Heya All,
Below is an outline of the panel descriptions for our upcoming
MOVE! Conference this weekend! Get your ticket here! Make sure to apply your $50 discount! Use promotional code: tatjana
Filter & The Skool presents:
MOVE!
A 2 day conference for creative women who want
to make their ideas into a movement!
SAT – SUN, JUNE 1st & 2nd, 2013 - Mahalo
Talks,
Workshops, Panels & Pitch Competition Designed to inspire action &
build movements!
Learn to define your brand, your community and your goals! For a complete overview visit:
Panel 1: Saturday, June 1st, 9.15 - 9:45 am:
Building a Movement for Fun & Profit
In March of 2013, 100 women attended The MERGE! Conference driven
by a vision to merge their passion with their profession. We engaged in
thought-provoking panel conversations, discussed our desire for redefining our
lives and careers and stated the need to contribute to the reshaping of our
culture and society. In our workshops, each woman reflected upon her
authentic passion, her natural skills and talents, and the environment she
envisions herself to make a contribution to. The MOVE! conference is about
taking that deeper passion and purpose and take it into a whole new level. Why
is it so important to build a team? Why doing it alone doesn’t work? How do you
build a movement for fun and profit? How do you do it sustainably? And why is
it so critical for women to participate at this point in time?
- Heidrun Mumper-Drumm,
Director Sustainability Initiatives & Professor, Art Center
College of Design
College of Design
- Tatjana Luethi, Designer,
Skool Lead Coach, Producer MERGE & MOVE
- Jose Caballer, Chief
Education Officer at The Skool, Executive Producer MERGE & MOVE
Conversation 2: Saturday, June 1st, 1.15 - 1:45 pm:
Whole Foods Market: Educating employees and customers about
healthy food
As a conscious business Wholefoods is dedicated in making a
difference and contribution to all of their stakeholders. In this
particular conversation Kristina Jackson will be sharing Wholefoods’ vision and
commitment in leading and educating employees and customers about healthy
eating, nutrition tips and wellness. Why food matters? What’s happening
to our kids? Why should we care what we eat? Why is our current food system no
longer sustainable? Why we need to shift our dietary patterns? What are
our options that lead to optimal health and well-being? How to eat
healthy on a busy schedule?
- Kristina Jackson,
Health and Wellness Specialist, Whole Foods Market
- Tatjana Luethi, Designer,
Skool Lead Coach, Producer MERGE & MOVE
- Jose Caballer, Chief
Education Officer at The Skool, Executive Producer MERGE & MOVE
Panel 3: Saturday, June 1st, 3.45 - 4:15 pm:
How to use Community Profiles
User Experience practices are beginning to be adopted by
companies beyond the design, web and software development industries. UX
practices are becoming an emerging business practice. It’s a different
orientation to addressing client needs. The approach is centered
around the real needs and goals of their clients. Companies are starting to
invest in this new business concept because it’s about a human-centered
approach. It’s about understanding and engaging with their clients. In this
panel we will discuss how to use community profiles. What do you do with the
information you gather? How does it drive customer development? How does it
impact your project or company? How does it impact your community? Why is it so
important to relate to your community profiles? What happens if you ignore your
community needs and goals?
- Ophelia Chong,
Illustrator / Graphic Designer / Professor at Art Center College of
Design
- Lara Federoff, Founder of UX-Radio
-
Kimberly Albright, Local Urban Forager, Whole Foods Market
- Hilary
Maler, Associate Marketing Coordinator, Whole Foods Market
- Tatjana Luethi, Designer,
Skool Lead Coach, Producer MERGE & MOVE
- Jose Caballer, Chief
Education Officer at The Skool, Executive Producer MERGE & MOVE
Panel 4: Saturday, June 1st, 4.15 - 4:45 pm:
The Workplace in the 21st Century
The Skool is about educating people how to collaborate, execute
and thrive in the digital economy. In this panel Filter Digital and The
Skool will explore what it means to collaborate, execute and thrive in
the 21st Century at the workplace. It seems that with the rise of the digital
age, it not only impacts how we do things, but also how we
relate to one another. Working in the 21st Century appears to be about
creating a new way of engagement, collaboration, training & leadership
between employers, employees and amongst co-workers. With that new awareness
another inquiry arises, such as what are we collaboratively working for? What’s
the vision that unites, ignites and motivates both, the employer and the
employees? How can a new culture at the workplace contribute to the
re-shaping what’s old and inefficient and re-define our current rules of
engagement? How can conscious employment not only become a tool to
re-shape and re-define our daily lives and careers, but also contribute to the
re-creation of our culture and society? What does it mean to work in the 21st
Century? What does it mean to thrive in the digital age? What is the future of
work? Can we make a living doing what we love? Who are we working for? What are
we working for? Why we work?
- Lisa Weeks, Marketing
Director, Filter Digital LLC
- Kim Obbink,
President, Filter Digital LLC
- Gavin Burnett, Staffing
Team Lead, Filter Digital LLC
- Tatjana Luethi, Designer,
Skool Lead Coach, Producer MERGE & MOVE
- Jose Caballer, Chief
Education Officer at The Skool, Executive Producer MERGE & MOVE
Panel 5: Sunday, June 2nd, 11.15 - 11.45am
Women: Income, Wealth & Money
In this panel we’ll be looking at the tension
and difficulties women tend to experience as it relates to making money and
establish a livelihood of wealth and prosperity. There seems to be something in
the belief and mentality amongst American women and their relationship to money
that “doing good” and pursuing wealth & prosperity simultaneously is
unethical, selfish, or unspiritual. Some women judge other women for charging
for their services, whereas others feel a sense of guilt, shame or even
fear to ask for money for the work or service they offer. In this panel we will
explore the different beliefs that may prevent a woman from creating wealth and
prosperity, and engage in a conversation why it matters for women to pursue a
level of wealth, prosperity and leadership.
- MeiMei Fox, NYTimes
Bestselling Author, Life Coach, Speaker. Huffington Post blogger
- Monique Svazlian,
Founder at Highest Path, Leadership & Executive Coach to Women
Leaders
Leaders
- Tatjana Luethi, Designer,
Skool Lead Coach, Producer MERGE & MOVE
- Jose Caballer, Chief
Education Officer at The Skool, Executive Producer MERGE & MOVE
Keynote - Conversation 6: Sunday, June 2nd, 3.45 - 4.30pm
Lynda Weinman: Her journey to success - Co-Founder of Lynda.com
In this conversation we’ll be exploring Lynda’s
vision and journey of building Lynda.com with her husband Bruce Heavin.
Lynda.com is an online educational site making more than $100 million in revenue annually from
subscriptions from a range of customer groups, including individuals,
companies, schools and the U.S. government.
We’ll be engaging in conversations such as how do you divide roles when
building a business with your husband? How did she get started? What was
the vision? How to authentically create real value for your community? How to
monetize your vision? Should you go for funding, or no funding? What is
the key to building a sustainable business?
- Lynda Weinman, Co-founder
of Lynda.com
- Tatjana Luethi, Designer,
Skool Lead Coach, Producer MERGE & MOVE- Jose Caballer, Chief
Education Officer at The Skool, Executive Producer MERGE & MOVE
Check out "3 Things I learned about Movements from Al Gore, Jamie Oliver, and Alice Waters" by Jose Caballer!
See you at MOVE!
Tatjana
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