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Business with Empathy

Business with Empathy

Business with Empathy

Today, Programme Vagone FMD, developed by the Fondazione Mondo Digitale for Binario F, the Facebook facility dedicated to digital competences at the Rome Termini Railway Station, will host a double appointment. First, SHE MEANS BUSINESS will host an on-line marketing course to increase the opportunities available to women in enterprise. Then, there will be the BINARIO F HAPPY HOUR, monthly meetings addressing digital competences (presentation of inspiring success stories, conferences, guests, etc.). Today’s appointment, the “Christmas Edition" will provide a special networking opportunity to toast to new synergies in 2019.


 

VAGONE FMD. DA 01 A 100
#SHEMEANSBUSINESS
Dec. 19, 2018  –  3:00 - 6:00 pm

 

  AGENDA

 

3.00 | REGISTRATION
 

3.10 | WELCOME ADDRESS
Francesca Meini, #SheMeansBusiness Project Coordinator, Fondazione Mondo Digitale
 

3.15 | #SHEMEANSBUSINESS TRAINING SESSION
Astrid D’Eredità, #SheMeansBusiness Programme Coach
Facebook for SMEs: the difference between personal accounts and Facebook Pages (what they are, how to set them up, how the work); practical advice for the creation of efficient content; managing Facebook content (editorial plan and scheduling) with the presentation of case studies; focus on the Viviana&Serena Case.

 

4.30 | BREAK AND QUESTIONS

 

 

4.45 | INSTAGRAM WORKSHOP
Introduction to Instagram (what it is, how it works and why to insert it in a content marketing strategy); practical exercises; management of content; practical advice for the analysis of statistics.

 

5.45 | CASE HISTORY

Chiara Di Cillo, Founder of “Portatelovunque”

 

6.00 | INSPIRING TESTIMONIAL

Laura Bononcini, Public Policy Director, Southern Europe, Facebook

 

6.15 | CONCLUSIONS


6.30 | BINARIO F “HAPPY HOUR” - CHRISTMAS EDITION
 

For further information on the case history:

 

Chiara Di Cillo explains: "Portatelovunque is a project conceived for hand-made products that mould ethics and aesthetics thanks to the use of recycled materials. Each product is rigorously handcrafted and produced by a social enterprise composed of women from troubled backgrounds. All the objects, besides being unique, represent a responsible purchase. Social networks have allowed me to “take my project everywhere” and share it with others. Thanks to Instagram Stories I have shared my work with many others in real-time, while Facebook has allowed me to invite everyone to the events that I organise. In this way, everyone can participate in the progress of the brand, creating a greater empathy.”

 

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