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Speakeasy – Edition 01

Introduction

Introduction

Welcome to the first edition of Speakeasy, a hidden and exclusive event that brings together a diverse range of speakers from various creative fields. This event aims to share stories, insights, and connect creatives from around the world.

Host and Concept

Martin Kyus, founder of Speakeasy, introduces this event as a trial and a spectacular initiative intended to unite creatives from all walks of life. The name "Speakeasy" is derived from the Prohibition Era, when secretive bars served alcohol illegally. Today, this event embraces the same level of exclusivity and mystery, focusing on the hidden talents in the creative industry.

Values and Goals

Inclusivity and Diversity

Speakeasy is dedicated to including people of different ages, experiences, and nationalities, providing a mix of students, juniors, and seasoned professionals from all over the world.

Free Accessibility

The event is free for everyone, ensuring that financial constraints do not restrict access to this wealth of knowledge.

Varied Topics

Speakeasy covers an extensive range of topics related to the creative industry, from architecture and photography to design and AI.

Event Schedule and Speakers

Packed Three-Hour Schedule

The first edition of Speakeasy spans across three hours, featuring 14 speakers with a maximum of 15 minutes per presentation.

Speaker Highlights

  • Maxwell Reed: Founder of Kingdom of Something, discusses "Animate to Captivate".
  • Andrea Bard: AI entrepreneur at Black Cube Labs, talks about "Navigating the AI Landscape".
  • Kia Nikolova: Founder of Better Women Better World, focuses on "Unleashing Women's Power through Digital Innovation".
  • Marco Morales: Digital Innovation Strategy Lead at TCS, speaks on "3D and VR in Space Design".
  • Nadia Morovich: Freelance Art Director and Photographer, covers "The Anxiety of AI in Photography”.
  • Gabriel Mesco: Creative Director at Flirt Creativity, describes "Social First Advertising".
  • Tuarna Slot: AI consultant, explores "The Advertising Side of AI".
  • Siia Dias: Student, presents "Pitching as a Tool for Fresh Graduate Designers".
  • Micah: Content Creative, challenges the notion of "But I'm Just a Girl".
  • Daryl Stubdes: Behavior Designer, talks about "How Behavioral Science Makes you Go Viral".
  • Jana Bauer: Content Manager, questions "Do Brands Need to Be More Playful?"
  • Ilray Hamuli: Connector and Community Manager, discusses "Why Branding Is Your Superpower".
  • Samir Amidi: Creative Lead at Le Verdure, investigates "The Past and Future of Motion Design".
  • Mafalda Oliveira: Digital Creative Design Manager at Adidas, elaborates on "Corporate Creativity".

Keynote Insights

Maxwell Reed's Talk on Animation

Maxwell shares insights on using animation creatively to captivate audiences, emphasizing its powerful role in digital products and experiences.

Andrea Bard's AI Strategies

Andrea delves into strategies for navigating the AI landscape, particularly for startups and small businesses, highlighting the growing importance of AI in today's market.

Kia Nikolova on Empowerment

Kia emphasizes the role of digital innovation in unleashing women's power globally, setting an inspiring tone for future advancements.

Marco Morales Explores Inner Space

Marco discusses the intersection of 3D and VR in space design, sharing personal stories and project evolution.

Nadia Morovich and AI Anxiety

Nadia examines historical anxieties about new technologies and relates them to contemporary concerns about AI in photography.

Networking and Social Engagement

Attendees and speakers are encouraged to share their experiences on LinkedIn and Instagram using provided QR codes to enhance the event's exposure and to connect more deeply with the community.

Conclusion

Martin Kyus wraps up the event by thanking all the speakers and participants. He announces the next edition of Speakeasy on August 28th with an exciting lineup of speakers, including Maxwell Reed.

Keywords

  • Speakeasy
  • Creativity
  • Digital Innovation
  • Animation
  • AI
  • Empowerment
  • Branding
  • Behavior Design
  • Motion Design

FAQ

Q: What is the purpose of Speakeasy?

A: Speakeasy aims to unite creatives from various fields, share insights, and foster connections globally through exclusive and hidden events.

Q: How often is Speakeasy held?

A: The event is held monthly, with the first edition on July 31st and the next one scheduled for August 28th.

Q: Who can attend Speakeasy?

A: Speakeasy is open to a mix of students, juniors, and seasoned professionals from all over the world.

Q: How can I participate in the next edition of Speakeasy?

A: Follow Martin Kyus on LinkedIn and Instagram for updates and announcements regarding participation in future editions.

Q: Is there a fee to attend Speakeasy?

A: No, Speakeasy is free and accessible to everyone.

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