Podcast appearances and mentions of tameka kee

Welcome to the TeachHER Podcast Powered by The Innocent Brown Girl Project. Our mission is to convey strategies for Grit & Grace with educators and advocates of African American and Latina Girls. Thank you for joining us today. Today, our guest is Tameka Kee. Tameka is our Founder & CEO, leading the strategic vision and direction of The Power of Girls. Tameka has over 15 years of experience in experiential marketing, community development and partnership activation. She has also held community relations positions with the Atlanta Falcons (NFL) and Atlanta Dream (WNBA) where she developed programming focused on health and wellness, youth mentoring and women's initiatives. A graduate of Old Dominion University, Tameka earned her Bachelor of Science in business administration and marketing. She is a member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc and previously served on committees for GoGirlGo! and Usher's New Look Foundation. Social Media: TeachHER Podcast (Instagram) The Innocent Brown Girl Project (Instagram) The Innocent Brown Girl Project (Website) Guest Social Media Info: Tameka Kee (Instagram) The Power of Girls (Instagram) The Power of Girls (Facebook) Websites Mentioned: The Power of Girls (Website) The Power of Girls (Linkedin)  

We are excited to invite Tameka Kee to the mic. Tameka is the Founder & CEO of The Power of Girls. The Power of Girls is a nonprofit organization based in Atlanta whose mission is to serve, inspire and empower young girls to develop into confident, well-rounded global leaders through mentorship, team building, and cultural experiences. Each year, Tameka and her team select a class of The Power of Girls to participate in our year-long “Power House” curriculum that focuses on developing confidence, leadership skills, and self-awareness. The programming ends with an international trip. Upon completion of the program, the Power of Girls participants become part of our active alumni group.Tameka has over 20 years of experience in fundraising management, community development, experiential marketing, and partnership activation. In addition to her role with the Power of Girls, Tameka is the Director of Account Relationships for Boys & Girls Clubs of America, she fundraises and manages a yearly fundraising budget of over $5M. She is responsible for developing and implementing long-term corporate philanthropic business strategies and local Club fundraising strategies as a senior leader for the Corporate Partnerships team. Also, Tameka has held community relations positions with the Atlanta Falcons (NFL) and Atlanta Dream (WNBA), where she developed programming focused on health and wellness, youth mentoring, and women's initiatives.  A graduate of Old Dominion University, Tameka earned her Bachelor of Science in business administration and marketing. She is a member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. Tameka is an avid hiker and loves yoga!In this episode, we will discuss the challenges she faced learning to rely on her team and allowing herself to receive help from others, the ups and downs of raising money and gathering the funds needed to further her impact, and the power of community relationships & networking had on the Power of Girls' annual summit.If you are a woman of color who is interested in learning more about the Nonprofit Sistas community or you're looking for a community to support you throughout your journey as a nonprofit leader, please visit our site at www.nonprofitsistas.com.Find me on Instagram and LinkedIn, and don't forget to follow the Nonprofit Sistas podcast.

Episode 88 features a great conversation with Tameka Kee, Head of Content at AdMonsters. Tameka takes us through her career journey which includes Mediapost, Digiday, eMarketer, Rubicon Project, and launching her own business, The In.Fux Lab. We also discuss the great community that is AdMonsters, content strategy, dealing with discrimination, and a lot more. Follow Us: Newsletter: http://bitly.com/2QLEY8U Linkedin: http://bit.ly/2ZZUBxG Twitter: http://bit.ly/2Qp0SzK  Instagram: http://bit.ly/2QLfEQc

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Tameka Kee has spent the last decade connecting the dots of technology, media, and marketing. Currently the Vice President of Content & Strategy at Wise Public Relations, she joins us today to talk about some common misconceptions of virtual reality, where we are now with the technology, what she sees emerging in the coming years, and how it is changing in both consumer and enterprise markets. She also talks about successful moments in integrating sponsors into events, and lessons she is learning now as she begins to produce events in the VR/AR universe.   Takeaways: [3:25] Tameka is also the head of the LA Chapter for the VR/AR association, an industry trade group dedicated to advance and connect digital technology experts and enthusiasts. [6:19] VR is on a continuum of how immersive an experience it is, and Tameka sees the Oculus Quest as a game changer on the consumer front. [10:11] In the enterprise, VR is changing how companies do HR training that requires empathy and compassion, as the sensory-motor activity makes participants really feel like they are there in real time. [12:05] In medicine, there are a lot of VR and AR companies creating ways to make surgery better, and help doctors perform at super in-depth performance standards. [17:40] Tameka comes from a journalistic background and remained a champion for integrity and information even when she shifted to working in an event and sponsorship space. She hasn’t won every battle, but most times finds that audiences and events align with high-value content. [29:30] Part of the challenge with events in digital marketing is sponsors want to be thought leadership sponsors, when other opportunities may make for a more authentic and trustworthy integration. [37:37] Digital marketers can benefit in looking at events from other industries to get inspiration. [40:41] As much as the advertising and digital industry changes, relationships and networking still are at the forefront of long-lasting and consistently attended events. [42:11] As both an event producer and programmer, Tameka sees there are many aspects to consider such as name recognition, content, and financial contribution. [47:28] Tameka loves events due to her natural curiosity, love of seeing what’s coming up, and interacting with the leaders of the present day and the future. [56:14] It takes effort to find good speakers and organize an agenda and book a venue; oftentimes, people underestimate the responsibility of an events planner. [62:36] Tameka explains The Influx Lab, and the upcoming event on December 1 to discuss the conversation about all aspects of mixed reality. [70:11] TMI Podcast PSA: If you gave a TEDx Talk, please don’t weave it into every conversation that you have for the rest of your life. Please leave it on the stage (or at least just your Facebook profile).   Quotes: ● “Your job is to be the thought leader in your conversation.”  — T ● “Good sponsors will actually stand back and do what you do at events.”  — T ● “You can’t have people involved in a digital event who aren’t doing digital, it doesn’t work that way.” — K ● “There are people now that make their living just speaking at events!” — K ● “You should have something to build your expertise on, as your way to being an expert.” — T ● “I’m a nerd, and I get to play with cool VR things before anyone else does.” — T ● “Let’s have the conversation now about VR and AR.” — T Mentioned in This Episode: LA-VR/AR Association Tree Oculus Quest Mindcotine Facebook: Last Week Tonight with John Oliver Digiday eMarketer Adtec Search Engine Land P Diddy C2 Montreal @Tameka Kee The Influx Lab Nancy Baker Cahill Wise PR

LIVE from #C2MTL 2014 with Social Media Radio reporter on  the ground TAMEKA KEE aka @geekychic

LIVE from #C2MTL 2014 with Social Media Radio reporter on  the ground TAMEKA KEE aka @geekychic

Among many accolades, Ondi Timoner has the rare accomplishment of having won the Sundance Grand Jury award twice. 2014 marks the 10 year anniversary of the Yale graduates first win for a film called DIG. Her second, an early exploration in social internet behavior, called WE LIVE IN PUBLIC. On Innovation Crush, Ondi stops by to talk about the power of storytelling, her history in filmmaking, and her newly launched innovation series, A TOTAL DISRUPTION which profiles founders and innovators of the world' top disruptive companies and projects. features special guest host, Tameka Kee. www.twitter.com/onditimoner http://www.youtube.com/user/atotaldisruption www.twitter.com/geekychic

Whether you're a marketer, entrepreneur, investor, strategic thinker, or somewhere in between, your work life is constantly affected by influence. You're either exerting influence to change consumer behavior or to motivate your teammates, or even affected by the influence of trends and individuals you come in contact with on a day-to-day basis. When it comes to influence, Robin Kaminsky hates to lose. The marketing and business maven (who was once listed as one of the 100 most influential women in the world) served as the CMO/EVP of Publishing at Activision during the launch of titles like Guitar Hero, and Call of Duty. The latter of which is still considered to be the most successful franchise launch of all time; both financially and fan-ancially. Robin's creative problem solving abilities have touched other major franchises from Pepsi to Johnson & Johnson, Revlon and even the world of free-to-play games. Most recently, she serves as an advisor and investor to a multitude of companies and entrepreneurs. On Innovation Crush, Robin Breaks down the power of influence, the importance of the win, and how to create successful leading organizations and individuals. Featuring special guest host, Tameka Kee. www.twitter.com/rskaminsky www.twitter.com/geekychic