A drop in on how to exist in and navigate corporate and professional spaces as a black person.
As with any, breaking into the marketing industry doesn’t come without a fight. Industry heads still tend to be mainly white men, and because of the lack of representation on an executive level we find that industry access to opportunities and correct representation for young Black talent still remains far and few between.
Join us in person on 11 November, along with a special guests Charlotte Williams and Omari Edwards where we will discuss the challenges of working in the marketing industry, how to overcome obstacles and change the face of the industry one story at a time.
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