Knowledge Workers Toronto January Meetup: Knowledge Sharing using Social Media Tools in the Enterprise is in one week.

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Subject: Reminder: January Meetup, Knowledge Sharing using Social Media Tools in the Enterprise is in one week.

	Meetup Reminder Knowledge Workers Toronto
Your group has a Meetup Wednesday, January 27, 2010 6:30 PM!

What January Meetup, Knowledge Sharing using Social Media Tools in the Enterprise When Wednesday, January 27, 2010 6:30 PM Who 16 Yes / 0 Maybe There's still room for 14 more. Where Verity 111d Queen Street East Library Toronto ON M3H 6A7 416-368-6006 How Much Price: CAD20.00 per person Click here to pay if you have not yet done so. You only have until January 22, 2010 6:00 AM to RSVP! Update your RSVP

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Meetup Description Gordon Vala-Webb Director, Knowledge Management at PwC Canada Knowledge Sharing using Social Media Tools in the Enterprise People already share knowledge within the enterprise. If you want people to share more, or with different people (or both) you're going to have to make it either really easy for them, or really important to them (or preferably both). Hear how microblogging is being used in the enterprise and about other social media tools to connect people, enhance knowledge sharing, and enable collaboration. Gordon Vala-Webb – National Director of Knowledge Management PricewaterhouseCoopers Canada Gordon is the National Director of Knowledge Management for PwC Canada. He is responsible for the development and execution of PwC’’s internally-focused knowledge management / sharing strategy including their internally-facing portal which just won the IIR Portals, Collaboration and Content Excellence Award (2007). Gordon is also Chair of Board of Directors of the Safe Workplace Promotion Services of Ontario. Prior to joining PwC in 2005 he had a similar position with Ontario’s Workplace Safety and Insurance Board. His team’s portal was named one of the ”Top Ten Government Intranets” by NN/g and was given an Ontario Showcase Merit Award for Organizational Transformation (2004). He has a Masters degrees in both Management Science (Technology, Faculty of Engineering, University of Waterloo) and in Politics (Queen’s University, Kingston).