PublicStuff cordially invites you to attend "How the Digital Space is Changing Community Engagement," a panel discussion bringing together top thought leaders in building community engagement in a hyper-connected world. Held Tuesday, June 12 at 6:00PM at the Lower East Side's newest hotspot, Projective Space, our four intelligent panel speakers discuss how their respective companies are transforming the landscape of crowdsourcing community engagement using highly targeted web and mobile strategies. Come for the discussion and networking and leave with a framework on how to build community engagement in the digital space.
Free snacks and beverages will be served.
Speakers
Jeremy Kagan, CEO and Co-Founder of Pricing Engine
Pricing Engine Founder and CEO Jeremy Kagan is a Professor of Digital Marketing at Columbia Business School, advises internet startups on strategy and marketing, and is a corporate trainer for leading companies and advertising agencies in all areas of digital marketing. Kagan worked at Sony Music Entertainment in the Global Digital Business, where he was the Vice President of Global Account Management, working with large partners such as Nokia and Sony Ericsson. Before this, as Vice President/Director of Strategy and Customer Insight for Publicis Modem, a leading digital advertising agency, Kagan headed research and innovation out of the New York office, in addition to his client work.
Sarah Shaker, Community Coordinator at EveryBlock
Sarah Shaker is the Regional Community Coordinator for EveryBlock.com, part of the MSNBC Digital Network. EveryBlock is the best way to follow neighborhood news and connect with your neighbors in New York City and 15 other U.S. cities. Sarah also writes the popular lifestyle blog Bright Lights, My City and was featured as a City Insider on CityUnlisted.
Jason Ve, Co-Founder & COO of YourList.org
Jason Ve is co-founder of yourlist.org, a technology-enabled platform that forever changes how we communicate with our government. Jason is a former mouseketeer, having worked in strategy & business development at the Walt Disney Company, and prior, as an investment banker at UBS. He also cofounded Pineseed America, a nonprofit consulting organization. Jason has contracted the travel bug, having been to over 30 countries, and secretly (or not so secretly) wants to become a pop star.Jason is a graduate of NYU’s Stern School of Business.
Lily Liu, CEO and Co-founder of PublicStuff
Lily has been working around public policy issues at the local and national level for over 10 years. She has been passionate about working for and around public sector issues and has a deep understanding of government needs and abilities. Lily has worked with Mayor Bloomberg's Special Projects & Analytics Unit in the Department of Education, a $20B organization. Prior to that, she worked in the City of Long Beach, CA and the Transportation Security Administration in Washington, D.C.
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