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Retour du IdentityCamp. Le mardi 12 octobre au Café Méliès à partir de 17:30.

by Adrien O'Leary on 27/09/2010

IdentityCampIl y a un an déjà on invitait le monde à une première rencontre IdentityCamp. Cette première au Café Méliès entre passionnés inspira finalement 8 rencontres mensuelles avec, à chaque fois, deux présentateurs et 30 à 40 participants à Station C.

On relance aujourd’hui la deuxième saison en vous invitant à nous retrouver le mardi 12 octobre à partir de 17:30 au Café Méliès, au 3540 sur le Boulevard Saint-Laurent.

Une partie du lounge nous est réservée. La participation à l’évènement est gratuite. Vous payez uniquement vos consommations. RSVP sur Facebook ou sur LinkedIn.

Au plaisir de se revoir ou de se rencontrer pour définir ensemble quel chemin prendra IdentityCamp pour sa deuxième saison!

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Vidéo : Réussir sa carrière grâce au Personal Branding par Olivier Zara

by Adrien O'Leary on 13/06/2010

Olivier Zara vit dans la région de Montréal depuis le printemps. Je suivais son blogue mais ce n’est que lors du IdentityCamp du mois de mars que nous avons eu la chance de nous rencontrer hors-ligne. Il était avec nous mardi dernier pour présenter la démarche décrite dans son livre. Réussir sa carrière grâce au Personal Branding. Merci à Remy Hespel pour la captation vidéo.

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Video : Being Social by Luc St-Laurent

by Adrien O'Leary on 09/06/2010

Luc St-Laurent, marketing director at Hibe, was kind enough to give a presentation yesterday for the last IdentityCamp of the first season. Thanks to Moog Audio and to Remy Hespel, the presentation was recorded :

Luc discussed social contexts in life, offline and online. He also mentioned the video by the Electronic Frontier Foundation : How To Maximize Facebook Privacy.

If you want to discuss further Luc’s ideas, you can follow him on the Hibe’s blog. You can also find him behind @hibecom on Twitter.

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Video : Luc St-Laurent on Social Contexts at IdentityCamp, at Station C on June 8

by Adrien O'Leary on 20/05/2010

For the first time ever, we’re going to have a presentation in English for the last edition of IdentityCamp’s first season, at Station C on June 8.

Facebook and Google CEO’s claim privacy is dead. Luc St-Laurent is going to open the discussion about online identities and social contexts:

  • Do we have only one identity?
  • When we connect online, do we have only one profile everybody can see?
  • If we have more, how do we manage them? How do we keep them separated?
  • Is it true that privacy is dead?

Those are some of the questions Luc introduces on the video Hicham shot together with him last week at the May edition of IdentityCamp:

For the ones who are not familiar with IdentityCamp, we initially positioned IdentityCampQuébec as a monthly event dedicated to helping people understand how to manage their online identity to improve their personal brand/reputation, both on the Web and offline. The first IdentityCampMontréal happened in October 2009.

Every event this year saw two presenters share their insights. The participation to the event is free. All you have to do is to show up at Station C, on St-Laurent, from 5:45pm the day of the event. The first presentation takes place at 6:15pm and the second one at 7:00pm. Beers and other beverages are offered to the participants thanks to our partners, Station C, AgentSolo.com and Moog Audio.

Last but not least, we appreciate when the persons who plan to attend the event RSVP to the invitation, on Facebook or on LinkedIn. See you on June 8!

MAJ (02/06/10) : Olivier Zara présente après Luc St-Laurent au IdentityCamp du 8 juin. Pour Olivier, vous êtes le seul responsable de votre vie privée. À lire dans son dernier billet avant de participer à notre prochaine rencontre!

MAJ (04/06/10) : Luc St-Laurent just published more info about his presentation :

  • How being social online differs from being social in reality.
  • The consequences of that difference on our personal brand and our lives.
  • Various tips and alternatives for a better privacy and a finer control of our image.

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