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Today, when a message meets the masses, the narrative can be amplified or altered. This discussion asks whether content is still king, or if consumer engagement ultimately rules.
Los Angeles, CA (PRWEB) October 07, 2015
HUNGRY Talks presents the panel discussion, “Mission Control: What Happens When the Message Meets the Masses.” The discussion will address the challenges organizations face when communicating their missions in today’s multi-channel universe. Featured panelists include: David Ambroz, Executive Director, Corporate Citizenship and Social Responsibility, Disney|ABC Television Group; Andrea Fiuczynski, Chairman, Sotheby’s West Coast; Kim Kessler, Director of Policy and Special Programs, Resnick Program for Food Law and Policy, UCLA Law School; and, Richard Stapler, Deputy Secretary Policy Implementation, California Natural Resources Agency. This is a free event, open to the public.
Date:
Thursday, October 15, 2015
6:30 PM – 8:30 PM
Location:
Wilshire Country Club
301 N. Rossmore Ave
Los Angeles, CA 90004
Tickets: http://www.HUNGRY2015.eventbrite.com
“Over the past decade, organizations have seen their ability to control carefully developed missions and value propositions disintegrate as millions of digitally-engaged consumers share, re-position and re-interpret content,” comments HUNGRY creator Kevin Mark Lodie. “Today, when a message meets the masses, the narrative can be amplified, authenticated or altered. This discussion asks whether content is still king, or if consumer engagement ultimately rules?”
“Nothing tells our story better than when someone tours our kitchen and meets our founder, Sister Alice Marie Quinn,” explains Daryl Twerdahl, Executive Director of St. Vincent Meals on Wheels Foundation. “But reaching new, busy next-generation supporters means we have to tell our story using several platforms that are one step removed from the live experience. ‘Mission Control’ will talk about that process and its challenges.”
HUNGRY is presented by the St. Vincent Meals on Wheels Foundation and made possible by the support of The Gas Company, a Sempra Energy utility, and ABC7. It provides a platform for STVMOW to connect with leaders in the public, private, and government sectors, and, through dialogues that engage diverse points of view, HUNGRY generates insights and shares best practices that advance philanthropic and prosocial endeavors.
Episodes of HUNGRY include:
"Mission Control: What Happens When the Message Meets the Masses" (updated after this release)
"Currency: The Social Impact of Dollars vs. Deeds"
"Mission or Mania: What Drives Pioneers of Change?"
For partnerships, speaking opportunities and sponsorship, contact Kevin Mark Lodie at kml(at)diversifiedluxury(dot)com.
Press Inquiries, contact Rita Hollingsworth at rita(at)rmhmedia(dot)net.
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Founded in 1977, St. Vincent Meals on Wheels (STVMOW) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit serving over 4,000 meals a day, making it the largest privately-funded organization of its kind nationwide. Annually, over 1 million meals are prepared and delivered to homebound senior citizens, disabled and terminally ill patients, and homeless adults and children. STVMOW additionally services programs administered by Jewish Family Service of Los Angeles, the L.A. Gay & Lesbian Center, Salvation Army, adjacent Meals on Wheels programs and other social service agencies. STVMOW is committed to keeping in step with the growing needs of seniors, whose population is expected to triple in LA County by 2030. http://stvmow.org
