#HBSRLGC was the topic of conversation on Twitter among attendees at the Retail & Luxury Goods Conference at Harvard Business School this past weekend. We suggested attendees use the hashtag #HBSRLGC to give feedback and discuss the conference. It was super popular! We shared the hashtag on the conference brochures, on site signage, and website. To me, this was a success!
8. Giving attendees updates about the conference
Favorite Tweets by category:
1. Sharing onsite observations
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byondcre8tive ByondCre8tive
RT @BowensBergeron: RT @bkornell: Coolest product I saw at#hbsrlgc: carved wooden purse by @BowensBergeron (cont)http://tl.gd/9pe1be
2. Attendees speaking directly to sponsors
@BallandBuck Love the v-neck t-shirt I got from you guys at#HBSRLGC today! Thanks for your donation.
3. Sponsors speaking to attendees
#HBSRLGC Fun to know that 400 people saw my redesign of A Magazine
William Lauder @esteebeauty "Why does Goldman Sachs pay so much? Bcse the job sucks!" on pursuing your passions #hbsrlgc
"Shopping is not consumption... It is a form of entertainment" - William Lauder. I agree! #HBSRLGC
6. Asking followers in Africa to give you a question to ask a fashion designer in the U.S.
adfinley Allana Finley
adfinley Allana Finley
#HBSRLGC @AFI_sa asked Mr. Hilfiger about fake products "it is frustrating flattery and much of our profit is used for task force to stop it
lol “@ashlygrzyb: #HBSRLGC not having a fragrance is like missing a tooth - Tommy Hilfiger”
#HBSRLGC social enterprise now in auditorium and entrepreneurship in Aldrich 112 now
9. Getting feedback from attendees
eguadianachong Elisa I. Guadiana Ch
