Career Tools Breakfast Series: Surviving the Economy
115 NW 22nd
Portland, OR 97210
In conjunction with AIGA’s nationwide efforts to help members through this difficult economy, AIGA Portland is proud to present a special edition of Career Tools. Join us for an energetic panel discussion, get a few pointers, and see how owners and decision-makers in our local design and marketing community are managing.
Julie Beeler, Principal of Second Story Interactive Studios, will be moderating.
PANELISTS:
- Steve Sandstrom from Sandstrom Partners
- Sean O’Brien from W+K
- Ryan Buchanan from eROI
- Kirk James from Cinco
- Mary Kysar from Makelike
- Steve Potestio from 52 Ltd.
- Scott Niesen Branding & Marketing Specialist
DATE:
Tuesday, February 17, 2009
TIME:
8 – 8:15 AM | Breakfast and Networking
8:15 – 9:15 AM | Panel Discussion
9:15 – 9:30 AM | Q and A from Audience
LOCATION:
Elephants Delicatessen – Garden Room
115 NW 22nd, Portland, Oregon 97210
COST:
- AIGA Members: $10
- Non-member: $15
Space is limited.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
Firms, freelancers and students specializing in graphic design, retail design, interior/environmental design, advertising and/or industrial design.
EVENT SPONSOR: We would like to thank SEMpdx for sponsoring this event. Check out their website to learn more about them and their upcoming SearchFest.
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Comments (4)
Perhaps you'd like to offer a few hours of your services + food for more than 70 people + rental for the space and not charge anyone, but if you figure out how to swing that and not go broke, do let me know. Reality: $10-$15 is actually very fair.
Posted by: erat on February 23, 2009
Actually it's *really lame that they want money for this.
Posted by: Matt on February 17, 2009
kinda lame they want money for this.
Posted by: funny on February 11, 2009
limited meaning first come first serve, or ?
Posted by: r wilson on February 6, 2009
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