GA Lunch Break: Branding While Broke
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Make the most of your lunch break and head over to Cross Campus Pasadena for some brain-food on how to build your own brand!
Branding While Broke inspires and equips leaders building authentic brands. Our workshops are interactive sessions that provide relevant information and practical tools in the following areas: Establishing your Mindset, Defining your brand, Designing your brand, Utilizing Resources, The Power of Partnership, and Launching. Its mission is to eliminate the barriers preventing people from pursuing their passion.
Speakers
Vincent Scatliffe, Brand Strategist, Continuous Good
Vincent Scatliffe is a multi-disciplinary designer with more than 10 years of experience in the areas of UX design, visual design, industrial design, and branding. He studied Industrial Design at RISD (Rhode Island School of Design), Product and Graphic Design at Strate College in France, Product Development at MIT, Project Management at General Assembly, and UX Design at The Skool. Vincent is founder of the social enterprise Continuous Good, and he tours the nation teaching his popular workshop titled Branding While Broke.
Type of event
Design 21+ Students Activities Educational Lecture/Seminar WorkshopOrganizer
General Assembly
Master new skills in design, marketing, technology, and data — online or at our campuses around the world.
Location
Cross Campus
87 N Raymond Ave
Pasadena, CA 91103
There are many metered spaces and public parking lots nearby. One block from Memorial Park Metro.
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