Lunchtime lightning talks series

19225 8th Ave NE,Poulsbo WA 98370

10 May, 2023

Description

Join fellow Matchstick Lab Microbusiness Accelerator Founders and members of the general public for monthly lunchtime lightning talks guaranteed to spark new ideas, conversations and collaborations. BYO lunch and arrive at 11:30 for conversation and networking. Lightning talks begin at 12pm and end promptly at 1pm. Advanced RSVP is requested but not required. AGENDA11:30 - 12pm Mix, mingle and network 12 - 12:30pm Lighting Talks x 3 12:30 - 1pm Discussion, debate, Q&A WHO SHOULD ATTENDYOU! Lunchtime Lighting Talks are FREE and open to everyone. You do not need to be a Vibe member to attend. If you ARE a Vibe member, attending the event does not use up any of your monthly access days, unless you plan to stick around to work for the day, too. DATES + TOPICSTuesday, Feb 21 // Business plans: Essential or passe?Speakers: Joe Morrison, Kitsap Economic Development AllianceLindsey Sylling, Sylling's ElderberryRobert Jaeger, Senior ConsultantTuesday, March 21 // Building for the real world: What diversity looks like for businesses grown in KitsapSpeakers: Alisha Weiss, Skyhawk PressLucretia Robertson, Women Who RiseNick Johnson, Libro.fmTuesday, April 25 // Walking the talk: What it means to do business as a certified B Corp, Social Purpose or Minority-owned companySpeakers: Angie Tomisser, Rice Fergus MillerKristann Orton, 17 WaysLisa Stirrett, Creative Warrior Studio Wednesday, May 10 // Stop looking like an amateur: How to knock your marketing and PR out of the parkSpeakers: Alorie Gilbert, Tideland Magazine Skylar Olson, Zillow Group3Wednesday, June 14 // Who you know matters: Tips and tricks for building your power networkSpeakers: Cody Morgan, Peninsula BevCo Jim Gao, Phaidra Stacey Luckensmeyer, EOS WorldwideCOSTFree! Please BYO lunch. PRESENTED BYKitsap Bank, Kitsap Economic Development Alliance and Vibe Coworks Funding for the Matchstick Lab Micobusiness Accelerator has been provided by the Washington State Microenterprise Association (WSMA), thanks to a grant made by the Washington State Department of Commerce.