There can be no denying the power of collaboration, particularly when it comes to working toward the greater good. What happens when you combine that power with the power of the media, whether social, print or any other form? Amazing things happen, that’s what!
Betsy Westhafer, founder of the newly-launched HalfBackDayton, has assembled a panel to discuss how to make things happen through effective partnerships, focused media outreach and a community-wide impact initiative. Joining Betsy will be Yvette Kelly-Fields of updayton, Candice Hunter of My Media Hunter, and Christy Mauch, the Director of Operations at Better Business Bureau. The discussion will be facilitated by Michelle Kingsfield of WDTN Channel 2.
As a testament to the power of media, we are conducting an experiment with New Media Dayton prior to our February meeting. If HalfBackDayton gets 500 Likes on their Facebook page between now and February 10, we will have a drawing to give away $100 each to five local nonprofits. The eligible nonprofits will be nominated by the attendees of the February meeting.
Please join us for this exciting discussion and money giveaway!
Sponsors for the drawing: Geehan Group, Michelle O’Neil Consulting, New Media Dayton, HalfBackDayton. If you or your company would like to contribute to this cause, there is still time. Email Betsy @ bwesthafer@halfbackdayton.com





Michael Taylor is BIA/Kelsey’s director of business development and also works on the company’s consulting projects. He brings best practice experience in sales and marketing, as well as sales and marketing audit and due diligence experience. Taylor’s view of the marketplace is focused on both current industry trends and the long-range changing nature of print and digital media. Avoracious reader and researcher, he seeks to make the connections between ideas and practices to create new insights and business models for clients. Before joining
Bob McCarthy is the President and CEO of ServiceWeb Systems, Inc. a software development and services company based in Cincinnati, Ohio. He is an IBM alum, where he was an executive that focused on mobile app development and server side applications for businesses. 










