ADMA NSW 30Below Group Hosts Event on Innovation for Young Marketers

Young marketers and advertisers seeking more ‘light bulb moments’ in their daily work can find out how to get them from innovation experts speaking at ADMA NSW 30Below’s first event of the year.

The event takes place Tuesday, 31 March, at 5.45pm for a 6.00pm start and runs until 9.00pm at Gravity Coworking, Level 3/50 Carrington St, Sydney.

“Our members have asked us to put on an evening about innovation because it’s becoming more integral to their work. Innovation is not just a buzzword – it’s how products are made and technology improved. This event will break down the concept with three great practitioners who will explain how they innovate every day and discuss their eureka moments in business, brand, digital and products,” said Sue Kim, head of 30Below NSW.

The speakers are Anurag Chakradhar (pictured), founder and CEO, Thinkun and BIrt; Kevin Brown, director of technology and innovation, TBWA\Digital Arts Network; and Michael Stoddart, director, Digital Publishing Asia Pacific, Adobe Systems.

Chakradhar is an expert in digital technology and marketing with an innate ability to demystify the online space and create fine digital experiences.

As a speaker at forums such as Coraggio, iStrategy and ADMA, he helps leaders harness the power of digital technology. He is the founder of BIrt, a new communications platform that recreates the way people collaborate in meetings with the need for an actual meeting that has a time and place.

Brown works as a technical and innovations director at TBWA\Digital Arts Network Sydney. Originally from the US, he now helps clients in Australia get the most digital bang for their buck. In his rich and varied career, he has created accounting and transport software, advertising campaigns and mobile applications.

Stoddart heads up Adobe’s digital publishing and creative business across Asia Pacific. He works with clients across the enterprise to build on digital platforms. With over 15 years of experience in media and technology, innovation and design is at the heart of how he operates.

Tickets cost $30 and include drinks and food. To book visit here.