How to be a Social Media Ninja
Meagan Nordmann, social media guru and freelancer with Meg Nordmann, LLC, shares the secrets on social media. Meagan will give a presentation on “How To Be A Social Media Ninja,” where she navigates the requirements for social media branding, building visibility and finding your online voice. She’ll then navigate deeper into automation, content, and growth-hacking tools that can both free up your time, establish your brand as a thought-leader, and amplify your rate of growth.
This community workshop is free – but we do ask that you register!
About the Speaker:
Meagan is an Albuquerque-based social media strategist and writer with a proven track-record for building large online audiences. In addition to successfully developing and managing social media channels for numerous independent clients, she’s built over 20,000 followers on her own Twitter page (@MegNordmann), establishing a national profile as an expert in social and digital media marketing. She’s been featured in Huffington Post, Time, Forbes, Inc. and Travel & Leisure. Prior to consulting, she served as the Director of Marketing for cybersecurity firm RiskSense, and Digital Marketing Lead for email payments technology developer @Pay. She also served as editor and digital community manager of Gannett publication 12th & Broad in Nashville, targeting young professionals and creatives; was the User-Generated Content editor of The Tennessean; and production manager of the Nashville Arts Magazine and ArtNowNashville.com. Currently, she writes for her own travel blog, Chapter IV.
Albuquerque Business First 2016 Women of Influence Awards
Albuquerque Business First’s Women of Influence event will bring together some of the most powerful and innovative women in New Mexico. These women come from diverse fields, and their journeys show that they are experts in the art of transforming challenges into opportunities. Join us at this inspirational awards dinner as we celebrate these Women of Influence.
More information and registration
Honorees include Nyika Allen, Executive Director of New Mexico Technology Council.
Video Highlights: 8th Annual Women in Technology Awards
Enjoy these highlights from the 8th Annual Women in Technology Awards
Announcing our New Executive Director
Change is Good – Meet Our New Executive Director
Let’s face it. No one likes change. But, change is never optional and everyone knows that nothing truly great happens without it.
The New Mexico Tech Council has undergone tremendous change over the past year. We have overhauled our operations to better manage our membership and deliver greater value. We have re-crafted a portion of our sponsorship opportunities (now called partnership investments) to better deliver and report our impact. We refreshed our logo, added new peer groups and launched several new initiatives around talent, women in tech, and STEM. And as you will notice with this month’s communications, we are changing the way we communicate to our members and our stakeholders – more personal conversations, shorter and sweeter emails and newsletters. (See more about that below.)
All of this change is about taking our organization to the next level. At the end of the day, what makes this step-up possible is the team (or the person) that leads you through it. For the New Mexico Tech Council, that person has been Ms. Nyika Allen and we are proud to announce that as of October 1, 2015, she has assumed the position of Executive Director of NMTC.
Lisa Adkins, Director of FatPipe ABQ and Chairwoman of the New Mexico Technology Council had this to say about Nyika and her new role: “I am so very pleased that Nyika has accepted the full-time position as our Executive Director. Her youth, energy and enthusiasm is a breath of fresh air for our organization and I know new and existing members are already seeing the benefits of Nyika’s leadership.”
Over the past year, Nyika has served as the Director of Community & Operations at NMTC and has worked to affect all the changes above with the board and other interim staff at NMTC. Nyika brings a variety of experiences from within and outside of the technology industry coupled with a fresh energy around what makes New Mexico THE place for technology businesses to start, grow, and thrive.
Nyika’s experience since graduating with a degree in International Management from the University of New Mexico Anderson School of Management includes being the Tech Expert for 2KASA Fox, Director of Business Development at Volante Software, and President of Nyika Media. And, did we mention that in her spare time she was a speaker at TedXABQ 2015?
Join us in celebrating Nyika, the changes at NMTC and the future of the technology industry in New Mexico. This is a great time to get involved. We have so much more to tell you, so many more efforts where we need our members and community to get involved. But, as promised, our newsletters will be shorter and sweeter going forward and will include more unique news, perspectives and happenings in the tech industry. After all, the business of technology is everybody’s business.
6th Annual NM Women in Technology Celebration 2013
Greetings!
We’re excited to announce the date for the 6th Annual NM Women in Technology Celebration and that nominations for awards are now open. Join us on Thursday, November 7th, 2013 to recognize the achievements of women working in New Mexico’s technology arena, promote the role of women in tech and science, and encourage women to pursue careers in these fields.
Our Keynote Speaker and Emcee will be announced soon!
Our annual NM Women in Technology Awards are one of our most popular and we expect this event to sell out again. Visit the registration page here to sign up!
WIT AWARDS
Help us recognize the women who are leading the way both by their work in tech-related fields and in encouraging young women to pursue career paths in technology and science. Submit a nomination here.
SCHOLARSHIPS
Each year, the New Mexico Technology Council makes cash scholarships available to women pursuing degrees in tech-related fields in programs at New Mexico’s universities and colleges. Scholarship nominations will be open soon.
SPONSORSHIPS
Are you and/or your organization willing to help support the Tech Council’s efforts to promote the role of Women in Technology? Please consider sponsoring our celebration and our scholarship program. Find more information here.