Official Bio

Ms. Andrea Baker is a professional speaker, blogger and thought leader on Enterprise 2.0 and Social Media for Government and industry. She also has served in the United States Army as a Signals Intelligence Analyst and an Arabic Linguist. She is a disabled American Veteran, former Jazz Singer, and Music industry promoter.

She has authored the Social Business Roadmap and speaks internationally on social media for business and Government. She has trained thousands on how to properly use Social Media for Business, along with internal collaboration business practices under the name of Enterprise 2.0. Andrea was the Vice President of Social Media Club in Washington DC from 2009-2011. She currently runs her own freelancing consulting business in which she assists entities in how to follow the social business roadmap to achieve internal business communication harmony to complete customer engagement externally.
Andrea is also an actress/model for hire and some of her work has been listed in IMDB.

Speaking Opportunities

Schedule Andrea to speak at your event by emailing andrearosebaker at gmail.com .

More information about previous events and speaking appearance topics can be found by clicking the links within.

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  • Donna Mitchell

    Andrea, I’m impressed by your bio. I’ve been behind the curve since being born female in Appalachia in 1946. Still living under a somewhat self-imposed glass ceiling but not giving up on trying to work my cream to the top. I have a late-blooming love affair with technology and it feeds me. Thank you for being an inspiration and guide to the rest of us. Of the 5 books you recommend, I’ve only read Friedman. Also I recommend Richard Florida for the confidence to build on our creativity. Again thanks.

  • http://andrearbaker.com Andrea Baker

    Thank you Donna for your kind words. I hope to live up to the expectations and goals I have set for myself. I’m determined to make my parents and family proud, which is the motivation behind all I do. (Not to mention I love it).

    I will be adding more to this list as I continue to read my growing library of recommendations. I will add your suggestion to that list. I am currently spending time on “The Tipping Point” by Malcolm Gladwell, which is surely to make the list posted above.

  • Jeffrey Gross

    Hi There,

    A few weeks ago I stumbled across your blog while searching for some content on Small Business. I have since read a few of your articles and I absolutely love reading the content on your site.

    Please allow me to introduce myself – my name is Jeffrey Gross and I would like you to give me a chance to write some content specifically and exclusively for your website. I specialize in writing on many topics including (but not limited to) SEO, PPC, Internet Marketing and business etc in general.

    I own 4 small businesses here in New York (On Long Island) and I would love to share of the lessons I have learned and things I have picked up in my business experience with you and your reader base. I feel I would be a great asset for your already excellent blog. On the weekends I am an instructor at a local college where I teach small business owners how to get their name out there online (SEO, Email Marketing and much more).

    If you would like me to write a piece for your site just reply and let me know the topic (and preferred length) of the article you want me to write. This content will not be shared with anyone else, it is exclusively for your site.

    All I ask is for you to give me a little paragraph at the beginning of the article allowing me to introduce myself and build my reputation a bit. I feel this little arrangement will benefit us both and I really look forward to writing the first piece for you!

    feel free to call me and we can chat.

    All the best,
    Jeffrey Gross
    1-516-860-9528

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