We’ve spent more than a decade invested in working with independent schools and researching the technologies they need to remain current. We have enjoyed the opportunity to share this knowledge in presentations for TABS, CASE, NAIS and other top educational organizations. Take a moment to review the schedule below to see where we will be in the coming weeks.To arrange for a WhippleHill representative to speak at your event, please contact our director of marketing, Peter Batchelder, at peterb@whipplehill.com.

2010
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3/11/2010
Cary Academy, Cary, NC
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WhippleHill President Travis Warren will present a session at the annual North Carolina Association of Independent Schools (NCAIS) INNOVATE technology conference.

His session, titled "Finding Your Voice in Social Media," will not try to convince you that social media is important. The case for it has been made many times before. The goal of this session is to explore the process of building your own social media practice.

The session will focus on understanding social media etiquette, building online conversations and finding the right medium for you.

If you have not already done so, the aim of this discussion is to motivate you to wade deeper into social media waters.
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Travis Warren
4/15/2010
JW Marriott, Houston, TX
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WhippleHill President Travis Warren will be among the presenters at the annual Independent Schools Association of the Southwest (ISAS) Advancement Conference at the JW Marriott in Houston.

His session, titled "Finding your Voice in Social Media," is not going to spend an hour trying to convince you that social media is important. The case for social media has been made many times before. The goal of this session is to explore the process of building a social media practice. We'll explore this both at an institutional and individual perspective.

The session will focus on:

- Understanding social media etiquette
- Building online conversations
- Finding the right medium for you
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Travis Warren