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As Chief Imagination Officer of Creative Sage™, I live a passionate personal mission to cause the spontaneous combustion of creativity, innovation, and compassionate intelligence everywhere!

At Creative Sage™, we help corporations, nonprofit organizations, professional associations, project teams, entrepreneurs, consultants, authors, artists, performers and others to create outstanding marketing strategies, communications, solutions, services and products. We design dynamic, cutting-edge innovation programs that are tailored to our clients' individual needs for maximum return on investment in innovation management.

We coach and mentor executives, and we also coach accomplished, creative professionals and their organizations to revolutionize the concept of "retirement" and create powerful new lives, projects and initiatives, including Social Entrepreneur projects and partnerships between corporations, nonprofits and philanthropists. We use highly creative and effective methods to help people in mid-life or at any age to navigate transitions in business or in life. We'll coach your inner innovator out of hiding...we help you innovate to be great!


Cathryn Hrudicka & Associates was our original company name, where we've focused on marketing communications, public relations, fundraising, performing arts presentation, and management consulting in the entertainment industry and nonprofit arts. Known for our innovative approaches and story angles, and our strategic capabilities, we have also served a variety of business and technology clients, including working in various capacities on multimedia and marketing projects for Fortune 500s, major universities, healthcare companies, environmental/sustainability, and trade associations. We've also added social media and Internet marketing and PR to our mix of services. We bring your message to the world, and the world to you. Let's start a conversation!

~Cathryn Hrudicka, Chief Imagination Officer, Creative Sage™/ Cathryn Hrudicka & Associates


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This is a Tumblr log of curated links, news and tweets.
Nov 06
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Social networks & blogs are replacing company web sites. Twitter has more than doubled since last yr. Many other stats will be avail. #sncr

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RT @SNCR Professionals trust online info almost as much as they trust their offline communications according to survey, says DiMauro #sncr

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RT @vanhoosear RT @johncass: Younger and older professionals use social media for decision making. Why? Fast way of making decisions. #sncr

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Professionals who are using more social networks actively are seeing better results, esp. Facebook, LinkedIn & Twitter #sncr (after lunch).

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RT @barbchamberlain Top online professional networks/communities in study: LinkedIn 92%, FB 51%, Twitter 41%, ahead of Plaxo 13% etc. #sncr

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Traditional decision-making process is supplemented by social media. So, top level decision-makers are engaging more in social media. #sncr

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People using mobile are more likely to have established relationships already in 3-5+ social networks. 4 billion mobiles in the world. #sncr

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RT @CarlaGee In the face of recession, quality of collaboration via social networks is in part helping business professionals survive #sncr

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RT @vanhoosear: @hoovers The link to @GeoffLiving’s slides on Community Philanthropy 2.0 is http://ow.ly/ztfE #sncr

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Companies are setting up Centers for Excellence for #innovation. They are often not supported—need funding per the benefit they offer. #sncr

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“Rogue Marketeers” is a term mentioned by @fgossieaux - they go from dept. to dept. seeing how mktg. & #innovation works in dif. cases #sncr

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As you begin to embrace how online communities really work, the edges of your org. will change; they will become porous, per @EdMoran #sncr

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RT @johncass Steve King is talking about small business and social media use, which has significantly increased in past yr. (survey) #sncr

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Hey, #sncr friends, please feel free to follow me @CreativeSage - I’m trying to follow all #sncr attendees back.:-)

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RT @CarlaGEE @EdMoran - early mistake in setting up SM efforts for company: not devoting enough employees to manage it and do it well. #sncr