prioritize where your company should be spending resources
• Grow your own: Foster meaningful online discussions which allow you to build your own engaged community
• Become a thought leader: Provide valuable and credible information to attract customers, and drive leads back to
your website
Effective audience segmentation: PETCO Animal Supplies Inc
Katherine Smith
Understand your customer better for more effective, targeted Director Social Media
and precise marketing
It is important to realize that no consumer is the same. Every individual you’re trying to engage has a different set
of tastes, needs and preferences.
Fortunately, social media data gives you a better opportunity than ever before to get a truly 360-degree view of your
customer. Once you’ve got that, you can enhance your customer’s experience with targeted messages that are
engaging, personalized and differentiated:
• Spot an audience: Take your worldwide community of customers and break it down into different niche groups
• Identify your customer’s needs: Understand their behaviours, preferences and desires - so you can target your
messages accordingly - ensuring relevance
• Build trust and relationships: Use social media to provide value to subsets of your customer base and engage
in a way that allows your consumers to feel a connection with your brand
Join the conversation! You can get involved at: usefulsocialmedia.com/newyork #CSMNY

6. SUMMIT AGENDA
USM
KEY CMO Keynote Plenary Sessions B2C Specific B2B Specific Customer Care Other
DAY 1 / AFTERNOON
T RACK 1 TRAC K 2
How to find and leverage your key influencers: Engage influencers to help put your product
generate awareness and build a buzz for your in front of core customers and lend credibility
brand with the support and backing of highly to your brand
influential evangelists It’s important to accept that social media is now a channel that B2B marketers
cannot afford to ignore.
Forrester has found that 13.4% of US adults create 80% of the influential content online. According to B2BMarketing.com, key influencers play a vital role in
That shows you how essential it is to identify and then engage these influencers. influencing decision makers within potential client businesses. Their approval,
Identifying key figures in the industry can significantly impact your reach, reputation recommendations and insights about a product/service help to build credibility
and customer loyalty. Social gives you great opportunity to do this – but brings - and lift your brand’s reputation amongst potential customers.
additional challenges. You’ve got to be faster, more transparent, and truly global to In this session you will learn how to identify, nurture and leverage thought leaders
create meaningful relations with these thought-leaders. to get exposure to - and business from – a new client base.
• Identify key influencers with a large, engaged audience - an audience who cares • IDENTIFY: Build a network of advocates: Identify which influencers can help
about what your business offers your products be seen
• How to demonstrate you’ll provide influencers with benefits that matter to them: • ENGAGE: Build mutually-beneficial relationships to enhance your industry
Ensure they’re excited by, and engaged with, your brand presence
• Take it to the next level: Develop influencer relationships for more proactive • DELIVER: Techniques to ensure key advocates act to help you - broaden
evangelisation and effective brand building reach, boost reputation, and get more business
Michael Kors Farryn Weiner Director of Social Media, Worldwide Dell Cory Edwards Director of Social Media and Corporate Reputation
IZEA Ted Murphy CEO
Create exciting, useful and valuable content: Get more interesting: Learn how to take
Increase engagement, trigger a response an underwhelming product or service –
and drive online sharing to broaden your and focus on the positives to turn it into
company’s reach engaging content
Make your voice stand out from the crowd and gain competitive advantage by providing According to BtoB Magazine, 82% of B2B marketers believe that strong content
value to your customers through content. According to Business Grow, a significant is critical to boosting presence online.
amount of users visit brand sites to consume content – not for freebies and discounts. Therefore, it’s obvious that distributing content through social media should be top
It’s vital you give them this reason to engage with your brand. of your agenda.
You must know how to create compelling - and relevant - content – that engages, but But when you’re a company that makes cardboard boxes, how can you come up
more importantly, drives customers down your sales funnel. with a continuous stream of interesting, valuable content – on time and
Identify your consumer and analyze what is of value to them: Enhance your under budget?
knowledge of the customer and match content to their needs • Understand what you want your content to achieve: Clearly define your content
• Produce content that’s both relevant to your consumers - and aligned with your strategy to ensure it is aligned with your business goals
brand’s objectives • not just the customer: Learn how content can be used to engage other
It’s
• Create an emotional connection with your brand via experiential marketing: critical stakeholder groups – employees, investors and beyond
Provoke a long term connection between customer’s emotions and your • Understand how to pull out engaging stories from what may be perceived
product/service as a dull industry
ESPN Katie Richman Director of Social Media Strategy Social Product • Identify the right platforms and audiences to share your content: Leverage
Development LinkedIn, Facebook and Twitter to ensure you are reaching stakeholders
The Hershey Company David Witt Director, Global Digital Marketing and Brand PR on the channels they use
SAP Todd Wilms Senior Director, Social Media Marketing
Get involved at: @usefulsocial facebook.com/usefulsocialmedia linkd.in/USMgroup

7. SUMMIT AGENDA
USM
KEY CMO Keynote Plenary Sessions B2C Specific B2B Specific Customer Care Other
DAY 2 / mo rning
T RACK 1 TRAC K 2
Get closer to your customers: Use advanced Incorporate advanced SoLoMo strategy:
social CRM strategy to build a fuller picture Deeper engagement through cutting edge
of your customer-base integrated marketing techniques
There’s a huge opportunity – social interaction generates a huge amount of data SoLoMo - the combination of social media, location-aware technology and
you can use to get a far more complex view of individual customers. mobile device usage offers huge opportunities to your business. Adding it to
Integrate social data into your Customer Relationship Management strategy and your marketing strategy allows new levels of immediacy and advanced targeting.
you’ll be able to leverage this information for better corporate decision-making: With strong SoLoMo work, you can be sure you are reaching the right consumers -
at the right place and time.
• Discover how to data capture through multiple social touch points and ensure
information is used to inform future customer engagement With over 50% of the US population owning a smart device and 70% using social
media (Nielsen, 2012) it is now that you need to integrate your social, local and
• Train your team to use sensitive information: Ensure you engage with your mobile strategy:
consumers without being intrusive
• Ensure Social, Local and Mobile work seamlessly together: Target by location,
• Distribute data efficiently: Ensure multiple departments reap the benefit engage via social and use mobile to deliver messaging at the time when your
of a fuller customer profile consumers are most likely to act
Thomson Reuters Jen McClure Senior Director, Social Media Strategy • Optimize your mobile site for social interaction – become mobile friendly and
provide sharing capabilities to enhance your online and offline reach
• Simplify your user experience to ensure your conversion process captures
the right person, at the right time, in the right place
EXPRESS Eric Gohs Director of Online Marketing
Social channels as a helpline: Better Use social media internally for increased
customer service through social interaction collaboration, innovation and efficiency
62% of companies have already used social media for customer service 61% of employees say their company’s social media tools help them collaborate.
resolution. 77% of customers expect to be served in the channel of their choice. 60% of employees say use of internal social media demonstrates innovation. And
If you’re not using social customer service, you’re already behind the curve. 58% of employees would rather work at a company that uses internal social media
And if you are, it takes a whole lot of work to stay ahead of it. effectively.
Hear how Caterpillar and Ancestry integrate social with customer service for The gains are significant. If you can drive internal adoption of social media, you’ll be
a future-proof, pro-active and engaging strategy: able to empower and enthuse employees, trigger interaction, and boost innovation.
• Using social to resolve, not just spot, individual issues: How to manage In this session, we’ll show you how to do exactly that:
complaints online - and why keeping it in the public domain is a must • up an internal platform to allow teams to contribute and collaborate in real
Set
until absolutely necessary time: Leverage latent internal expertise to help build a more robust business
• Different channel, different approach: Specific tactics and best practice strategy
for complaint resolution on Twitter and Facebook • up policies and training: Make your employees aware of the dos and don’ts
Set
• How to train staff for social complaint resolution: New skills to enhance for better team-working, and fewer internal disputes
efficiency, save time and boost customer experience • How to take internal insight and collaborative ideas to define future goals and
Ancestry.com Nick Cifuentes Director, Global Social Media solutions: Improve employee relationships and business growth by leveraging
latent internal expertise
Caterpillar Kevin Espinosa Social Media Marketing Manager
Wells Fargo Nathan Bricklin Senior Vice President and Head of Social
ATT Phil Bienert SVP, Digital Experience Business Strategy
Protiviti Greg Hedges Managing Director
Join the conversation! You can follow us at: usefulsocialmedia.com/newyork #CSMNY

8. SUMMIT AGENDA
USM
KEY CMO Keynote Plenary Sessions B2C Specific B2B Specific Customer Care Other
DAY 2 / AFTERNOON
Social media for crisis response: Preserve brand reputation with JetBlue Airways Corp
Jenny Dervin
a fast, transparent and empathetic response Vice President Corporate
Communications
It is no longer acceptable to communicate during a crisis using a press release. It is vital that you reach out directly to your
stakeholders for better - more efficient - crisis resolution. Procter Gamble
Social media creates additional challenges for your crisis response strategy – you need to react more quickly, across Paul Fox
multiple platforms, to many different audiences. Overcome the challenges raised by social - create a strategy which Director, Corporate
Communications
allows you to forward plan against potential threats and deal with the unexpected.
• Organize and train your team: Provide guidelines, processes and procedures to ensure a quick crisis resolution
• Identify and differentiate one-off issues with those that require a coordinated response: Avoid time-wasting and prioritize
your efforts for most efficient resource allocation
• Become proactive: Scenario plan to pre-identify solutions for your most common issues
From quantitative to qualitative measurement: Analyze the holistic Ring Central
Baochi Nguyen
impact your social engagement is having on your business Director of Social Strategy
According to Econsultancy, “having 1million ‘likes’ means nothing if they are not engaged”. They’re right. For effective social
engagement, one must move beyond basic statistics. General Mills
It is essential that you have an in-depth overview of your company’s performance in order to drive future success. Social Kirstie Foster
interaction offers unprecedented levels of data – unprecedented insight on impact, customer sentiment and more. But it all Director of Public Relations
goes to waste unless you’re tracking it. and Social Media
• Shift your measurement from clicks to comments: Understand the sentiment of your consumer’s conversation so you
can analyze the effect that social has on your brand’s reputation
• Measure your customer relationships: How relevant, quick and accurate are you are when engaging with potential
or existing customers?
• Analyze how your online community is sharing your content - the reach your postings achieve - and how this ties back
into revenue generation
Establish the right framework to capture, manage and analyze social L’Oreal
Georges-Edouard Dias
data – for an improved future business strategy Chief Digital Officer
With the explosion of social media data, your company has more information than ever before to guide activity, strategy
and future performance.
But to leverage it, you need to know how to capture this data, then analyze it and act.
It is most vital to have a clear strategy to deal with this data - so you can forward plan to meet the demands of your
consumers.
In this session we will prepare you will the tools and tactics that you need - to turn your data into actionable insight.
• Capture relevant information: Enable relevant data to be captured throughout your social media engagement to ensure
this is logged for future use
• Take new information and distribute it correctly: Ensure your provide new insight to the right person which will define
your business strategy moving forward
• Inform content, marketing and product development decisions: Use social data to decide where to focus your next efforts
Get involved at: @usefulsocial facebook.com/usefulsocialmedia linkd.in/USMgroup

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10. The Fourth Annual
Corporate Social Media Summit
New York
USM
Superior marketing response, sharper corporate
decision-making, enhanced innovation and a happier,
more loyal customer:
Become a social business
usefulsocialmedia.com/newyork #CSMNY
Two day business conference, June 12-13, 2013
The New Yorker Hotel, New York
Hear from 30+ corporate marketing and social media leaders:
MasterCard Worldwide Wells Fargo The Hershey Company Whole Foods Market
Alfredo Gangotena Kimarie Matthews David Witt Bill Tolany
Chief Marketing Officer Vice President Social Web Director, Global Digital Marketing Senior Director, Marketing
and Brand PR Integrated Media
The Hertz Corporation Bank of America McDonalds Caterpillar
Bob Stuart Emily Berg Heather Oldani Kevin Espinosa
Chief Marketing Officer Senior Vice President Senior Director of Communications Social Media Marketing Manager
Social Media
Sears K Mart Seasonal Oxygen Media Procter Gamble SAP
and Outdoor Living Harleen Kathlon Paul Fox Todd Wilms
Jennifer Dominiquini Senior Vice President Director, Corporate Senior Director,
Chief Marketing Officer Communications Social Media Marketing
Footlocker/Eastbay Wells Fargo Thomson Reuters ARAMARK
Dave Lokes Nathan Bricklin Jen McClure Tom Carusona
Chief Marketing Officer Senior Vice President and Senior Director, Senior Director,
Head of Social Business Strategy Social Media Strategy Digital Social Media
Organic Valley/ CROPP The Home Depot Ancestry.com LEGO Group
Cooperative Jean Niemi Nick Cifuentes Lars Silberbauer
Theresa Marquez Director of Social Media Director, Global Social Media Head of Social Media,
Chief Mission Executive
Restaurant.com Southwest Airlines EXPRESS Ring Central
Christopher Krohn Linda Rutherford Eric Gohs Baochi Nguyen
President and Chief Vice President of Communication Director of Online Marketing Director of Social Strategy
Marketing Officer and Strategic Outreach
Outback Steakhouse Dell FedEx American Airlines
Mike Kappitt Cory Edwards Victor Reiss Jonathan Pierce
Chief Marketing Officer Director of Social Media and Director Digital and Social Media Director, Social
Corporate Reputation Communications
JetBlue Airways Corp ESPN L’Oreal Michael Kors
Jenny Dervin Katie Richman Georges-Edouard Dias Farryn Weiner
Vice President Corporate Director of Social Media Strategy Chief Digital Officer Director of Social Media,
Communications Social Product Development Worldwide
The Hertz Corporation IZEA General Mills Chobani
Joseph Eckroth Ted Murphy Kirstie Foster John Heath
Chief Innovation Officer CEO Director of Public Relations Chief Marketing Officer
and Social Media
ATT Protiviti
Phil Bienert Greg Hedges
SVP, Digital Experience Managing Director
Join the conversation! You can follow us at:
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