We’ve all run around the house with a cape and dreamt of having superpowers.
Times change, but dreams don’t.
Come and join us for an evening where will be exploring the four creative superpowers of Maker, Hacker, Teacher and Thief. Four creative superpowers which will ultimately define whether you simply survive or positively thrive as we enter a New Age of Creativity. Not only as individuals, but also as Agencies and Brands.
DATE AND TIME
Wed 12 September 2018, London
18:30 – 22:00 BST
Get tickets here (plus friends of The Dots get a 10% discount!)
Confirmed speakers, in running order, include:
Opening the session we will hear from Daniele Fiandaca, co-editor Creative Superpowers, Equip Yourself for the Age of Creativity (CSP) & Co-Founder of Utopia, Creative Social and Token Man, on what is driving this Age of Creativity.
We then have a packed agenda including;
Spoken word poetry from Sophia Thakur, Spoken Word Artist and Marketing Director, UniRunners
Laura Jordan Bambach, co-editor CSP & CCO, Mr President will be hosting a session on Maker, focusing on the value of experimentation, practical knowledge and happy accidents that breathe life into an idea!
Hugh Garry, CSP contributor & Director, Storythings will get us all Hacking, with a focus on how we can trick our brains to allow us to be more creative.
Mark Earls, CSP co-editor, Heardmeister and the master of Thieving, will explain why we all need to make use of what already exists to solve our problems.
Nadya Powell, CSP contributor & Co-Founder, Utopia and Innovation Social will be hosting a panel with some extraordinary trailblazers who will teach us what the future looks like.
And if that’s not enough, we will finish off with a fun Creative Superpowers workshop. We end with some drinks, nibbles and networking.
More speakers to be announced soon..
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More about Creative Superpowers
“Creative Superpowers” is Creative Social's 3rd book and is a collection of essays that unpacks the superpowers we need in the Age of Creativity, edited by Laura Jordan Bambach, Daniele Fiandaca, Scott Morrison and Mark Earls.
