Oxford Geek Night is a regular meet-up for designers and developers run by Torchbox.
We have 5 keynote teaks of 15 minutes each followed by a musical interlude and 1-minute micro pitch slots. Door will open at 7:00pm with proceedings kicking off at 7:30pm. Please join us, we’d love to see you there:
19:00 – Doors open
19:30 – Welcome
19:35 – Steve Buckley
19:50 – Joe Wass – A lightbox in heavy times
Break (with musical interlude!)
20:30 – Christi Scarborough – Current battleground for digital freedoms
20:45 – Jake Howard – Computer Vision
Break
21:20 – Ben Foxall – Video, time & space
21:35 – Quiz
21:45 – Pitches
22:00 – Close
Torchbox is an employee-owned digital agency working with nonprofits and public sector organisations in the UK and internationally.
HUM4NS TALK
7pm
-10pm
The Square Club, 15 Berkeley Square, Bristol BS8 1HB
Meet-Up
HUM4NS began life as a series of talks among entrepreneurs, providing them with a platform to step out from behind ‘what they do’ and venture into the ‘who I am, what holds me back and how I moved forward’.
Race & Diversity In The Workplace
5.30pm
-8.30pm
Narrow Quay House, Narrow Quay, Bristol BS1 4QA
Networking
On Sept 17th, 1963, Raghbir Singh became the first Person of Colour to work as a Bus Conductor following the Bristol Bus Boycott victory. As part of our Talks4Change series of events, to honour his bravery, CIPD and Curiosity UnLtd presents Race & Diversity in the Workplace. On Sept 17th, join Asher Craig, Bristol’s first Black Deputy Mayor, and the Bristol Bus Boycott pioneers, for an evening of inspiring talks, networking and good food.
End to End Project Management training with The Industry School
9.30am
-5pm
Six Agency, The Old Chapel, 16 Oakfield Rd, Clifton, Bristol BS8 2AP
BCI Workshop
This one-day interactive workshop with The Industry School delivers immersive training for anyone project managing marketing projects. Using our process framework, a real case study and project documentation, attendees complete exercises at each phase of the project cycle from scoping to evaluation.
This problem based learning is a great method for project management training. We present a problem that needs a resolution – a key skill for any Project Manager. Attendees leave armed with new skills, feeling confident and ready to lead projects.