In today’s constantly evolving landscape, the definition of ‘innovation’ has become more multi-dimensional than ever. Understanding and embracing shifts in the innovation industry is imperative for a successful and impactful career in the space. As innovators, how can we embody leadership without losing sight of our values and ideals? How can we use our influence as a force for good within our organizations and the broader innovation industry?
Join us on Wednesday, August 11th for a panel where we will explore the meaning of innovation today, where the industry is moving (and needs to move) and how you can begin to think about future proofing your career.
In this dynamic panel, you will hear from women who have taken brave leaps and risks to shape a career that aligns with their values , while pushing the industry forward in impactful and meaningful ways.
You can expect to walk away from this event with:
- A deeper understanding of how innovation has evolved into its multifaceted nature today;
- The ways in which innovation can be interpreted and practiced in your career, whether it be within a consulting, agency, or in-house field of work ;
- A knowledge of the skills and qualities embodied by successful leaders in the innovation space to break industry boundaries and create lasting change.
The women you will hear from come from a wide range of backgrounds, so you can expect to hear a diverse range of opinions about everything from pivoting careers, brand to agency, freelance and more.
More about our panelists:
Oonie Chase has been working at the intersection of design, strategy and storytelling for over 20 years. She has worked across almost every sector, helping her clients expand their impact and find new growth in ways that seduce, delight & shape a better world for all of us. She is currently an Executive Director at IDEO working to redefine IDEO’s approach to responsible innovation and holds prior leadership positions in design and strategy at frog and Wieden + Kennedy. She also co-founded MakeLoveNotPorn, an organization that focuses on changing how our society views sex online.
Stine is currently VP of Product & Brand at Polaroid. She spent the last 10+ years in marketing, strategy, and editorial leadership at Apple, The New York Times and Spotify. As the first-ever hire on Spotify's "black ops" team, she led the App Stores first product re-imagination. Stine also founded the first marketing team embedded in the New York Times's newsroom.
Tarana has 15+ years of global experience in brand management, strategic partnerships, business development and digital marketing across North America and Asia. Tarana is currently VP of Marketing at Rokt, with experience across CPG, Art, Fashion, Financial Services, Technology and Beauty industries. She is a seasoned leader of over 10 years in recruiting, mentoring and leading diverse teams.
- RSVP is first come, first serve -
Tickets to all WIN events are non-refundable. Tickets may be transferred at least 24 hours before the event. If you wish to transfer your ticket, please email SF@womenininnovation.co with the name of the person who will be using your ticket.
What You’ll Need
- Laptop or desktop computer with functioning camera, microphone, and internet
- A nice quiet place to log in where you can actively speak and participate (we know it can be difficult to find a perfectly quiet spot at home, so all we ask is you do your best!)
- Zoom downloaded on your computer. Note--if you are unable to download Zoom, you can also join the link from your browser (Chrome or Edge work best). Please allow for an additional 5 minutes before the session starts to get it set up.
We highly recommend using a laptop or desktop for this session since we will be using Zoom to come together as a community. Please make sure you’ll be ready to use both services before the session begins.
During these uncertain times we want to be flexible and give back more to our community. For this event we're asking for a suggested donation of $15 with the option to pay more as a way to support WIN.
If you are unable to pay for a session at this time but would like to attend, please email us at SF@womenininnovation.co so we can figure out the best way to support you.