Blogger hour with Rohit Bhargava
by Tania Chew
Category: The Rest
To all our digerati friends, we hope you can join us for another Open Room chat ‘n chill session ‘cuz we’ve got Rohit coming to spend a couple of days with us. The face behind the award-winning Influential Marketing Blog needs little introduction, and will be coming to town fresh off a stint in Beijing, where he’s been busy for the last few days at the Olympics, doing some pretty neat stuff with Lenovo’s Olympic Blogger Program (I’m so envious).
When: Monday, August 18 @7pm (yes it’s happening real soon!)
Where: The Ogilvy Centre, 35 Robinson Road, Level 3
RSVP: Drop me an email ASAP so I can save a seat for you
Rohit recently launched his book, Personality Not Included, which is full of practical advice for brands looking to regain their human voice. PNI’s been steadily climbing the charts and was recently chosen by Soundview Book Summaries as their best business book for the month of August (a big honor considering the thousands of new books they evaluate a year). Join the PNI Facebook group for updates.
For the Twitter-mad, follow Rohit at Twitter (watch out for the mad chicken wallpaper!)
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August 19th, 2008 at 8:38 pm
[...] big thank you to Tania for organizing the excellent chat & chill with Rohit. Rohit is a seasoned digital marketing [...]
August 21st, 2008 at 10:07 pm
Ужасс.
September 12th, 2008 at 9:11 am
This book is a gem. I am usually a fast reader, I normally complete a novel within 3 days.
I am still reading the first few chapters for PNI, not because it is hard to read, but because I am trying to take in the full essence of what Rohit’s trying to present to us.
It’s really a commendable book.
September 12th, 2008 at 11:55 am
Glad to hear that Hisham, I’ll forward on your comments to Rohit!