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In this FIR Speakers & Speeches podcast, social technologist and serial entrepreneur Benjamin Ellis presented the business case for social media and the real ROI.
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About the Dell B2B Presenter
After more than two decades working at the leading edge of technology, Benjamin is still passionate about what it can achieve, particularly at the intersections between people, communication and software.
He is mainly known for his roles at Redcatco (blog) and SocialOptic (blog), and his support for start-ups and growing UK digital businesses – predominately though the Digital Mission with Chinwag and the UKTI.
Twitter: @BenjaminEllis.




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(Cross-posted from For Immediate Release, Shel’s and my podcast blog.)