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July 15 @ 7:30 am - 9:00 am

Due to a personal family matter, Olivia Wisden is unable to speak next Wednesday. Keep an eye out for her debut SMBMad speaking appearance in the future.

We are happy to have SMBMad President Emeritus and digital storyteller, Josh Klemons, speak about the tools to help you do more with less.

Get ready to do more with less.

The digital toolkit is constantly evolving. There is no limit to the powerful paid tools out there that can help you take your digital program to the next level. But there are also loads of free tools out there that can help give your social media and digital marketing a huge lift, without pulling out the credit card.

KEY TAKEAWAYS

Learn about the tools for: content creation and curation tools, graphic design and video tools, competitor tracking tools…all that fun stuff!

ABOUT OUR SPEAKER

Josh Klemons is a Digital Storyteller/Strategist and the founder of Reverbal Communications, helping progressive campaigns, organizations and brands win the internet.

He’s done digital work with local, statewide and national political campaigns, tiny non-profits, solopreneurs, Fortune 500 companies and everything in between.

He writes, teaches, trains, presents and consults regularly on social media, digital marketing and ways brands can reach, engage and expand their audiences online.

TIME:

  • 7:30 – 8:00AM – check-in, coffee, and networking
  • 8:00 – 9:15AM – presentation followed by Q&A

If you aren’t able to join us in person, our sponsor, Live Well Video will be LIVE STREAMING this event on our Social Media Breakfast Madison Facebook page, YouTube channel and on LinkedIn beginning at 8:00am.

LOCATION: In-person and virtual options available!

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NONPROFIT SPOTLIGHT: Dane County Humane Society

Dane County Humane Society (DCHS) is one of the nation’s leading animal welfare organizations, providing refuge, healing, and second chances to thousands of animals every year. While many people know DCHS for helping dogs and cats find loving homes, their impact extends far beyond adoptions. DCHS also cares for injured and orphaned wildlife, supports exotic and barnyard animals, offers dog training classes, operates a pet food pantry, and provides foster care for pets belonging to survivors of domestic abuse.

As a donor-supported nonprofit, DCHS relies on the generosity of the community to continue its mission of “Helping People Help Animals.” Through a combination of dedicated staff and more than 1,000 active volunteers, they create a culture of compassion, empathy, and care that benefits both animals and the people who love them. Whether it’s helping a family keep a beloved pet during difficult times or rehabilitating wildlife for release back into nature, DCHS works every day to make Dane County a more humane place for all.

One of DCHS’s signature fundraising events is Bark & Wine, held each fall. This popular event brings together animal lovers, local businesses, and community supporters to raise critical funds for the organization’s lifesaving programs and services. DCHS also hosts special adoption events throughout the year, helping even more animals find their forever homes.

Connect with them at:
Website: giveshelter.org
Facebook: @giveshelter
Wildlife Center Facebook: @dchswc
Thrift Store Facebook: @DCHSThriftStore
Instagram: @dchsgiveshelter
Thrift Store Instagram: @dchsthrift
LinkedIn: Dane County Humane Society

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