Web Wednesday will bring in Arvind Rajan of Linkedin on Aug 17. He will talk about social networking with a focus on the business side instead of the consumer angle. The title is “LinkedIn and the Social Media Landscape”.
About the Speakers
Arvind Rajan, MD and VP Asia Pacific and Japan of LinkedIn
Arvind is responsible for LinkedIn’s operations across the region. Since joining the company in 2008, Arvind has played a strong leadership role in leading the company’s initiatives and efforts in markets outside the United States and Europe. Arvind has held executive-level positions in a variety of industries such as electric transportation, wireless data networks and Internet startups. His knowledge and experience runs the whole spectrum of skill sets including management, business development, marketing, public affairs and government relations. Prior to joining LinkedIn, Arvind co-founded Grassroots Enterprise, an interactive public affairs firm where he developed pioneering online grassroots marketing and influencer programs for Fortune 500 companies, national non-profit organizations and government agencies. He spent nine years with the firm, where he progressively served as Vice President of Business Development, Chief Operating Officer and Chief Executive Officer before it was acquired by Edelman Public Relations.
Event Details
When: Wed, Aug 17
Time: 630pm-9pm
Where: Beer Market, #01-17, #02-02 Block 3B River Valley Road The Foundry Clarke Quay Singapore, 179021 (Map)
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