Join us for our End of Year Community Meetup, on Wednesday, November 16th. We look forward to seeing you all :)

On Tuesday, August 16, Faris will be joined by Mike Follett for a conversation about attention. Mike Follett started his career in advertising, working for DDB in London, New York and Mumbai. In 2013, he helped found Lumen, the leading attention technology company. Stay tuned for more details!

On Thursday, July 21, we’ll be joined by Laura Matteson for her workshop: Visually Nurtured Client Experience, Simple ways to create client experiences that work for your visual clients!

On Thursday, July 7, Rafa Jimenez, the founder of Seenapse will be taking our virtual stage to share more about Augmented Creativity.

On Monday, May 23, Lynn Murphy will present her talk, ‘A Call for change: No Diversity without Disability’

On Wednesday, May 18th, we’ll host a community meetup for all members of the School of Stolen Genius. We look forward to seeing you all :)

On April 12th, Jenny Chang, a Senior Strategist at JOAN Creative, will be presenting on WAP. "WAP: Women Asserting Power" is an exploration of sexuality and power dynamics in music as it relates to Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion’s “WAP”: the contextual significance of explicitness in rap music, the history of the word “pussy” in pop culture, the notability of French aristocratic design and Britney Spears’ influence on the video’s aesthetic, and how “WAP” represents the unapologetic reclamation of sexual agency and an alternate social hierarchy in which Black women are the reigning class.

On April 4th, we’ll have Georgia Roberts leading a breathwork session specifically focused on grief. Georgia is a women’s wellness coach and cancer survivor based in Auckland, NZ who I met several years ago at Campowerment. I’ve had the pleasure of attending a breathwork session with her before and it felt like part meditation, part relaxation, part expulsion.

In Georgia’s words, “Transformational Breathing uses the breath as a tool to gently unearth stuck and stagnant energy in the body, creating more space to facilitate focus, creativity, and calm.” Originally we were going to set up a session with Georgia for our small group team — but after publishing a few newsletters about our recent grief, we realized that so many of us have been dealing with grief over the past few years.

This session will be 60 minutes in length. First, Georgia will talk about the breath and how to breathe, then we’ll breathe together with her guidance, and finally, we’ll leave 15 minutes for a Q&A with Georgia.

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On Friday, February 25th, we’ll host a community meetup for all members of the School of Stolen Genius. It’s hard to believe that we’re two years into Zoom life… And it doesn’t seem like that will be changing anytime soon. During this community meetup, we’ll share some of our learnings on how to make Zoom meetings a bit less boring — and we’ll invite you to share yours as well! A favorite icebreaker? A Zoom integration? A game? We look forward to a lively conversation with you :)

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As we kick-off the new year, Faris and Rosie will be hosting a meet-up at the end of January to share the trends they’re betting on in 2022. We’ll cover off on the trends within the first hour, but we’re reserving 90 minutes for those who can stay longer, as we’d love to hear from you, too. Do you agree with the trends we’ve presented? Disagree? Have one of your own to share? We look forward to connecting and conversing!

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Please join us for our year-end meetup! We know it's a little earlier than the end of the year, but December is always a busy month for everyone. We'd love to say hello and hear what you've been up to!

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