Workshops
Workshop: Connections that Count
Speakers: Helga Henry and Pete Ashton from Fierce Earth
Helga and Pete's double act was a highlight of the day for at least one delgate, who declared that "it was the best panel they had been to, entertaining and informative".You can experience this for yourself by checking out the Metapod courses run by Fierce Earth. As a former attendee of Metapod Fast Forward, I can vouch for the courses value and inspiration factor.
Workshop: Cultural Innovation in the Digital Age
Speakers: Keith Evans, CIDA
From In Smart Company's website."Developing ground-breaking new ideas to transform your organisation isn’t easy – it requires a fresh approach, new thinking, creativity and the combined efforts of all your resources.At In Smart Company we’ve helped over 600 organisations develop innovative ways to create success."
"Interesting group breakout session started. Challenge to use the costar framework to create a new 'space' #helloculture11" Tweet from Keith's Session.
Workshop: Digital Transformation: Changing your Business Model to Enable Digital Engagement
Speakers: Andy Lovatt, The White Room
Having worked in and around Creative Industries for more than 20 years Andy has unrivaled experience in research, analysis, strategy development, urban regeneration, business planning and innovation. He set up The White Room to work with first-class clients and deliver exemplary work. Andy is currently managing business growth and working with key clients and partners.
You can read more of what Andy has to say about some social enterprise things cultural/digital in this interesting article.
Workshop: Digital Audience Engagement and Fundraising: The Rise of Crowdfunding
Speakers: Sarah Gee, Indigo
Sarah Gee is co-founder and Managing Partner of Indigo Ltd. She previously worked in a variety of roles in the music business, most recently as Director of Communications for the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra. Her work on customer relationship management, diversifying audiences and rebranding the CBSO received world-wide interest, and has since been used as case studies in many leading journals and universities.
