SOCIAL MEDIA & LEADERSHIPMay 11, 2013

Stanford University Faculty Club

Latino Leadership Conference

Panel

Margarita QuihuisSenior Fellow, SocialxDesign, Director, Stanford Peace Innovation Lab@msquihuis

Giovanni RodriguezPartner, SocialxDesign, Columnist, ForbesCo-Founder,Parranda.org@giorodriguez

Kety EsquivelVice President, Fenton CommunicationsExecutive Director, LATISM@ketyE

Carlos Miranda LevyFounder, Relief 2.0Reuters Digital Vision Fellow@carlosmiranda

Points to Ponder

• What is social?

• What is the definition of leadership today?

• Culture, Hierarchy and Status

• ‘Leadership by design

• Measureable Leadership

• Impact through Network Effects

• What You Do vs Who You Are

• Leaderful vs Leaderless organizations

• The Power of A Sense of Belonging

White House Initiative

Relief 2.0: applying social media to transform disaster relief

Tactical

What can you start doing on Monday morning?

• Exercising your leadership muscle• Building your social media presence• Increasing your influence• Measuring your impact

Simple Things You Can Do

1. Follow Latino thought leaders on Twitter

2. Retweet and amplify

3. Start cultivating thought leadership by curating and commenting on thought leaders and ideas

4. Update Your LinkedIn Profile

5. Be Expert in something

6. Be Discoverable

7. Make a campaign contribution

8. Vote