CreativeMornings Atlanta

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Our fist morning event of the year is this Friday! Have you registered yet? Get your free tickets here: https://lnkd.in/eus7i6qs

Creative Mornings has all the layers on Friday, February 28 at 8 a.m. Join us for a morning of Dancing Goats? Coffee and inspiration at The Supermarket as we explore the theme LAYERS with Stan Zeff as our speaker! https://lnkd.in/eus7i6qs

February’s global theme is LAYERS. It was chosen by our Lausanne chapter in Switzerland and illustrated by Catherine Olivia Pearson. buff.ly/4hlDsW6 Go deeper with this month’s hashtag: #CMlayers

Join us on Friday, October 25 at Uptown Atlanta in partnership with The Hambidge Center at 8:00am as we explore VISION with our guest speaker, visual artist Charmaine Minniefield, at this month’s CreativeMornings ATL, sponsored by MPB. Doors open at 8am for breakfast and mingling. Event starts at 9am. Get your tickets today! https://lnkd.in/eaPwaNH6

We’re excited to hear from these amazing women during our On Stage Spotlight on Friday! Reserve your free ticket here: https://lnkd.in/eaPwaNH6 VP of Creative for Alloy, Kelly (Younger) Rosenberger Together with her team, Kelly has developed award-winning designs and digital experiences for a variety of clients — ranging from B2B and B2C companies to nonprofits — such as Georgia Aquarium, ParkMobile, CHOA and the Atlanta Beltline. Throughout her career, she’s focused on creating work that balances immersive storytelling, captivating creative, and results-driven user experiences. Kelly’s infectious energy, passion for design, and love for her work, has made her an amazing mentor to and advocate for up-and-coming designers. VP of Communications and Media Relations for Atlanta Beltline, Meghann Gibbons Meghann Gibbons oversees communications, media relations and brand management. Gibbons brings more than 20 years of experience in communications, marketing, nonprofit, travel & tourism and corporate social responsibility. She moved to Atlanta to open the Georgia Aquarium, where for 10 years she oversaw the communications strategy that built its reputation as the largest and most engaging aquarium experience in the world. Most recently with Points of Light, she served as the Vice President of Communications & Public Relations. She graduated with degrees in marketing and multinational business operations from Florida State University.

We’re excited to hear from these amazing women during our On Stage Spotlight on Friday! Reserve your free ticket here: https://lnkd.in/eaPwaNH6 VP of Creative for Alloy, Kelly (Younger) Rosenberger Together with her team, Kelly has developed award-winning designs and digital experiences for a variety of clients — ranging from B2B and B2C companies to nonprofits — such as Georgia Aquarium, ParkMobile, CHOA and the Atlanta Beltline. Throughout her career, she’s focused on creating work that balances immersive storytelling, captivating creative, and results-driven user experiences. Kelly’s infectious energy, passion for design, and love for her work, has made her an amazing mentor to and advocate for up-and-coming designers. VP of Communications and Media Relations for Atlanta Beltline, Meghann Gibbons Meghann Gibbons oversees communications, media relations and brand management. Gibbons brings more than 20 years of experience in communications, marketing, nonprofit, travel & tourism and corporate social responsibility. She moved to Atlanta to open the Georgia Aquarium, where for 10 years she oversaw the communications strategy that built its reputation as the largest and most engaging aquarium experience in the world. Most recently with Points of Light, she served as the Vice President of Communications & Public Relations. She graduated with degrees in marketing and multinational business operations from Florida State University.

This month's guest, visual artist Charmaine Minniefield, shares her VISION with us. Firmly rooted in womanist social theory and ancestral veneration, the work of Charmaine Minniefield is community-based as her research and resulting bodies of work often draw from public archives. She served as the Stuart A. Rose Library artist-in-residence at Emory University? and was awarded the prestigious National Endowment for the Arts Our Town Grant to present her Praise House Project at three different locations in the metro Atlanta area to celebrate the African-American history of each community. Her exhibition titled, "Indigo Prayers: A Creation Story" was presented by the Michael C. Carlos Museum in 2022. Minniefield currently serves as an inaugural Constellations Fellow with the Center for Cultural Power. She splits her time in residence between Atlanta and the Gambia, where she continues to study the origins of her cultural identity and indigenous traditions by tracing the Ring Shout. Get your free ticket: https://lnkd.in/eaPwaNH6

October’s global theme is VISION. It was chosen by our Riyadh chapter @riyadh_cm in Saudi Arabia and illustrated by Razan Alshalan. buff.ly/3MTbzH4 Share your vision with this month’s hashtag: #CMvision

POSTPONED DUE TO HURRICAN HELENE Due to inclement weather, tonight’s CM/ATL Creative AfterHours event has been rescheduled for Thursday, November 21. Please join us for our morning event next month on Friday, October 25, where we will explore the theme VISION. Stay safe and we hope to see you all soon.