A conversation series with Jessica Walsh
Hosted by Meredith Post and Meg Farmer
A salon night held monthly limited to six creative ladies. We'll have drinks and casual conversations on a wide variety of topics relating to creativity, business, and life. If you’re a female student or creative and would like to join, please do email me. It’s free and reservations are first come, first serve. Follow our chapter at @ladieswinedesign_cin for updates!
How are you confident in your workplace? How do you show vulnerability without being perceived as weak or unknowledgeable? We'll discuss some communication theory and tactics on how to work in your organization.
What ways can we give our skills back to the community and make a meaningful difference? Let's talk about what getting involved means and how to start.
What inspired you in 2017? Let's get together and share who/what lit our souls on fire.
Where do ideas come from? How do you start a process in order to come up with a good idea? What are the best methods or tricks for working creatively? Bring a project you’re working on, and we’ll discuss the concept and thinking behind it.
Join us for a https://ladieswinedesign.com//wp-admin/edit.php?post_type=pagesession of "Observe More, React Less." Guest Speaker: Rachel Roberts, The Yoga Bar
Let's celebrate our 6th Ladies, Wine & a bit of Design Cincinnati by having an open Happy Hour social! (Location: Corkopolis)
*No Registration Needed!*
Women still only represent a small percent of creative director positions. Let's discuss what we can do to shift these numbers, and discuss topics around business & creative leadership.
*Registration is OPEN!*
Let's face it, we all go through creative slumps. Wether that means getting stuck in our routines or life getting too real, we all have moments of creative blockage. Spring is a time for renewal. So, let's put our sexy minds together to suss out how to push through these frustrating slumps and figure out the best methods to bloom in improbable situations.
Jessica Walsh started Ladies, Wine & Design in New York after reflecting on why there are so few women creative directors. She believes we can change that through mentorship and championing others' work. We couldn't agree more. Let’s get together to inspire and support fellow lady creatives in Cincinnati.
Fuel for thought:
Numbers show that there's a very small percentage of women leading the creative industry. Here are a few women we have admired, worked with, or are excited to see grow in their career! Email us at: ladieswinedesigncin@gmail.com if you want to nominate someone for this list.