Social Media Conference on Enterprise Social Networking to be Held June 25-26 in Beverly Hills
Press Release
Social Media Conference on Enterprise Social Networking to be Held June 25-26 in Beverly Hills
socialnetworkingconference.com - April 22, 2009
(PRNewsChannel) / New York, N.Y. / Ticonderoga Ventures, Inc. announces its annual
West Coast Social Networking Conference on Thursday and Friday (June 25-26, 2009) at the SLS Hotel in Beverly Hills, Calif.
The Social Networking Conference (
www.SocialNetworkingConference.com) is the industry’s dominant convention that focuses on business management, technology and marketing for the business and enterprise social networking space.
Senior executives from the social media industry, the mobile telecommunications industry, the online personals industry and venture capitalists have registered to attend SNC2009 in Los Angeles. Software companies, payment processors, widgets, marketing firms and entrepreneurs are also represented at the event.
The event has also drawn the high levels of attendance and interest from Fortune 100 firms.
Speakers at the event include executives from: EA Games, Wal-Mart, Friendster, Google, Dow Jones, Sun Microsystems, Salesforce, Yammer, Oracle, Teens in Tech, Nokia, Social Networking Watch, CSRA, and others.
Some of the topics include: Trends among social networking consumers, social media strategy plans among Fortune 100 firms, mobile social networking, and social networking strategies in Asia and other regions.
An intense social networking industry pre-conference with Christopher S. Rollyson, Managing Director of CSRA is scheduled on June 24.
For more information on the Social Networking Conference, please visit the website (
www.SocialNetworkingConference.com) or contact:
Marketing and Logistics Representative
Ticonderoga Ventures, Inc.
Tel: USA +1 212-722-1744
Fax: USA +1 208-728-6456
E-mail:
info-16@socialnetworkingconference.com
Media Relations:
Mark Brooks
Social Networking Watch
Tel: USA +1 212-444-1636
This press release may contain forward-looking statements, particularly as related to the business plans of the company, within the meaning of Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933 and Sections 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 and are subject to the safe harbor created by these sections. Actual results may differ materially from the company's expectations and estimates.
