Presenter/Trainer - SPJ Media and Journalism Training • SPJ Regional Conference • Indianapolis, IN • April 13-14, 2012
Session Presenter - Media and Journalism Training • NYPA Annual Meeting • Saratoga, NY • March 30-31, 2012
Conference and Festival Coverage • SXSWi • Austin, TX • March 8-15, 2012
Guest • Tonya Hall Radio • February 2012
Attendee - Content Creator • Dell DoMoreIT Event • San Francisco, CA • February 26-29, 2012
Guest • Tonya Hall Radio • December 2011
Social Event Coordinator • SEMA Show 2011 • Las Vegas, NV • November 1-3, 2011
Speaker, Session Presenter • Journalism Interactive Conference • College Park, MD • October 28-29, 2011
Session Leader, Guest Speaker • Tech Day Camp • Quincy, MA • October 22, 2011
New Media Trainer, Social Media Tools and Techniques • Boston Globe Training Session with Kara Sassone • Boston, MA • October 20, 2011
Keynoter, Moderator, Panelist • Association of Cable Communicators Forum 2011 • New York, NY • October 5-6, 2011
Session Presenter • Excellence in Journalism Conference 2011 • New Orleans, LA • September 24-28, 2011
Guest • Tonya Hall Radio • September 2011
Guest Speaker • Social Media Integration Conference 2011 • Atlanta, GA • September 16-17, 2011
Moderator • The Business of Social Media Online Chat • September 13, 2011
Social Media Trainer • The Tools Journalists Use • NLGJA National Meeting • Philadelphia, PA • August 27, 2011
Guest Speaker • South Shore CPA Group • Where to Go, What to Know on the Web • Braintree, MA • July 28, 2011
Social Media Trainer • Summer Session at SPJ HQ • Indianapolis, IN • July 12, 2011
Guest Speaker • Alliance of Area Business Publications Summer Conference • Providence, RI • June 23, 2011
Panelist • New England XPO for Business • Social Media 101 - Get Your Business Noticed • May 25, 2011
On-Air Guest • Follow Friday with Maggie Rulli on The Pulse Network • Friday, May 6, 2011
Panelist • American Bar Association • Fad or Future? Social Media's Place in Today's Legal Profession • April 16, 2011
BeanCast Guest • MARCH MADNESS • March 20, 2011
Guest Host • HubSpot TV • Social Media Techniques and Missteps • March 11, 2011
Guest Speaker • Parenting Publications of America Annual Conference • Arlington, VA • March 4-5, 2011
BeanCast Guest • SUPER BOWL SATURDAY • February 5, 2011
Consumer Electronics Show • CES 2011 • Las Vegas • January 6-9, 2011
NomX3 Taping • Kel & Partners • South Boston, MA
BeanCast Guest • Sunday, December 5
Speaker/Trainer North Shore Technology Council at the Peabody Marriott • December 1
SEMA Show • Las Vegas • November 1-4
Social Media Training • Multiple Sessions - SPJ Annual Conference in Las Vegas • October 3-5
BeanCast Guest • Sunday, September 26
Speaker at the 140Conf Boston • September 14
Speaker, Downtown Boston Rotary Club • September 7 • Cohosts David Cutler and Mike Langford
Social Media Club Oil Spill Event Speaker • August 25 • see the videos of the event at YouTube
Digital Dads Guest with CC Chapman • Monday, August 9
Spent two weeks in New Orleans reporting on the BP Oil Spill
BeanCast Guest • Sunday, May 16
Edit.me Webinar Guest • Monday, May 17
Eat, Drink and Be Social pre-party • Sunday, May 23
Eat, Drink and Be Social event • Monday, May 24
Swiss Consulate, Boston, Panel Moderator • Tuesday, May 25
Social Media Training • Columbus Dispatch - May 1
TBD Session(s) • SPJ Region 1 Conference, NY, NY - April 9-10
Social Media Training • RTDNA in Las Vegas - April 12-13
Social Media Training • Bloomington Herald - February 25
Social Media Training • Wichita Eagle/Others - March 4
Social Media Training • Chicago Community Media Workshop - March 9
NomX3.com Tapings • South by Southwest - Various locations - March 13-16
Social Media Training • Community Newspapers, Saratoga - March 24-25
Guest Speaker at LaunchCamp Boston and Social Media Breakfast 16 in Boston. Event was held at NERD and topic was Content Creation.
Podcamp Western Massachusetts presenter - two sessions. Time management using social media tools; and How to create online video.
Also filmed an episode of NomX3 at Podcamp Western Massachusetts. This was #PCWM2.
Consumer Electronics Show - Las Vegas. Covering the event for MobileMag.com among other outlets.
NomX3 filming at Boloco, Fajitas and Ritas, Tastings Wine Bar and Bistro, and other venues.
Training sessions at NERD and also for the Society of Professional Journalists at newsrooms across the country.
Podcamp New Hampshire presenter. Also filmed an episode of NomX3 at the first NH Podcamp.
Arlington, MA Chamber of Commerce
Social Media Panel
University of Massachusetts - "How to Communicate with the Media -- Using Social Media"
"60 Sites in 60 Minutes: Site Stampede, a Journalist's Guide to New Media" at the SPJ Annual Conference, Sat. Aug. 29
AIM Mutual
Where to Go and What to Know: The Web
HRM DIet, Boston
Twitter for Business private session
MetroWest Chamber of Commerce
LinkedIn for Business
Nat'l Assoc. of Women Bus. Owners
Social Media for Business
Podcamp Boston '09 presenter
The Future of Work
Podcamp Boston '07 presenter
Freelancing
Salty Legs Career Club
Social Media for Job Hunters
Word on the Tweet radio show guest
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If you'd like to have me speak at your event/to your organization, send an email to
jeff [at] jeffcutler [dot] com.
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Dorry thought about how she had left things that morning with Vince. He continued to crumple her heart with each dalliance, but she lacked the where-with-all to get out of the situation. Dorry wished she had a Tivo for her life—or that she could get the time she had deposited into that loser back. Scuffing her feet on the rug she zapped Lug-Nut and he jumped. It wasn’t fair that she was the only miserable one, but the dog immediately forgave her and nuzzle against her leg. Was that the epitome of love, or was it the sandwich she had in her hand?
rug, deposit, Tivo, lug-nut, sandwich, crumple.
Completing my deposit, I retraced my steps across the bank’s foul rug, gingerly stepping over the remnants of some slob’s crumpled pastrami sandwich. In my hapless and uncoordinated ineptitude, I tripped on one of the rope chain pedestals, and hit the ground spinning like a morose lug-nut.
In some horrific, precognitive flash, I can see some voyeuristic teller stealing the institution’s security tapes and creating a slapstick sitcom about a klutz like me that would be a Tivo favorite for years to come.
Wrenching her husband away from Sunday football was as easy as pulling a lug-nut off a car that just had its tires rotated. “Dammit,” she thought. She had put a $275 deposit on the new carpet earlier in the week, and had taken the only available appointment on the weekend to seal the deal. It was a beautiful Turkish kilim, in creamy hues of red, green, blue and yellow. It was going to look perfect with the new dining room suite, and the state-of-the-art backing would ensure the carpet remained crumple-free during high traffic family gatherings. When she first started the home redecorating project, Arthur had insisted on being involved in all major purchasing decisions. “How do you define ‘major’?” she had asked, suspicious that what he called “shared decision-making” was interference disguised as marital concordance. “Anything more than the cost of a sandwich” Arthur replied with a subtle smirk on his face. “Dammit” she thought again, mentally pounding her fist against the steering wheel. “How am I going to get him away from the football game to go to the rug store?” While it would please her to force him to miss the game, to use his insistence on being “involved” to hurt him, she knew she would pay for that passive-aggressiveness later. “Pick your battles,” she said aloud, as she crossed over the highway en route to the neighborhood Whole Foods. As she approached the yielding traffic coming off the interstate, she was distracted by a colorful billboard featuring a picture of a smiling television. “That’s it!” she exclaimed. “TiVo, I’ll subscribe to TiVo so he can watch the game when we get back from the store!” Pleased with herself, she confidently navigated her Toureg into a tight spot in the parking lot and headed into the market.
The TiVo was paused and still picture on the screen showed the local news anchor’s face in a badly contorted grimace that reminded Shelia of a crumpled paper doll. She deposited the last bite of her avocado sandwich into the trash. The avocado hadn’t really been ready, but she couldn’t convince her cravings of that fact. Besides it was late. She moved across the room towards sleep; her slippers dragging across the rug created a spark as she turned off the lamp. Crawling into bed next to her snoring, lug-nut of a husband, Shelia silently wished it hadn’t been the only spark that night. Her eyes closed and wished that morning would never come.