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James Minichello

  • Media and Public Relations Director, AASA
Washington, D.C.
As seen in: BAM Radio Network, Capitol Communicator
Director of Communications & Public Relations at AASA. Devoted Dad, photo/video enthusiast, longtime Beatles fan.
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LinkedIn now top social platform for professional networking, thought leadership and brand engagement, states session by PRSA-NCC and Vanguard Communications

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By James Minichello
| Capitol Communicator
By James Minichello When was the last time you logged into LinkedIn—not just to update your resume, but to engage with your network? For years, LinkedIn was seen primarily as a digital Rolodex or job-hunting tool. But today, it has become the top social platform for professional networking, thought leadership, and brand engagement. In fact, according to Forbes, 82% of B2B marketers report that LinkedIn delivers the highest success rates for lead generation.
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What Questions Should School Leaders Be Asking About General Artificial Intelligence?

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By Rita Wirtz, Errol Smith, Jon Harper, Jimmy Minichello, James Minichello
| BAM Radio Network Verified
Jimmy Minichello with Keith R. Krueger It’s dawning on the education community that general artificial intelligence will have a major impact on education and the world at large. What are the big questions school leaders will need to ask and answer to ensure their schools and students are ready to thrive in the age of GAI?
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Adaptability and Flexibility: Two Essential Leadership Qualities in Uncertain Times

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By Jon Harper, Rita Wirtz, “Monsters Have Manners”, Jimmy Minichello, James Minichello
| BAM Radio Network Verified
Jimmy Minichello with Dr. M. Ann Levett Uncertain times require school leaders to cultivate a set of essential qualities and skills, among them, adaptability and flexibility. Our guest shares the mindset and behaviors that enable administrators to strengthen these skills in themselves and their staff. Follow our PLN on Twitter: @AnnLPGA  @SCCPSS @AASAHQ @JimmyMinichello @jonHarper70bd  @bamradionetwork. Share 8 0 Episode Guests Dr. M.
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Beyond Self Care: Disconnect to Reconnect

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By Rita Wirtz, Debra Pierce, Errol Smith, Jimmy Minichello, James Minichello
| BAM Radio Network Verified
Jimmy Minichello with Brian Creasman As school leaders, we’ve all heard and talked a lot about self-care and ways to approach it in the wake of the pandemic. In this discussion, we explore a few overlooked practices, including the need to disconnect to reconnect.
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The Mindset We'll Need to Lead Schools in a VUCAH World

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By Rita Wirtz, Karen Stone, Debra Pierce, Jimmy Minichello, James Minichello
| BAM Radio Network Verified
Jimmy Minichello with Ray McNulty VUCAH is an acronym for volatile, uncertain, complex, ambiguous, and hyper-connected. In this episode, we explore the mindset we’ll need as school administrators to understand, adapt,  and lead in a world very different from the past. Follow on Twitter: @ @JimmyMinichello @AASAHQ @AASADan @bamradionetwork @jonHarper70bd Share 2 0 Episode Guests Raymond J.
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Women in Leadership 2022: Juggling the Challenges of Getting (and Keeping) That Prized Seat At the Table

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By Rita Wirtz, Gail Multop, Debra Pierce, Errol Smith, James Minichello
| BAM Radio Network Verified
Jimmy Minichello with Lauren Lawson-Zilai We begin the new year with a segment on women in leadership and the challenges they still face getting a seat at the table with C-level executives. Our guest has climbed the organizational ladder and offers a glimpse of the personal and professional challenges many women must navigate to stay at the table once they secure a seat.
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