A conversation series
founded by Jessica Walsh
hosted by Lindsey Harris
A monthly event series with a small group of creative ladies. We’ll wine, dine, and have casual conversations and workshops 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, click here. Events are free and reservations are first come, first serve. Most events will be sponsored by and hosted at MJD. If you'd like to host us in your space, share your craft, be a mentor, or lead a discussion, please do get in touch.
Come with any general life or work questions or conversations you are interested in, as well as a project you’re working on, and lets have an open discussion about them!
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.
As we lead into the holiday season, let's talk about how we keep it all balanced (or not). What gives you energy, and what zaps it? What's your approach to rest and motion?
Let's review things that have majorly impacted the way we work this year. Whether it's a new skill or tool your utilizing, or a new process or insight, Come prepared to chat about something you've learned in 2017.
How do you find inspiration to drive your creativity? Is it social for you? meeting new people or having fresh experiences. Is it private, through reading or browsing? Let's chat about sources of inspiration, particularly what's around us in San Diego that we can tap into!
What does a 'dream project' actually look like? What made it great? The team, the work, the environment where it was created? Let’s talk about your favorite projects, and how they landed there.
Let’s celebrate successes from 2018. What better way to inspire us in 2019 than to hear about all the amazing things the group accomplished last year. Big or small, let’s share moments that made a difference for us.
Jessica Walsh started LW&D in New York after doing a lot of thinking and reading 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. Here are some articles that inspired us if you want to learn more:
Ad Age: What We Can Do About the Dearth of Female Creatives?Numbers show that there's a very small percentage of women leading the creative industry. However, we find the people we're inspired by most are often other talented ladies. We're starting a list of influential women who have had a positive impact on San Diego's creative community. Email me if you want to nominate someone for this list!