networking

Panel event 30th June. Speakers from Channel 4, Joost, UK Film Council, Pulse Films and New Media Age

Ale 2.0 is a meet up for people who work in digital who like real ale (and other drinks) We meet up once a month to talk about the digital comings and goings of the moment and to drink the best ale on the planet.

A chance to mingle and make friends in an informal environment. It’s an event for established people who work in film, tv, advertising and digital.

Event for fun loving digital types.

Easy networking for writers and non-writers. Expand your network, meet your peers, find work and find people to work with.

The eMeet is a free to attend networking event, aimed at connecting eCommerce and online professionals who can strengthen and build their network, share ideas and incubate new business projects.

This is the privileged place to learn all you need to know about the Talend Alliance Program, our Business Model and products.

This event explores the impact of Social Media tools and web 2.0 techniques and architecture in the enterprise. Alligning community strategy with business objectives and finding out the latest in the Enterprise Social Software market, standardisation and testing of applications.

The eGroup, a new networking organisation for the eCommerce sector is launching the eMeet - an informal and free to attend networking evening in London.

Come and watch a mash-up of broadcast and design professionals respond live to a challenging brief and get collaborating yourself, with a few free drinks thrown in.

This session is designed for emerging creative graduates. Introduced and facilitated by Creative Careers, it includes live demonstrations to illustrate pitfalls and good practice when showing portfolios of creative work.

'What Now? (Surviving and thriving in a rapidly changing industry)' A unique evening with a panel talk followed by an open mic discussion and networking. Speakers include: Ben McOwen Wilson (Director of Online, ITV), Claire McArdle (4ip Digital Commissioner, Channel 4) ,Paul Banham (Digital Creative Director, J.W.T.)

This session will investigate the impact that the Licensing Act 2003, noise abatement orders and Met Police's Risk Assessment form 696 are having on venues, and the live music ecosystem throughout England and Wales - from local authorities and licensed premises owners to music performers and promoters.

Senior executives from these three companies will be presenting their latest developments and participating in audience Q&A debate at this important seminar. Secure your place NOW at this seminar to learn and network with senior industry executives by clicking the link below: http://www.aimelink.org/KN/register.aspx