The heritage sector is responsible for preserving and maintaining the UK’s 6m pre-1919 period and listed buildings.

Grand stately home or humble Victorian cottage, these properties all require specialist knowledge, expertise and appropriate products for their restoration, conservation and maintenance.

Additionally, owners and sector professionals need to comply with legislation such as listed building consent and conservation area constraints.

With 1000s of heritage organisations, special interest groups, product suppliers and practitioners operating in the sector today, how are they getting their message across?

• What issues are people in the sector currently facing?
• How can businesses take advantage of social media?
• Does new technology pose particular challenges for property owners and operators, or does it open up new opportunities?
• What online resources are appropriate to the heritage sector, and how do we get started?

This FREE event was designed to be as interactive as possible, encouraging attendees to actively participate by sharing their comments and questions online and face to face. (hashtag: #Be2HER).

Speakers

• Paul Wilkinson (pwcom.co.uk Ltd) - From traditional marketing to Marketing 2.0
• Rob Kouyoumdjian (Georgian Group) - The Georgian Group gets social
• Zaenia Rogers (The Vat Consultancy) - Listed Buildings, Vat and our SoMe journey
• James Mott (ProjectBook) - The BIG 3: Making best use of Facebook, Linkedin and Twitter

• Lee Smallwood (DigiComms) - Using Social Media In Not For Profit Organisations
• Mike Fildes (The South Coast Roof Training Centre) - Heritage Skills NVQ's
• Francoise Murat – Study: Eco refurbishment of a period house & how we share online
• Alice Kershaw (Peterborough City Council) - Heritage Regeneration – embracing new technologies

See the Be2camp Heritage Live page (with Ustream feed and CoverItLive blog)

SPONSORS

TCS Digital World

A Be2camp event, brought to you in association with: TagTribe; ProjectBook, My Property Mentor