Instead, I thought I’d write about the use of social media at the CIPD conference itself.
There have been quite a few of us blogging and tweeting, and in many ways, this has led to the development of a small community, sharing experiences and learning with everyone else through social media, but also face-to-face between ourselves. At times, it’s felt like a conference within a conference.
So, thanks for a great conference everybody!
Martin Couzins (@martincouzins) and Rob Moss (@robmoss) plus Kat Baker and Louisa Peacock from Personnel Today / XpertHR (@PersonnelToday / @XpertHR / @HRSpace), all busy in the Press Office:
Charlie Duff (@charlie_elise) from HR Zone (@HRZone) :
Adrienne Fox (@foxlondon)writing for HR Magazine (US):
Jennifer Liston-Smith (@listonsmith) writing for the BPS:
Mike Morrison from RapidBI (@rapidbi) on the right, also with Nick Spindler from Nationwide:
(Check our Mike’s notes from the conference at cipd2008.blogspot.com)
Steve Bridger (@stevebridger) from CIPD Communities (@CIPDcommunities):
Last night, we met up at the CIPD’s tweet-up.
Julia (Twitter username pending!):
Mike (@rapidbi) with Klothilde (@kganzer):
Steve and David (sharing @RightwayCWS) with Irsa (username pending)
The CIPD’s Natalia (@NAlexandrou or @CIPD_Events) with Charlie (@charlie_elise or @HRZone) and Steve (@stevebridger or @CIPDcommunities):
Well done to the CIPD for raising the role of social media this year. There’s still a way to go, but it’s been a very good start.
A few other non-Twitter peeps (I won’t say ‘muggles’ again!).
Perry Timms from the BIG Lottery Fund before his session ‘Communicating with Impact’:
Former colleague, Alison Crossley:
The Elsevier stand – my book’s just about visible on the back shelf:
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