Been so busy today that I had not the chance to post - but I'd like to show off some of the work my committee, Social Media, does at the Web Analytics Association, especially with our Social Network, WAASocial - Here's a meeting, over lunch, that we had yesterday in Soho, in the East Village, Manhattan:
Feel free to join WAASocial, by the way, if your interested in Metrics in some way:
Here's Part 1
And Here's part 2
I voted this morning in the once a year WAA Board Election (you need to be a voting member of the Web Analytics Association) - I wrote down my suggestions of who I'm planning (voted for) in a post I wrote a few weeks ago WAA Board of Directors Nominees 2008.
The process of running for a Board Seat is getting more competitive and I wonder what it'll be like next year when I run again - there are less open seats this year than last and more people running, some of them incumbents and fairly well known - to get elected this year, I think, someone is going to really need to ask everyone they know who can vote, to vote for them.
But this year it's a different ballot than last - you end up voting for everyone - you just have to decide what order you place all 17 candidates in - so - everyone gets voted on - it's just the order that makes that vote for a candidate have more or less weight.
Reading my earlier post WAA Board of Directors Nominees 2008 pretty much tells who I voted for first but I do think the choices this year are much harder - there are so many good people - I almost wish we had 17 seats on the Board of Directors so each one could be on it.
The voting will go on till the end of next week.
The Web Analytics Association recently published the bios of all 17 nominees for the 6 Board seats currently expiring next month - the election will take place The election opens on March 24th and closes on April 7th, 2008.
I personally nominated three people to run for the Board of Directors - you can read all about it at
I included members of my committee who are running as well as nominees who I'll definitely vote for.
You can get bios of all seventeen qualified and committed nominees and now is a good time to start reading about and thinking of who you'll vote for if your a member of the Web Analytics Association.
And, if you are a member of the WAA, I do urge you to vote.
My Directorship is up for re-election next year, btw, and I do plan to run again - there's a lot work going on with the Social Media Committee and I'm honored to be part of it and I think we've accomplished a lot during the first year.
In fact, Marianini Chaplin, Rachel Scotto, June Dershewitz and Enriqué Gonzales are all part of the Social Media Committee so I know them first hand and think they all should be elected to the WAA Board.
But I'm also very attached to the current Board of Directors - and a few are running for re-election - I don't think any of them will have a problem being re-elected, but I have special warmth for Richard Foley and Jim Sterne, as they've been very helpful to me and so I must vote for them also. April Wilson also deserves to be re-elected and I hope she will be. And Avinash Kaushik and Jim Sterne - I'm not even worried they'll be re-elected - its as certain as anything can be.
Well, enough said for now - read my post on
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