Building Brands: In A Diverse & Inclusive World
Thursday, Jul 9
4:00 pm - 5:00 pm PT, Webinar
Overview
Join us for our panel focused on Building Brands: In A Diverse & Inclusive World.
Kirk Visola, Founder & Creative Director at MIND THE FONT® (a black-owned & operated full-service design agency headquartered in the Bay Area) will lead a conversation on the below:
- Brand Design Process: Including considerations regarding justice, equity, diversity & inclusion, and the benefits of creating authentic brand propositions.
- Stories from Three Company Founders: Chosen for the MIND THE FONT Empowered Initiative, including what inspired their brands’ missions and products.
Submit your questions now to info@naturallybayarea.org so our panel can address your burning thoughts that keep you up at night.
About the MTF Empowered Initiative*
The MTF Empowered Initiative (a program sponsored by MIND THE FONT) will award three minority-owned or minority community-focused brands a “Brand Design Package” including free brand design (or re-design) work consisting of concept development, logo design, commercial-ready packaging for up to three products, and up to five launch collateral pieces.
Applications: Accepted through Thursday, June 25 – 9pm PT. Apply HERE.
Naturally Bay Area Webinar: Thursday, July 9 – 4:00 – 5:00 pm PT. Register FREE.
Featured Guests
- Kirk Visola: Founder & Creative Director, MIND THE FONT
- Founders from Three Companies: To be confirmed based on selection of The MTF Empowerment Initiative
Date/Time
Thursday, July 9, 2020
4:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. PT
Registration
- Registration for FREE: HERE.
- Optional suggested contribution of $20.00 per attendee to the Ella Baker Center for Human Rights: HERE.
- 100% of net proceeds will go to the Ella Baker Center for Human Rights organization in Oakland, CA.
- NOTE: If you choose the $20.00 contribution option, you ALSO need to REGISTER at the above link.
About the Ella Baker Center for Human Rights
The Ella Baker Center For Human Rights, headquartered in Oakland’s Fruitvale district, was named after Ella Baker — a brilliant, black hero of the civil rights movement. Following in her footsteps, The Ella Baker Center organizes with Black, Brown, and low-income people to shift resources away from prisons and punishment, and towards opportunities that make our communities safe, healthy, and strong. They believe that what you water grows. That’s why they mobilize everyday people to build power and prosperity in our communities.
How do Online Events Work?
- Participants will be able to see and hear the presenters, but participants’ cameras won’t be on, and their microphones will be muted.
- Participants will be able to type questions via the Chat box.
Any tips about using ZOOM?
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- The Zoom app is also available for your smartphone.
- Note that the quality of the Webinar will fluctuate both based on your internet connection and that of the presenters.