The 70 people in my PR program at Humber College are one of the key ways to start a great career in PR. Check us out at #HumberPR.
Over the past four months, we have had to dive into the world of social media. Although tough at first, it's opened a new world of networking.
My Key Learnings
For those just entering the PR field, or about to head off to a great PR program like the one at Humber, make sure you get on social media fast! You don't need to be on every social media platform that exists, but definitely get comfortable with it.
I am now a huge fan of Twitter. It's allowed me to search out other green individuals and follow important users who add value to the conversation. Follow me @greenjenschultz.
At the end of the day, offline is just as important as online. Planning events are important to strengthen relationships. With summer on its way, we're going to be wine tasting, rafting and playing some baseball outdoors. It's all about Work Hard, Play Hard.
Nonetheless, it's amazing what only 70 people can do. We made #Futurecamp a trending topic on April 28, 2010.
Follow some amazing PR people: @shelleyburgyone @h_farb @LaurenAramsay @jennastothers and @zacksandorkerr
Want more on #Futurecamp? Check out Pizza Friday
