Kate Michael, @kstreetkate, is a Writer/Model/On-Camera Host and Event Emcee. Notable as the Founder and current Editor-At-Large of K Street Magazine, Kate started the site while serving as Miss District of Columbia 2006 and competing in Miss America (2007). Currently, Kate works as a professional spokesperson and model, walking the runway for such industry icons as Valentino, Derek Lam, Naeem Kahn and Oscar de la Renta. Her media portfolio includes a spread in Elle magazine and features on Inside Edition and BBC World News’ “The Real Cities” series. You’ll catch her interviewing guests on DC’s NewChannel8′s Let’s Talk Live and showcasing products on BestBuy.com, as well as work appearing on NBC, Fox, Comcast and local print publications.
Christie Findlay
Hi Kate! So sorry you couldn’t make it, I kept looking for you! I can’t wait to see what you think of the sharp new design for C&E’s Politics magazine. Best, Christie
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Successful winning and campaign strategy including the use of targeted messaging and online tools by spending millions of rupees. Creating a vast online community of supporters by harnessing the power of online social technologies including blogs, texts, video, and even an iPhone application. Just like politicians, business leaders need to create communities of stakeholders, and the latest online social networking technologies are the most effective community-building tools ever available. You’ll not only learn the Internet strategies that won Obama’s campaign, but also similar ones from the corporate world including Toyota’s YouTube campaign, Coca-Cola’s Facebook group, and Comcast’s mastery of Twitter.
Successful winning and campaign strategy including the use of targeted messaging and online tools by spending millions of rupees. Creating a vast online community of supporters by harnessing the power of online social technologies including blogs, texts, video, and even an iPhone application. Just like politicians, business leaders need to create communities of stakeholders, and the latest online social networking technologies are the most effective community-building tools ever available. You’ll not only learn the Internet strategies that won Obama’s campaign, but also similar ones from the corporate world including Toyota’s YouTube campaign, Coca-Cola’s Facebook group, and Comcast’s mastery of Twitter.