Colin Day, Managing Director of EMEA and APAC at Oktopost, tackles the topic of social media governance and how B2B organizations can manage social media risk with confidence to grow and increase revenue.
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Episode Summary
How do you define social media governance?
According to PwC, understanding the risks that social media poses to an organization and having the confidence that you are prepared to appropriately manage them is known as social media governance.
With the number of both individuals and organizations using social media rapidly increasing and the benefits of a successful social media strategy quite significant, many marketers have added the topic of social media governance to their agenda to discuss.
Whether you are a small business or a large multi-national company operating globally, risk management and compliance need a rethink when it comes to social media.
Stopping by the Radically Transparent podcast is Colin Day, Managing Director of EMEA and APAC here at Oktopost to talk about some of the biggest struggles that companies are facing today when it comes to social governance, and why not all crises are always bad.
Hot Topics of this Episode Include:
- How marketing, legal and compliance teams can come together to create a safe and practical social media policy
- How B2B organizations are prioritizing social governance efforts, especially in regulated industries– and where Oktopost can help
- Colin’s biggest lesson learned post-recovery after he had to hit the big red button to stop all social media
Meet Colin
With more than 30 years of experience across sectors that include MarTech and FinTech, Colin Day has an excellent track record of building and operating high-performing, go-to-market functions. He also has hands-on experience in implementing all aspects of commercial operations in technology and financial services firms across the globe. His standing among his peers in the marketing community is exceptional, as shown by the number of awards he has received during his career.
Most recently, Day founded his own advisory business, Magnetic North Associates, providing strategic guidance for C-Suite executives (CEO, CMO, CSO) as a Non-Executive Director and Board Level Advisor, conducting due diligence across a range of transactions ($25M+) focusing on marketing technology, consulting services, and financial technology. Prior to Magnetic North Associates, Colin Day spent 18 years with Financial Technology giant FIS, where he held various leadership roles across business development, product management, and marketing.
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