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Tag Archives: Building Centre
“Green” communications
The Construction and Property Special Interest Group of the Chartered Institute of Public Relations (CAPSIG) and the Chartered Institute of Marketing Construction Interest Group (CIMCIG) are collaborating to present a joint event this coming Thursday, 12 May, at the Building … Continue reading
Posted in blogs, networks, Twitter, Web 2.0
Tagged Andrew Warren, ASA, Building Centre, CAPSIG, CIMCIG, CIPR, construction, DEFRA, Facebook, Liz Male, London, marketing, Paul White, PR, social media, sustainability, Twitter
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Looking back on Be2Awards 2011
Amid five days of frantic social media activity across London during Social Media Week, the combined Be2Awards and @ConstrucTALKs event on Wednesday 9 February was always going to be my highlight (I was the event organiser after all!). Despite some … Continue reading
Posted in AEC, blogs, marketing, media, networks, PR, Twitter, Web 2.0
Tagged #smwldn, @ConstrucTALKs, AEC, architecture, B2B, Be2Awards, Be2camp, Building Centre, construction, engineering, Facebook, hashtag, HP, LinkedIn, marketing, PR, social media, TCS Digital World, Twitter, Web 2.0
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Make that blogging connection
Just before Christmas, I was invited to write a guest blog post (Fitzrovia, the construction industry and social media) for Fitzrovia News, a blog about a particular part of central London where I have worked and have since visited countless times. … Continue reading
Posted in AEC, blogs, marketing, PR, Twitter, Web 2.0
Tagged blog, Building Centre, College Arms, construction, extranets, Fitzrovia, Flickr, HOK, London, social media, Twitter, Web 2.0
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Announcing the Be2Awards 2011
In the middle of 2008, four people started a Twitter conversation about how people in the architecture, engineering and construction (AEC) sectors might be able to use social media tools and techniques to plan, design, construct, operate and maintain a … Continue reading
Posted in AEC, blogs, media, mobile, networks, PR, Twitter, Web 2.0, wikis
Tagged AEC, architecture, Be2Awards, Be2camp, blog, Building Centre, construction, Designjet, engineering, Facebook, HP, LinkedIn, London, marketing, Ning, PR, RSS, social media, sustainability, tCn, Twitter, Web 2.0
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Corporate social responsibility, facilities management, Web 2.0 … and bikes
When working as an in-house PR professional, I regularly used to commute to work in central London on my bike. Now I work for myself, this pleasure is denied me, but I often have to travel into town to visit … Continue reading
Posted in climate change, cycling, mobile, PR, Twitter, Web 2.0
Tagged BIW, BRE, Building Centre, CIPR, Comms Club Run, construction, cycling, Dopplr, FourSquare, LinkedIn, London, marketing, Martin Brown, Mitie, PR, RIBA, TfL, Total Workplace Management, Twitter, Web 2.0, Yelp
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Constructing Social Media
The CIPR‘s Construction and Property Special Interest Group, CAPSIG (of which I am a committee member), is holding its next evening seminar on Thursday 30 September at the Building Centre in London. The event is branded Constructing Social Media, and … Continue reading
Posted in AEC, blogs, PR, Web 2.0
Tagged Be2camp, blog, Bovis Lend Lease, Building Centre, Building Design, Building magazine, CAPSIG, CIPR, construction, Dave Glennon, London, Phil Clark, PR, Property Week, social media, Web 2.0
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Strategy & Tactics of Digital Communication
Want a productive day out in London on 25 November? If you are a construction marketing or PR person, you might be interested in the CIMCIG conference on “Strategy & Tactics of Digital Communication” being held at the Building Centre. … Continue reading
Posted in AEC, blogs, marketing, networks, PR, Twitter, Web 2.0
Tagged blog, Building Centre, CIMCIG, construction, Gemma Went, London, marketing, PR, social media, Su Butcher, Ustream, Web 2.0
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Role for social media in promoting sustainability
Last Tuesday, I attended last Tuesday’s launch of CIMCIG’s report “The Commercial Value of Sustainability” (download, PDF) at the Building Centre in London. The first in a series of specially commissioned industry reports for construction marketers, this CIMCIG report looks … Continue reading
Posted in AEC, blogs, climate change, construction collaboration, marketing, networks, PR, Twitter, Web 2.0
Tagged BIM, BIS, blog, BP, Building Centre, CIMCIG, Constructing Excellence, construction, Flickr, G4C, Generation Y, ICT, IGT 2050 Group, Jeremy Sumeray, Paul Morrell, social media, sustainability, Twitter, Web 2.0, YouTube
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