Build Your Brand, Find Your Tribe: How to Find Your Voice in a Sea of Social Media Chatter

What are your favorite brands? What makes them your favorite? All too often, we forget what it feels like to be assessing a brand when building our own.

In this workshop, we will take a human centered design approach to building an impactful online brand. We will also take a closer look at why the number of followers may be a deceptive metric for your company or brand to measure success.

Join this interactive session to dive deeper on the “why” behind your brand-building focus and how you can build a brand that serves and delights your core audience and helps you find a tribe that will celebrate, promote, and further your brand and work.

About the Speaker:
Neetal Parekh is the Founder of Innov8social, host of The Impact Podcast by Innov8social, and Principal of Innovate Impact Media LLC. She is a licensed attorney, with expertise in digital strategy, storytelling, and communications. She is the author of book “51 Questions on Social Entrepreneurship,” convener of IMPACTATHON, and a frequent speaker, facilitator, and moderator on topics including social enterprise, social entrepreneurship, and ways entrepreneurs, intrapreneurs, and consumers can engage in social impact.

The Impact Podcast by Innov8social features interviews with over 150 thinkers and doers in the social impact space as well as on-site coverage of social impact events such as Net Impact Conference, Tech Inclusion Conference, Opportunity Collaboration, Impact Film Festival, and more. It has been featured as a top podcast in the social impact sector by multiple publications.

This Skills Building Session is one of many workshops Impact Hub is offering during Global Entrepreneurship Week, November 13th – 17th. Visit our GEW page to see all activities!

Impact Hub Members: $5
Public: $10
Tickets: https://impacthubsbnetwork.spaces.nexudus.com/en/events/tickets/485872425/build-your-brand-find-your-tribe-how-to-find-your-voice-in-a-sea-of-social-media-chatter

Monday, Nov 13th, 11 am – 12 pm
Chapala Center, 1221 Chapala Street