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About Barry Hurd
Barry Hurd is the President of 123 Social Media, a Seattle-based think-tank that provides online competitive intelligence, digital business strategy, and social media business development across the enterprise. He also serves as a managing director for Epiphany Metrics, offering insight to complex business process changes being affected by new technology trends, as we all serving as a volunteer strategic director for Social Media Club Seattle, where he promotes ethical and effective utilization of social media for business. A results oriented business mind, bringing insight and innovation by applying actionable new media business models. He is an acknowledged leader in business and social media strategy, pioneering digital product campaigns, executive branding and thought-leadership, personal and corporate online reputation, and comprehensive metrics. He can often be found speaking on topics of Entrepreneurship, Marketing, Search Optimization, Digital Analytics, Online Reputation and Competitive Strategy. He believes in sharing knowledge and applying concepts to real world problems that are justified with functioning business cases, exploring how like-minded business models apply across regional and industry channels. He has presented to a variety organizations SecureWorld The University of Washington Wall Street Journal Disney Interactive TEDx Washington Technology Industry Association (WTIA) DEMO.com Seattle University Master Builders Association The…
Speaking
Looking for a keynote speaker? A professional who is knows how digital trends are changing the way business interacts? As a keynote speaker, I don’t beat around the bush. I also don’t sell books (or anything else for that matter) I simply present educational, motivational, and expert information on how business is struggling to adapt to the evolution of digital life. What is my basic thought? Every industry niche is experiencing a digital shift. This shift creates gaps of opportunity and risk that represent huge dollars. The dollars also represent big ethical and moral questions. Those questions highlight geographic, demographic, and worldwide concerns. Yet as people trying to get by in our industry, we don’t really know how these big puzzle pieces fit together. As a keynote speaker, I rely on my professional background and personal curiosity to find these gaps and shed expert insight on them. I am not a ‘Johnny Come Lately’ keynote speaker. I like to be involved. I am an attendee. I am a person. I have a big business brain. I also have a multifaceted perspective. I realize that keynote speakers bring value, they should bring more than they take. I interact and give away…
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You can reach me through a variety of ways (the easiest is the contact form below) or on Twitter @barryhurd // //
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