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Can You Tame the Crackberry and Regain Control of Your Life?

April 01, 2010

Can You Tame the Crackberry and Regain Control of Your Life?

If you are a PR pro with 10 years experience or more, hold a senior-level position at your employer, or head up your own practice, you must not miss this event! 

Non-stop technological advances have given today’s PR professionals access to an unprecedented wealth of information – quite literally at our fingertips.  With our laptop computers, netbooks, Phones, Blackberries, Kindles and iPads, we’re able to stay on top of news breaking around the world while remaining in constant communication with our staff, our bosses, our clients and even our social networks…24 hours a day, seven days a week.
 
But is this constant stream of information, this never ending flood of communication, a good thing? Or is it shortening our collective attention spans and denying us the opportunity to actually think -- to reflect deeply and devise the truly creative solutions that will make a real difference to the people who pay for our services?  Is it stressing us out and changing our interactions with those around us?

Communications and management development consultant Daniel Pitlik will share some strong opinions on where we’re going in our technology driven world…and what we need to do to make sense of it all. 

Our Speaker
Prior to launching his consulting practice more than 17 years ago, Daniel Pitlik spent several years in the agency business, working with firms such as Golin/Harris and Fleishman-Hillard.  As a consultant, he has advised such organizations as Omnicom, Toshiba, JPMorgan Chase, Hilton, Ketchum, Golin Harris, Cohn & Wolfe, Sony, Interpublic, Deloitte, Saatchi & Saatchi and The Irvine Company.  For more information, please visit www.pitlikconsulting.com.

WHEN:
Thursday, April 1, 2010
5:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m.

LOCATION:
J.T. Schmidt's at The District
2415 Park Ave.
Tustin, CA 92782

COST:
Members $20 · Non-members $25
Includes heavy appetizers and choice of beverage (wine, beer or soda).

After March 29 there is an additional $5 charge for walk-ins and late reservations, and no refunds are available.

RESERVATIONS:
Please register and prepay on our website below using PayPal (credit card processing fee additional), or send an email to info@ocprsa.org followed by a check payment to OC/PRSA, PO Box 422, East Irvine, CA 92650.

About Senior Roundtable
The Senior Roundtable is open to practitioners who have at least 10 years experience or hold senior-level positions where employed. Agency principals also are welcome. In 2010 the group will meet 2-3 times to discuss the state of PR in Orange County, and trends and advancements in the profession. If you have questions feel free to email cragland@oc-cf.org.

This event is brought to you by the OC PRSA Senior Roundtable Committee:
Leisa Brug Kline; Todd Cooley, APR; Marcus Ginnaty, APR; Cynthia Ragland, APR (chair); and Aleta Walther, APR.