What does AI-assisted development actually look like in practice? At the Webflow Conf 2026, Social Driver developer Jesse DuFresne shared how AI is already becoming part of his day-to-day workflow. He’s building Webflow components directly from prompts, connecting tools like Figma, and giving agents context from strategy documents and technical requirements. He’s also built some smart guardrails into the process. Before an agent starts working, Jesse has it ask questions about anything that needs clarification. He reviews those questions, provides more context when needed, and then gives it the go-ahead. And when the agent encounters something it can’t do, Jesse has it update its instructions with what it learned for the next time. As these tools evolve, so will the way we work with them. Jesse’s approach is to keep experimenting, keep learning and be willing to change his workflow along the way. What’s one AI workflow you’ve tried that actually stuck? Hear more from Jesse at Webflow Conf in Boston. 👇 https://lnkd.in/gfYcqgxh
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Social Driver is a digital agency trusted by the world's leading corporations and nonprofit organizations for strategic solutions for social media, websites, and digital marketing. We have experience working with hundreds of clients, world-class expertise in digital and social media, and a culture of long-term client partnerships. Social Driver is headquartered in Washington, DC with additional teams in Bellingham, WA, Chicago, IL, Kansas City, MO, and Detroit, MI. Our company mantra captures our mission, culture and values: “We believe the future is bright, all progress is social, and the drivers make history.” We aim to provide our clients with digital services that help them meet their goals and, through that work, make an impact for a brighter future.
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http://www.socialdriver.com
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- Advertising Services
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- 51-200 employees
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- Washington, District of Columbia
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- Privately Held
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- 2011
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- Social Media Strategy, Content Development, Search Engine Optimization, Search Engine Marketing, Google Ads, Branding, Social Media Community Management, Digital Advertising, Social Media Advertising, Video Production, Social Media Videos, Animated Explainer Videos, Live-Action Video, Infographics, Visual Design, Digital Media, Interactive Charts & Maps, Website Maintenance and Management, Technical Integrations, Analytics and Reporting, and Web Development
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Big congratulations to our Senior Vice President of People & Operations, Leslie Albrecht, on being named to the Leadership Greater Washington Signature Program Class of 2027! 🎉 Leslie kicked off the program alongside an incredible group of leaders from across the Greater Washington region, representing organizations including Pepco, Virginia Tech, Girl Scouts, Elevance Health, Public Private Strategies, Federal City Council, Greater Washington Partnership, PNC Bank, Uber, and many more. We’re excited for everything Leslie will learn, share and bring back from this experience, and proud to have her representing Social Driver along the way. Congratulations, Leslie! 💗
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Ice cream + no agenda + people who actually talked to each other = a solidly cool afternoon. Thank you to Yala Greek Ice Cream for the scoops, and to everyone who came out. 📷 James Minichello Photography
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The Public Relations Society of America’s National Capital Chapter (PRSA-NCC) is partnering with Chief Influencer®, a leadership series from Social Driver in partnership with The George Washington University College of Professional Studies, to connect PRSA-NCC members with conversations and lessons from leaders across industries and sectors. Through the partnership, PRSA-NCC members will have opportunities to engage with leaders who have built trust, influenced others, navigated complex challenges, and made an impact in their organizations and communities. The series features executives, public officials, nonprofit and association leaders, entrepreneurs, philanthropists, communicators, and other changemakers. “One of the most valuable things we can do as communicators is learn from leaders who are willing to share how they built trust, navigated challenges, and gave back to their community,” said Trisha Hernandez, President of PRSA-NCC. “We’re excited to partner with Social Driver and Chief Influencer to bring those conversations to our members. These impactful insights that can help us become better communicators, better counselors, and better leaders.” Chief Influencer has featured more than 150 conversations with leaders across sectors, exploring how they earn trust, communicate authentically, influence stakeholders, and inspire people to take action. For PRSA-NCC members, the series provides an additional resource for professional development and real-world learning that can be applied to executive counsel, public relations, public affairs, thought leadership, and organizational communication. Read more at https://lnkd.in/gPtqTJmT Public Relations Society of America (PRSA) The George Washington University - College of Professional Studies
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I love a good brainstorm and being on a panel is like getting to brainstorm in public! A big thank you to Anthony Shop and Social Driver for putting together a fantastic Association Leaders Power Leaders Breakfast this morning. My takeaways from my fellow panelists: From Anthony: people are the new logos. I've heard Anthony say this many times, and it's never been more true. LinkedIn is now the #1 cited source for professional queries, and guess what - it's the people and experts in your organizations that are cited. From Rudy Soto: invest in your connections. You never know when or how in the future those connections may be useful. Help people along the way and make a difference for individuals. From Bryan Myers: lower the stakes by posting more often and creating more content. Just like training at [solidcore], you need to build this muscle.
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Social Driver invites members of the National Digital Roundtable community and our friends to come together for a sweet summer social! Join us at the Yala Greek Ice Cream pop-up shop at the Conrad Washington, DC for an afternoon of networking, community-building, and complimentary ice cream. This is a casual drop-in event. No formal agenda - just good people and good ice cream. First 25 guests get free ice cream!
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The organizations breaking through are making deliberate choices about which platforms, voices, and conversations to join. This month's article digs into exactly that: from a website launch built on accessibility as a true foundation, to a yearlong identity transformation that repositioned a national workforce organization, to where executive voice is genuinely gaining traction in 2026. Plus - two events coming up fast that are worth claiming your seat: 📅 June 9 | Gaming, Discord & the Future of Community (Virtual, 12-1 PM ET) 📅 June 11 | The Future of News: Trust, Creators & AI @ Embassy of Austria, DC (8:30-10:30 AM ET) Space is very limited for the June 11 event - don't wait on that one. Read the full article below 👇
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Great insights from Anthony and the Quorum team on what's moving the needle on LinkedIn right now. Worth the read!
Here’s a LinkedIn post about…LinkedIn! Grateful to Quorum and Social Driver’s Anthony Shop for an awesome conversation this week about what’s actually working on the platform right now. Two takeaways I loved: ➡️ A repost with a comment is basically the digital version of when your grandma mailed you a newspaper clipping with her thoughts scribbled across the top. 📪 ➡️ Faces are the new logos. Post the videos. Upload the photos. People want to see the human behind the work. 🤓 Anthony also highlighted a few standout examples of LinkedIn done right: 📰 Eleanor Hawkins leaning into the trust factor, sharing how Axios reporters are using LinkedIn to source and examine what CEOs are saying. 🔥 Suzanne S. going viral with the reminder that millennials are, in fact… not so young anymore. (That one hurt.) 🇺🇸 Paul R. Lawrence, Ph.D discussing the important work happening at the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs. Shoutout to my friends Curt Cashour and Pete Kasperowicz who are making VA information more accessible than ever!
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If your organization has important work to share, this session will give you the tools and strategy to share it more effectively. Anthony will walk through everything from profile optimization to algorithm strategy to finding your authentic voice on the platform. Sign up below 👇🏻
Policy communicators have more to gain on LinkedIn than almost any other professional audience — and most aren't taking full advantage of it. This week, we're hosting a hands-on workshop with Anthony Shop, Co-Founder of Social Driver and one of DC's most respected digital strategists, to change that. Anthony's background speaks for itself: 🏢 Co-Founder & Chief Strategy Officer of Social Driver 🌐 Chairman, National Digital Roundtable 📰 First new media professional elected to the National Press Club's Board of Directors 🏆 OUTstanding LGBT Role Model, Financial Times ⭐ 40 Under 40, Washington Business Journal He'll walk you through how to build a LinkedIn presence that actually moves the needle for your policy goals — from optimizing your profile to understanding the algorithm to knowing when to speak as yourself vs. your organization. This is an interactive session, so come ready to work through ideas alongside peers navigating the same challenges. If your organization has a story to tell on LinkedIn, this workshop will help you tell it better. Claim your spot: https://utm.guru/unjUI
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