FREE Webcast with Ian Hill March 27th

Posted on: Mar 26 2009 | Posted in: ACE Announcements


To access the Ian Hill webcast on Friday, March 27th at 10:00 am MT point your browser i.e. Explorer, Firefox to:

http://208.96.4.228/15834-33564

ARPA’s ACE Communities is pleased to announce our third FREE webcast with IAN HILL, an award winning philanthropist, social entrepreneur and grassroots change agent on FRIDAY, MARCH 27TH.

The webcast will take place from 10:00 am to 10:45 a.m. MT

If you missed the January and February webcasts you will now find them archived at http://acecommunities.ca/digital_media/. You can also visit Ian’s blog at http://www.acecommunities.ca. You may also want to note future broadcasts in your calendar (last Friday of each month).

In this webcast, Part 2 of being an Agent of Change, Ian Hill will expand on what you can do as a community leader to “understand, demonstrate and exert influence by building trusting relationships to act as a catalyst for change”. NOTE: You can view the full community leadership self assessment tool at http://acecommunities.ca/announcements/community-leadership-self-assessment/.

In this webcast, Ian will discuss strategies to:

– create attitudinal shift among community leadership and decision makers                                                                                                                              

– implement a relational marketing campaign to build capacity for your project/program/initiative                                                              

– exert influence with decision makers and other key stakeholder through a trust-based strategy                                                         – Please join us and feel free to forward this email to others who you think may be interested.

LINK FOR VIEWING
Click this go-to link to view the webcast on March 27th:

http://208.96.4.228/15834-33564 (link will be live 5 minutes before broadcast time)

TECHNICAL NEEDS

1. What you need for INDIVIDUAL viewing:

  PC/Lap Top
  High speed internet connection
  Windows media player -download for free at http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/player/10/default.aspx
  Working speakers

2. What you need for GROUP viewing:

  Meeting room (office conference room/meeting room)
  High speed internet connection
  PC/Laptop computer
  Windows media player -download for free at http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/player/10/default.aspx
  LCD projector
  Projection wall or screen
  Working external speakers

If you have any questions about this event, Ian can be reached at .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)

BIO IAN HILL

Humanitarian, Business Leader, and Award Winning Philanthropist, these are some of the words often used when referring to Ian Hill.  From running a multi-million dollar business operation with over 1000 employees, to spearheading life-changing community projects, to a unique Canadian-wide initiative. Ian Hill has been recognized for being a catalyst for positive change throughout North America.

Today, Ian’s main focus is His humanitarian effort, “Let Them Be Kids”, of which he is the founder and volunteer CEO. Let Them Be Kids is a Canadian wide all volunteer non-profit organization created to build community capacity on the grassroots level, while building playgrounds, skate parks and fitness parks in areas of need. In 2009, with the help of Kool-Aid there will be 40 LTBK projects completed across the Country. September 26th 2009 will be Let Them Be Kids Day across Canada with 13 projects being done in one day, one in every Province and territory.

He has been recognized for his commitment to positive change by the National Council for Community and Justice and the Martin Luther King Jr. Commission, which both named him Humanitarian of the Year. The Stand for Children Organization named Ian its Child Advocate of the Year, and most recently Canadian business legend Harry Rosen presented Ian with the Adler Business leader’s award.

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