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4th November
2009
written by Margo Rose

Normally, I shy away from politics on my blog.  My readers are HR enthusiasts. When it comes to ballot issues and funding for not for profit organizations, it becomes an HR issue, particularly when it has an impact on staffing budgets.  Stay tuned this evening where I will provide an indepth analysis of HR, the ballot issues (many of which passed) and how social media may have helped these organizations expand their follower base, acquire new donors and volunteers, and position themselves in the market.  Stay tuned twitter pals.

@HRMargo

www.linkedin.com/margorose

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