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SUMMARY:"Social Good for Business Impact" Speaker Series Luncheon
DESCRIPTION:Social Good for Business Impact:\n\nHow to maximize business exposure through community involvement\n\n \n\nA Speaker Series Luncheon with keynote speaker:\n\nShauna Harper\, Live Work Communications \n\n\n\n\nIt has been said that companies who prioritize a triple bottom line far outperform those who don't. How can you be involved in social good\, benefit your business and build your brand? Join community builder and entrepreneur Shauna Harper for lunch as she shares her experience and lessons learned around social cause\, community building and business growth.\n\n \n\nYou will learn: \n\n- Why social good is important from a business perspective\n\n- How to get involved in social good whether you are an entrepreneur or a larger organization\n\n- How to build strategy around this for your business and not dilute your brand \n\n\n\n \n\n\n\nShauna Harper\n\nShauna Harper is the CEO and co-founder with her husband\, Mick Harper\, of the company Live Work Communications. Her company operates in the space where social good\, technology\, and marketing intersect. She helps organizations and companies create movements and empower people via marketing. \n\n\n\nLive Work Communications uses their expertise in video production\, marketing strategy and group process facilitation to lead community building from within a corporate boardroom\, to community projects in the City of Prince George (such as the recent Innovation Central Society's Hubspace Community)\, throughout the province (BC Economic Forum in Vancouver and Nation2Nation Forum in Terrace)\, and nationally (Startup Canada movement). \n\nShe is also the Vice Chair of the BC Premier's Women's Economic Advisory Council and serves on the Northern Technology Engineering Society as their Vice President. Her family moved up from Vancouver 7 years ago and are proud to call Prince George home. \n \n\nLuncheon Sponsor:
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\n\nSocial Good for Business Impact:
\nHow to maximize business exposure through community involvement
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\nA Speaker Series Luncheon with keynote speaker:
\nShauna Harper\, Live Work Communications \;
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\nIt has been said that companies who prioritize a triple bottom line far outperform those who don&rsquo\;t. \; How can you be involved in social good\, benefit your business and build your brand? \; Join community builder and entrepreneur Shauna Harper for lunch as she shares her experience and lessons learned around social cause\, community building and business growth.
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\nYou will learn:
\n- Why social good is important from a business perspective
\n- How to get involved in social good whether you are an entrepreneur or a larger organization
\n- How to build strategy around this for your business and not dilute your brand \;
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\nShauna Harper
\n\nShauna Harper is the CEO and co-founder with her husband\, Mick Harper\, of the company Live Work Communications. Her company operates in the space where social good\, technology\, and marketing intersect. She helps organizations and companies create movements and empower people via marketing. \;
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\nLive Work Communications uses their expertise in video production\, marketing strategy and group process facilitation to lead community building from within a corporate boardroom\, to community projects in the City of Prince George (such as the recent Innovation Central Society&rsquo\;s Hubspace Community)\, throughout the province (BC Economic Forum in Vancouver and Nation2Nation Forum in Terrace)\, and nationally (Startup Canada movement). \;
\n\nShe is also the Vice Chair of the BC Premier&rsquo\;s Women&rsquo\;s Economic Advisory Council and serves on the Northern Technology Engineering Society as their Vice President. Her family moved up from Vancouver 7 years ago and are proud to call Prince George home. \;
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