Intergenerational learning in creative agencies is the topic to be discussed at a special event in Manchester hosted at AC Hotel, Marriott Manchester as part of its global series of ‘AC Unpacked: A Conversation’ events aimed at inspiring and engaging digital and creative entrepreneurs.
Esme Ward, director of Manchester Museum will lead the discussion alongside award-winning entrepreneurs Charlotte Japp and Suzanne Noble on Thursday 9th May at 6pm. The panel will discuss the concept of vision and what different generations can bring to the table for business owners in terms of experience.
The event sees a coming together of a creative class of visionaries – unpacking their global perspective on the things that matter today across the spectrum of travel, experience, vision and design.
The series launched at AC Times Square in New York, and is also going all round the world, including Manchester.
Pete Davies of Sugar PR, the Manchester-based PR agency promoting the event, said:
“It’s going to be a fantastic event in a really nice environment in the city centre. We’re expecting plenty of Manchester-based business professionals and networkers to attend because of the interesting subject matter of how to run a better business by employing and recruiting a mix of age groups. We argue that Manchester leads the way in terms of diversity and we’re pleased to have been appointed to promote this event here in the UK.”
The event sees a coming together of a creative class of visionaries – unpacking their global perspective on the things that matter today across the spectrum of Travel, Experience, Vision and Design. Tapas and cocktails will be served.
The series launched at AC Times Square in New York, and is also going all round the world, including Manchester.
