One of the main reasons I attend the annual SHSMD Conference is the networking. I love reconnecting with colleagues from around the country and meeting others for the first time. Each year I write a blog post featuring 10 people you should try to meet while attending the conference. These are good people who I know, like, trust and respect. If you see them, introduce yourself.
- Jeff Steblea – Jeff is great guy and a SHSMD Board Member. We serve on the NESHCo Board together. He is like a brother to me. He’s a marketing, communications and strategy consultant for SilverTech in Manchester, NH. @JS_SilverTech
- Colin Hung – One of my favorite people. #HIT100 community member and the founder and co-moderator of the #HCLDR Twitter Chat and Online Community. @Colin_Hung
- Dean Browell – Another great guy and SHSMD Board Member. Dean is a partner at Feedback in Richmond, VA. @feedbacktwt
- Cynthia Floyd Manley – Integrative Messaging and Content Strategist, Strategic Marketing, Vanderbilt University Medical Center. Cynthia is awesome! @cynthiamanley
- Ed Bennett – Consultant, Ed Bennett Consulting. Ed is another great guy and legendary in the world of #HCSM. @edbennett
- Vanessa Stafford – Vanessa is one of my co-presenters this week at #SHSMD17. She is the director of marketing for the New Hampshire Hospital Association. @nhhospitals & @vanessainnh
- Kelly David – Marketing and Public Relations Director, Spectrum Healthcare Partners. Kelly Tweets at a speed that very few can match! She’s a friend and client. @kldavid
- Julie Henry – Vice President, Communications, North Carolina Hospital Association and another one of my co-presenters this week at #SHSMD17. @nchospitals & @juliehenry
- Kathy Divis – President, Greystone.Net. Kathy is one of those healthcare marketers that I respect a great deal. Her firm produces the annual Health Care Internet Conference (HCIC) @KathyDivis
- Karen Corrigan – CEO, Corrigan Consulting – @KarenCorrigan – Karen is a trusted resource and good friend. She is one heck of a healthcare marketer.
Thanks Dan. What a nice shout out! See you later today, I’m sure! Thanks again.
Thanks Kathy!