Terri Nakamura: Shaping the Future of Women in Communications at AWCSF Late Lunch Meetup
Learn about emerging trends, opportunities, and innovations in the communications field.
In the ever-evolving landscape of communications, staying ahead of the curve is essential for professional growth and success. The Association for Women in Communications South Florida (AWCSF) is excited to announce that Terri Nakamura, a trailblazing author and social media aficionado, will be the keynote speaker and panelist at the upcoming Late Lunch Meetup, “The Future of Women in Communications: Trends, Opportunities, and Innovations.”
Terri Nakamura is a force to be reckoned with in the world of digital communication. As a third-generation Japanese American (sansei) who has lived in Seattle for more than 60 years, Terri’s journey is a testament to the power of lifelong learning and adaptability. In her mid-60s, she fearlessly returned to college to earn an AA in digital marketing, and at age 68, she published her groundbreaking book, “Blogging on Instagram: Engagement Writing on One of the World’s Best Social Media Platforms.” This remarkable work, which debuted at #1 across 10 categories on Amazon, showcases Terri’s expertise in crafting compelling content and fostering genuine engagement on social media.
As a keynote speaker and panelist at the AWCSF Late Lunch Meetup, Terri will share her invaluable insights on the future of women in communications. Attendees will have the opportunity to learn from her extensive experience as a content creator, graphic designer, and social media expert. Terri’s unique perspective on the intersection of blogging and social media will provide attendees with actionable strategies to enhance their online presence and effectively communicate their message to target audiences.
The virtual event, powered by GoBrunch, will take place on Wednesday, April 24 from 2 PM EST to 3:30 PM EST, offering a convenient and accessible platform for attendees to connect with Terri and other industry leaders. In addition to Terri’s keynote speech, the Late Lunch Meetup will feature an engaging panel discussion exploring emerging trends, challenges, and opportunities for women in the communications field.
Don’t miss this chance to learn from Terri Nakamura and gain valuable insights that will help you navigate the future of women in communications. Register now at [registration link] and join a supportive community of professionals who are passionate about driving positive change and empowering one another.
By attending the AWCSF Late Lunch Meetup, you’ll not only have access to Terri’s expertise but also the opportunity to network with like-minded individuals and expand your professional horizons. Whether you’re a seasoned communications professional or just starting your career, this event promises to deliver actionable advice and fresh perspectives that will help you thrive in the dynamic world of communications.
In addition to her role as a keynote speaker and panelist, Terri Nakamura is an inspiration to women of all ages. Her journey demonstrates that it’s never too late to pursue your passions and make a significant impact in your chosen field. As a lifelong learner and innovator, Terri continues to push boundaries and explore new avenues for growth and success.
Be sure to check out Terri’s groundbreaking book, “Blogging on Instagram: Engagement Writing on One of the World’s Best Social Media Platforms,” available on Amazon. Stay tuned for her upcoming audiobook and nonfiction book, set to debut on the Kindle Vella platform, which promises to deliver even more valuable insights and guidance for content creators and communications professionals alike.
Join us at the AWCSF Late Lunch Meetup and be part of the conversation shaping the future of women in communications. Register today! Tap the red button below and prepare to be inspired, informed, and empowered by Terri Nakamura and our esteemed panel of industry leaders. Don’t wait – secure your spot now and take the first step towards unlocking your full potential in the communications field!
