Rob Blackie

E-campaigning mentors needed

By | Mon 18th May 2009 - 10:20 am

Do you need advice on e-campaigning? Or do you have experiences that you’d like to share on e-campaigning?

If so look no further.

The hearts & minds group of the Technology Advisory Board are setting up a mentoring scheme to match people who want to give advice on e-campaigning to people who need advice on how to campaign better.

We already have a number of experienced local campaigners ready – just click here to see more on the forum, follow the instructions there and they’ll get back to you.

Rob Blackie is a former Lib Dem Director of Research who now works in Digital Communications. His blog can be found at rob-blackie.blogspot.com

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