Early bird discount extended for Creative Cities Summit 2.0 in October
The early bird gets the worm. Or, in this case, saves 50 bucks. The early bird discount pricing for the Creative Cities Summit ($250) has been extended to Sept. 19. After which it goes up to $300. The conference, Oct. 13-15, will pull in minds from across the country to talk about creating a creative city. Tuesday, Oct. 14, the Big Creative Three featuring Richard Florida, John Howkins, and Charles Landry – the originators of the concepts of the “creative class”, the “creative economy” and the “creative city” respectively – will take the stage for a discussion on the future of the auto industry. A pre-conference “Unconference” called “Detroit 2.0” will be held at the Museum of Contemporary Art and Design on Sunday, October 12, between 1. p.m. and 5 p.m. with a $10 registration fee. This unconference is a facilitated, participant-driven, face-to-face conference around a theme or purpose. For more information and to register visit here.
The early bird gets the worm. Or, in this case, saves 50 bucks.
The early bird discount pricing for the Creative Cities Summit ($250) has been extended to Sept. 19. After which it goes up to $300.
The conference, Oct. 13-15, will pull in minds from across the country to talk about creating a creative city. Tuesday, Oct. 14, the Big Creative Three featuring Richard Florida, John Howkins, and Charles Landry – the originators of the concepts of the “creative class”, the “creative economy” and the “creative city” respectively – will take the stage for a discussion on the future of the auto industry.
A pre-conference “Unconference” called “Detroit 2.0” will be held at the Museum of Contemporary Art and Design on Sunday, October 12, between 1. p.m. and 5 p.m. with a $10 registration fee. This unconference is a facilitated, participant-driven, face-to-face conference around a theme or purpose.
For more information and to register visit here.
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