Show Notes
In this episode of Your Digital Reputation, host Roger Christie interviews Glenn Patterson, the CEO of City of Casey; a local council in the state of Victoria with almost 400,000 residents, making it the state's largest municipality and also one of the fastest growing councils across Australia.
In this conversation, we dive under the hood of the work Glenn and his leadership team have been doing, explore why he felt LinkedIn was a logical choice, and hear more about what the team's experiences have been since taking that more proactive approach online.
TIMESTAMPS: 00:06:29 Leverage LinkedIn for professional growth. 00:11:47 LinkedIn can significantly influence perception. 00:13:39 LinkedIn is a positive platform. 00:18:37 Authenticity drives engagement on LinkedIn. 00:24:02 Overcoming challenges in LinkedIn engagement. 00:28:32 Embrace LinkedIn for personal and business value. 00:31:00 Importance of commitment and example.
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