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Only one week left until Blackweek! Get ready to dive into powerful conversations, insightful sessions, and connect with incredible leaders. Don’t miss out—register now to be part of it all!

We’re thrilled to announce Sandra Graham-Mason as a speaker at Blackweek 2024! With nearly 20 years of experience in the pharmaceutical industry, Sandra is known for her innovative, patient-centric solutions and impactful product launch strategies that benefit both healthcare providers and patients. As a dedicated advocate for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI), she has successfully led inclusive marketing outreach programs within her organization. Sandra's leadership has earned her recognition as a 2024 MM&M Woman of Distinction and the 2022 Elite 100 Communicators Award for her work on a DEI initiative addressing skin cancer in people of color. Join us to learn from Sandra's insights on fostering inclusivity and enhancing the patient treatment journey through strategic initiatives

Excited to announce Eric Austin, a brand-building powerhouse and marketing executive at Procter & Gamble, as a speaker at Blackweek! With over 20 years of experience leading global billion-dollar brands like Head & Shoulders and Olay, Eric’s expertise spans from marketing strategy to AdTech innovation. He is also a champion for equality and inclusion, having developed award-winning initiatives like THE LOOK and Widen The Screen that challenge systemic bias. Don’t miss the opportunity to hear Eric’s insights on marketing, media, driving market growth, and real change.

Join us at Blackweek for "THE BLACK ECONOMIC CRISIS" featuring economist and author John Hope Bryant, moderated by Nicky Sparrow. In this fireside chat, John will address the state of Black America and the urgent economic crisis facing our communities. Discover what needs to be done to close the wealth inequality gap and how we can ensure the financial survival of the Black community in an increasingly polarized world.

On average, Latinas earn only 51 cents for every dollar paid to white, non-Hispanic men. Latinas face double discrimination based on both gender and race in the workplace. At the current rate of progress, it's estimated that Latinas won't achieve equal pay for another 432 years. These statistics underscore Latina workers' significant and persistent wage gap, highlighting the need for continued efforts to achieve pay equity. At Blackweek, we’re actively addressing the inequalities. Not only do women pay less at Blackweek but they pay even less today. Our Women’s Executive Package is 48% off until noon tomorrow. #HispanicHeritageMonth

Join us at Blackweek for "COFFEE WITH ROHAN & CHRIS FOSTER - THE UNIFYING POWER OF BLACK CULTURE"! In this powerful fireside chat, Rohan Marley, son of the legendary Bob Marley, will discuss the lasting influence of Black culture, music, and the Marley family’s dedication to uplifting humanity through their work. Moderated by Chris Foster, CEO of Omnicom PR Group, the conversation will highlight the ongoing legacy of Bob Marley and the unifying force of Black culture worldwide. Don't miss out on this incredible session!

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The countdown is officially on—just two more weeks until Blackweek! Don’t miss out on the opportunity to hear from industry leaders, connect with change makers, and dive into conversations that matter. Secure your spot today at Blackweek.co.

We are excited to announce Amira Martin, Art Director at VMLY&R, as a speaker at Blackweek! With a deep passion for human-centered stories and design, Amira brings a wealth of experience from her time as an Art Director and Senior Designer at Manifest, and a Designer at USA Today. A proud Howard University alumna, Amira’s journey into advertising was shaped by her time at The One School, a portfolio program dedicated to advancing Black and Brown creatives. Join us as she shares her insights and creative journey!