BRICKS TALKS: Join Us for Our First Physical Panel Discussion
Free and exclusive to members, Join BRICKS and our panelists as we dissect the anxieties of networking, from accessibility to social and economic limitations.
BRICKS Talks is back! Join our upcoming session since the pandemic began and our very first since we launched our Learner's Platform, we are heading to LabE20 as we discuss the many anxieties of networking!
The saying goes that making it in the creative industry today is "all about who you know' but how do we get to that stage in the first plac? How accessible is the creative industry for young people today? How easy is it to start your career path without the privileges of nepotism or financial security and where does it leave those of us with social, economic, physical or geographical limitations?
Join BRICKS magazine and our panelists as we discuss the trials and tribulations of networking. Hosted by our Community Editor Dalia Al-Dujaili.
Panelists announced so far;
Jyni Ong (she/her) - Writer, Editor and Freelance Creative at Baesianz, a London-based collective and platform that celebrates Asian artists from all over the globe. Jyni is also the former Associate Editor of It's Nice That and was the publication's first Opinion editor. It was her priority to boost the publication's representation of BIPOC creatives.
Sonya Barlow - (she/her) - Award winning Entrepreneur, Founder of the LMFNETWORK, and a Diversity and Inclusion Coach. Sonya is also a TEDx Speaker, listed as LinkedIn's 2021 Changemaker and is a Radio Host of the BBC Asian Network’s THE EVERYDAY HUSTLE and author of UNPREPARED TO ENTREPRENEUR.
Location: The Lab E20, E Park Walk, East Village, London E20 1JB
Date: Tuesday, 5th April, 6pm - 9pm
This is a free event as part of your Learner Platform membership, Register for your place at the event here. (Öffnet in neuem Fenster)
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