REMIX London 2020
In an increasingly difficult market, Our founder shares insights on how to best support emerging talent with resources that already exist.
Startup Studio at D&AD19
Attending D&AD? Why not sign up for a free mentoring session with our founder. He can help you get started up, how to leverage the web to get noticed and how to forge partnerships.
Startup Studio at D&AD19
Attending D&AD? Why not sign up for a free mentoring session with our founder. He can help you get started up, how to leverage the web to get noticed and how to forge partnerships.
Current trends in contemporary media arts
FLUX Events in collaboration with Guy Armitage (CEO Zealous) propose a panel discussion for the 2018 EVA conference. Armitage has been a spearhead for promoting the importance of creativity in the UK economy and has advocated the creation of a new category for the media artists within this promoting their importance to the masses.
Getting with the programme
Explore partnerships between science, diversity, and creativity. Ensuring the most is made of a festival programme. Including diversity ‘on the stage’ to the festival experience as a whole, ensuring creativity and playfulness is at the heart of everything.
BIMA Breakfast Briefing
Close the year with a Breakfast Briefing that packs a punch, showing you the top tech trends that really matter for 2018. Get a jumpstart and discover where and how you can harness 2018's predictions to create innovative and impactful work for your clients
Diversity in Technology Conference
There is little doubt that diversity is good for business. Our personal and collective experiences enrich the business we represent regardless of our given physical attributes. Watch our Founder, Guy Armitage share a journey through the mind, types of thought and how businesses have harnessed the power of curating creativity within teams to excel in their work.
Artificial Intelligence Breakfast Briefing
If recent headlines are to be believed, AI and the rise of deep learning robots will put most of us out of a job. But how do we separate the hype from the reality with much-heralded technology, what will it mean for our jobs and lives, and are there things that creative humans will always be able to do better?