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Random Speed Networking (London - March 2022) FREE
Random Speed Networking (London - March 2022) FREE

Thu, 03 Mar

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Random Speed Networking (London - March 2022) FREE

Join us for a friendly, fun and fast hour of random speed networking for arts and culture professionals on ZOOM.

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03 Mar 2022, 13:00 – 14:00 GMT

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About the event

All our random speed networking events are free of charge.

Here is the ZOOM link for this one:

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87206765112

No registration or password is requried at ZOOM but do please reserve a free ticket below.

Our membership options are here and they start at just £5 per month.

Random Speed Networking - It's fun, fast and effective.

The Arts & Culture Network is a growing global community of professionals shaping the future of arts and culture together. We have over 13,000 members on LinkedIn.

At 1pm (GMT) on Thursday 3rd March I'm hosting another hour of random speed networking including a TAD Talk speed webinar.

We all get to meet 9 or more fellow members and guests, at random, in a series of 1-2-1s and small groups in under an hour, without leaving our desks, or dressing from the waist down if we don't want to.

It's fun, fast and effective and we've had some great feedback. We've had several reports of follow on meetings, artistic collabration, business deals and hires. 

The TAD Talk

At half time, we present a 10-minute speed webinar called the TAD Talk (The Arts Debate)

Jon Alexander is the author of the newly published book CITIZENS: Why the Key to Fixing Everything is All of Us.

His central argument is that we are living in a moment in time when the story that has dominated our society for the last 80 years - the Consumer Story - is collapsing around us, and threatens to take us down with it; but that at the same time a new story is taking shape.

If we can see and step into a story of ourselves and each other as Citizens, not just Consumers, we could change the world - and the arts and culture sector could lead the way.

The book features a foreword by Brian Eno, who has described it as "deeply important", and among other case studies features Jon's extensive work with the National Trust; in his talk he will also draw on work with Tate, the Wellcome Collection, and more.

We had over 90 at our December event and over 400 have joined us at our events since November 2021.

Here is a selection of the organisations represented at recent London events:

  • Natural History Museum
  • BBC Antiques Roadshow
  • Department for Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS)
  • Old Royal Naval College
  • Historic England
  • Haymarket Media Group
  • National Museum Wales
  • Lovetovisit
  • Arts Council of England
  • Chartered Institute of Marketing
  • Tessitura
  • Shakespeare’s Globe
  • Creative Estuary
  • University College London
  • The Tourism Media Group
  • Coventry City of Culture 2021
  • Marketing Manchester
  • Southbank Centre
  • The Backstage Centre
  • Spitalfields Music
  • Espace Art Actuel
  • ArtSpire
  • Manchester Metropolitan University

Feedback:

  • "The event was amazing I haven’t networked in ages so was feeling a bit nervous but everyone was so lovely!"
  • "So much fun on a Thursday!
 Thanks Mark, look forward to the next one. So many people jumped on LinkedIN immediately afterwards."
  • "Brilliant event, thanks for organising and I’ll definitely join the next one. Best wishes."

For more information please contact the host Mark Walmsley at mark.walmsley@artsandculturenetwork.com or call +44 (0)7947 793 554

Mark

Mark Walmsley FRSA AGSM

Founder Director

Arts & Culture Network

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