LinkedIn Power Session
Friday, March 19 • 8a - 10a
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In this workshop you will to use this business networking tool to make more powerful connections, promote your expertise, as well as research companies and prospects. Whether you are new or looking for ways to be more effective with LinkedIn, you are sure to learn at least 7 things that you can do immediately to leverage this online network. The cost for this 2-hour workshop is $30 per attendee and limited to 15 participants. Advanced registration is required for attendance.
Online Marketing Day of Thunder
Saturday, April 24 • 9a - 4p
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In this all day hands-on workshop, you will learn some the power moves that will make you more productive and effective. But more importantly, you will learn to create a strategic plan for your online marketing that embraces website, email, Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter and other online venues.
Workshop is limited to 8 participants. Participants must bring their own laptop computer equipped with WiFi or a broadband access card.
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Dear Steve,
I appreciate your letter and would like to wish you the best in your recovery. I am relieved that you and your family have the medical answers that you need.
I would also like to offer my apology to you. Your health is your private matter and it should remain so. Like many people in the Apple community, when there was news of your health, whether truth or rumors, I listened, read and paid attention. So the media kept reporting it. I wish that I had the discipline to ignore the news related to you and Apple, but I don’t.
Since I was a young kid, Apple has been part of my life. From the Apple ][ that was in my classroom, the Macintosh Classics at college, my switch from PC to Mac in 1999 to today with my MacBook Pro, iPhone, iPod(s), PowerMac, etc. (I even had a NeXT Cube in the early 90s!)
It is obvious that your vision, design aesthetic, and desire to create products that are insanely great (not just really good) has left an indelible mark on Apple’s products and the expanding Apple community.
And beyond your work at Apple, you have transformed the world. We love and care about you because of it. I cannot apologize for caring about you, that would be disingenuous. My apology is for feeding the press reasons to invade your privacy.
At some point, nature will force you to retire from your position at Apple. That will be a sad day. But I know that I have forever been changed by you, inspired by your work.
Again, best wishes for your health and I am looking forward to Phil’s speech tomorrow at Macworld.
From A Member of the Apple Community