Optimize Your Influence on LinkedIn by Anne Pryor, Sept. 24, 2020

Hear from Anne Pryor, certified online visibility strategist, on how to leverage LinkedIn by getting known and optimizing your influence with tips, best practices and real-life examples of success. In this session, you will learn: How Artificial Intelligence works to read your online identity and why it matters; What your online identity says about you; How to use AI to communicate and to get jobs, promotions and business opportunities; What you should do to create an influential online identity to showcase your thought leadership on LinkedIn and social media.

About our speaker: Anne Pryor is known as a master at facilitating meaningful connections as a certified Online Visibility Strategist; she specializes in LinkedIn creating, coaching online, and thought leadership strategies for C-level executives, business owners, recruiters, sales and marketing executives and job seekers. With her diverse network, Anne helped to generate millions in dollars in sales for employers leveraging LinkedIn. As a former executive at Carlson Marketing, she served as Senior Director of Wellness and Innovation, where she designed solutions for Fortune 500 clients.

She has trained CEOs, Sales, Marketing, HR leaders from global Fortune 100 to small business clients. Anne is featured in numerous books and is frequently tapped as a sought-after speaker for her universal meaningful connection approach which begins with her philosophy: what happens to you happens to me; we are here to do our greatest good and we need each other to do so.

“Anne Pryor’s expertise and human-centered application of complex data analytics through social platforms have empowered our organization, individuals within our academic practice community, and our local and national initiatives. The impact on relationships, engagement, and partnerships to transform health and education and transcend systems,  challenges is palpable and expansive.”  – Connie W Delaney, Ph.D., RN,  Dean & Professor, School of Nursing Academic Health Center, University of Minnesota School of Nursing