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Date Event Location
Saturday, 01 June

Be the boss of your own happiness with the Happy Startup School

The Happy Startup School is helping a new breed of entrepreneur to realise their dreams.

Startups that put people first and measure success in happiness, as well as profits. They believe the future belongs to purpose-driven companies that are focused on sustainable business, not short–term profits – think Southwest Airlines over Ryanair. 

They're at the start of their journey to build a community of people that believe there’s a better way to do business – better from the human side, better from the customer side, and as it turns out, better from the profit side too.

At this event Laurence McCahill and Carlos Saba (from Brighton-based startup consultancy Spook Studio) will be sharing their vision for the School and demonstrate how we can build better, happier and more profitable businesses. Working collaboratively, they'll help you define your startup vision and put you in the right direction towards creating a more meaningful business.

They ask that all attendees come with a startup idea (made up is fine, a real one is better!) that you'd like to explore on the day. 

There'll be a little homework and a group exercise for all attending (it's fun, don't worry!) so you can push your ideas forward and take the first, tentative steps to creating your own happy startup.
 

Time: 10:00-12:00
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Naked Tea & Coffee Company
3 Meeting House Lane
Brighton
Tuesday, 04 June

Un-Networking Salon

An informal antidote to networking for freelancers, creatives and those in digital and media industries.

No suits, no business cards, no selling - just a relaxed drink with a great bunch of people, a chance to find out who's doing what, what projects are coming up and how you might be able to work together.

Even better - don't talk walk, just meet some new people.
 

Time: 18:00-20:00
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The Bar
MyHotel, Jubilee Street
Brighton
Tuesday, 04 June

BDF2013 - Monthly meetup

Following on from a successful open meeting on 12th Feb, this is the first monthly meetup for Brighton Digital Festival organisers. The idea is that a regular monthly session (the first Tuesday of every month) should offer an informal way for event organisers, Tom (BDF Festival Manager), and members of the steering group to meet up, update on planning progress, and draw on the shared expertise of the group.Please let us know if you plan to come - so we can make sure the space is an appropraite size!Look forward to seeing you there.  

Time: 18:00-21:00
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The Victory
Duke Street
Brighton
Wednesday, 05 June

Horsham Coworking

A friendly coworking meet-up for freelancers and home office workers in Horsham. Bring your laptop, work alongside others, chat and collaborate.

Time: 10:00-16:00
Full details
Carmela's
3 Denne Road
Horsham
Wednesday, 05 June

Brighton Java

The next Brighton Java meeting will be held at the Skiff on Wednesday 5th June. Andrei Pop will present a talk on 'Android Development: Not too late to get started!'. Andrei will give an overview of where Android development is today: what it takes to develop a good app, the best resources to help you start developing and where to find them.We'll be open from 7 for people to meet and chat. Newcomers are especially welcome. Beer and snacks will be provided by the sponsors for this month's event, CodingCraft. To help make sure to get enough beer, please signup on the meetup page if you're coming.  

Time: 18:30-21:00
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6 Gloucester Street
Brighton
Wednesday, 05 June

Brighton Farm Freelancers meet up

Meeting for freelancers and small business people working in web design, development and related industries.Come along for a chat over a beer about work you've got, work you want, client frustrations or the latest technology. Generally 25-30 people attend the evening. To help find us look for the green and black sign on the table, or ask at the bar and they'll point you over to us.  

Time: 20:00-22:00
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Hampton Arms
57 Upper North Street
Brighton
Thursday, 06 June

Morning WriteClub

A friendly meet up for anyone who writes. From copywriters and poets to screenwriters, editors and journalists. Come along if you work with words for money or for fun.

Time: 10:00-11:30
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Cafe Delice
40 Kensington Gardens
Brighton
Thursday, 06 June

Lighthouse Monthly Talk: Chris King BAFTA Crew Materclass

Step behind the scenes and get a glimpse of the thinking motivating the digital world's greatest artists, filmmakers, thinkers and doers with the Lighthouse Monthly Talks. In June, Chris King will be our monthly talk speaker.BAFTA-winning editor Chris King (Senna, Exit Through The Gift Shop, Marley, Our War) is our monthly speaker for June, presented in partnership with BAFTA as part of their BAFTA Crew Masterclass programme. During his BAFTA Crew masterclass, Chris will offer insights into his craft and his take on storytelling - as well as sharing dispatches from some of the most exciting cutting rooms in the country, working with acclaimed directors Asif Kapadia, Kevin Macdonald, Shane Meadows and elusive artist Banksy. http://www.lighthouse.org.uk/programme/monthly-talk-chris-king-bafta-crew-masterclass  
Cost:  3
Time: 18:30-21:00
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28 Kensington Street
Brighton
Saturday, 08 June

Conductive Paint and Papercraft Workshop

Learn the art of working with conductive paint on this one day course.

Create your very own light-up papercraft model! You will learn how to make painted circuits, bringing 3D papercraft models to life with LEDs and sensors using The Conductive Kit Company’s specially designed kits. 

Suitable for anyone interested in craft practices and wishing to learn simple technical skills. Includes all materials. £30

The Conductive Kit Company is a new project by artist and educator Emilie Giles and designer Alan Waldock. 

They are interested in how traditional craft practices can be joined with creative technology to give people cross disciplinary skills within arts and design; the outcome of this exploration are kits which allow for craft based making to become embedded with LEDs, sensors and conductive materials. 

 www.theconductivekitcompany.co.uk
 
Cost:  30
Time: 12:30-16:30
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Phoenix Brighton
10–14 Waterloo Place
Brighton
Saturday, 08 June

Crowd Talks: Creative Schools of Thought

This time round, Crowd talks to those involved in the changing environment of design education.

Confirmed speakers include Kyle Bean, Lucy Brown of Lucy Brown Studio, Mike Hillman and Jeremy Radvan.Savage cuts to arts funding combined with the tripling of tuition fees have brought money and employability to the forefront of creative education. 

How will this change attitudes to play, experimentation and creative risk within university studios? 

The way we are taught and learn shapes the industries we enter. 

With this in mind we will be talking to both students and teachers about their views on design education. 

Crowd is a regular discussion event aimed at all members of the design world, including students, recent graduates and practitioners. 

By inviting a panel of designers to contribute to discussion we hope to prompt two-way exchanges between the panel and the audience, breaking away from a traditional lecture format. 

After a successful series of events in London, Crowd are making a special trip down to Brighton for this collaborative event with second year Graphic Design and Illustration students, Practise/Practice.
 
Cost:  4
Time: 16:00-18:00
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Create Studios
Unit D & E, Level 2 South, New England House
Brighton
Monday, 10 June

Join us for pop up meet up Brighton & Hove

We Are Pop Up has teamed up with Brighton & Hove City Council to initiate a new pop-up shop program intented to offer new opportunities to creative brands and businesses.

We are extending what is possible on Brighton & Hove's high streets. Part of Interreg's Recreate project, we are popping up to help out! 

 Need space for your project?

If you want to test or showcase a new creative concept, from an app to an art installation and everything in between, come to Pop Up Meet Up to find out how we can facilitate you ideas in space.

Throughout the course of the evening, we aim to inspire you and equip you with all you need to get your pop-up project underway.

Ticketed event Free entry please sign up via the url.
 

Time: 18:00-20:30
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Emporium
88 London Road
Brighton
Tuesday, 11 June

ICT4D Brighton Part 2

Come and have a drink and discuss ICT for Development.. Or just ICT... Or just Development.. Or just have a drink... :-)If you're not sure what ICT4D is, come and ask!

Time: 17:30-21:30
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The Prince Albert
48 Trafalgar St (Near the station)
Brighton
Tuesday, 11 June

BrightonPy: Disambiguating brands in social media

Existing Named Entity Recognition APIs are poorly suited to recognising brands in tweets.

Ian is building an open sourced tool using scikit-learn and NLTK to classify brands better than the existing APIs. 

This will be an early report on his progress, discussing the linguistic difficulties faced by existing tools and showing the prototype to date. 

 About Ian OzsvaldIan is an AI researcher around NLP and ML and teaches parallel and high performance Python at PyCons. 

He co-ran ShowMeDo.com and the £5 Apps meetup and is recently back from honeymoon.
 

Time: 19:00-22:00
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The Skiff
6 Gloucester Street
Brighton
Wednesday, 12 June

Brighton Farm Freelancers meet up

Meeting for freelancers and small business people working in web design, development and related industries.Come along for a chat over a beer about work you've got, work you want, client frustrations or the latest technology. Generally 25-30 people attend the evening.

To help find us look for the green and black sign on the table, or ask at the bar and they'll point you over to us.
 

Time: 20:00-22:00
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Hampton Arms
57 Upper North Street
Brighton
Friday, 14 June

The Eco Technology Show 2013

Wired Sussex Members can get a FREE ticket by entering code: WIRE163.

The UK's premier event for trade, building owners, occupiers, and the general public covering sustainable build, energy, transport and technology.

At the Eco Technology Show you can:See products, innovations and services covering Eco Build, Design, Energy, Transport, Office, Home and Technology under one roofSee an entire floor of ultramodern concept cars and vehicles.

Choose from over 60 free workshops and talks covering commercial property, renewable energy, the Green Deal, domestic energy efficiency and retrofits, plus smarter transport and waste.

Book a meeting with the experts at our Advisory hubHear from business & public sector leaders on the opportunities for innovation and sustainable growth for future cities & business at the Smart Business ConferenceExperience the latest technologies and innovations across the three zonesPlus lots more

Wired Sussex Members can get a FREE ticket by entering code: WIRE163.
 
Cost:  5
Time: 09:00-17:00
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The Brighton Centre
Kings Road
Brighton
Friday, 14 June

New Technologies for Apprenticeships

Part-funded by the European INTERREG 4a Channel programme, New Technologies for Apprenticeships (NTA) is an exciting new project building on the successful E-Learning Project.

The overall aim of the NTA Project is to embrace new technologies creatively in teaching and learning that focuses on the Hospitality, Catering, Hairdressing and Beauty sectors. 

The launch event will provide opportunities for you to gain access to resources and tools that have been developed that will be of benefit to your organisation’s training activities.

By the end of the event you will have an understanding of the ways in which the project will be of benefit to your business/organisation and the simple process of registering your ongoing involvement in opportunities such as; shared learning through the e-learning platform, exchanges of apprentices and supervisors, participating in summer schools in the UK and France, and showcasing your business/organisation.

If you would like to attend, please register at http://ntalaunch.eventbrite.co.uk .
 

Time: 10:00-12:00
Full details
Fabrica Gallery
Duke Street
Brighton
Saturday, 15 June

The Eco Technology Show 2013

The UK's premier event for trade, building owners, occupiers, and the general public covering sustainable build, energy, transport and technology.

At the Eco Technology Show you can:See products, innovations and services covering Eco Build, Design, Energy, Transport, Office, Home and Technology under one roof.

See an entire floor of ultramodern concept cars and vehiclesChoose from over 60 free workshops and talks covering commercial property, renewable energy, the Green Deal, domestic energy efficiency and retrofits, plus smarter transport and waste.

Book a meeting with the experts at our Advisory hubHear from business & public sector leaders on the opportunities for innovation and sustainable growth for future cities & business at the Smart Business ConferenceExperience the latest technologies and innovations across the three zonesPlus lots more
 
Cost:  5
Time: 10:00-17:00
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The Brighton Centre
Kings Road
Brighton
Monday, 17 June

Hacks/Hackers Brighton: Mobile stories

Two fantastic speakers will talk about two very different aspects of mobile.

 UX expert Martin Belam will talk about his latest project: UsVsTh3m, a site of 'topical funny stuff' designed to be read on a mobile phone. Launched by Trinity Mirror (which publishes the Mirror), the UsVsTh3m team started publishing five weeks after the idea was first thought of.

Libby Powell will talk about how she has been training people in Kenya and Sierra Leone to report by SMS.The event is a meetup of journalists (hacks) and technologists (hackers). All are welcome.
 

Time: 18:00-20:30
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Lord Nelson Inn
36 Trafalgar Street
Brighton
Tuesday, 18 June

CDIT Open Studios 2013: Drop in advice session

For 5 days this September, Brighton based Wired Sussex companies will be opening their doors as part of CDIT Open Studios week as part of Brighton Digital Festival. Wired Susex will be holding 3 drop in advice sessions for participants/people interested in taking part in Open Studios. So if there's anything that you would like to discuss about holding an Open Studio event, if you'd like to share your thoughts or run something past us/other participants, this is for you! If you will be dropping in between 4 - 5, please sign up so that we have an idea of how much tea & coffee to have on!  

Time: 16:00-17:00
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The FuseBox, Level 4, New England House
New England Street
Brighton
Tuesday, 18 June

BANG meetup

This is an informal meetup, not that we've ever had any formal meetups, open to anyone who wants to meet fellow local animators of all styles and levels.If anyone wants to bring along laptops, sketchbooks or any form of work in progress then please feel free.We're also going to be discussing ideas for a BANG event during the Brighton digital festival, so if you want to to involved in that then come along to the Earth and Stars on the 18th.  

Time: 18:30-22:00
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Earth and Stars
46 Windsor St
Brighton
Wednesday, 19 June

Horsham Coworking

A friendly coworking meet-up for freelancers and home office workers in Horsham. Bring your laptop, work alongside others, chat and collaborate.

Time: 10:00-16:00
Full details
Carmela's
3 Denne Road
Horsham
Thursday, 20 June

FuseBox Open Workshop #4

This event is an open invitation to everyone in Brighton's creative and digital sector. The agenda is TBC, but you can pre-register now and we will confirm what's happening a couple of days beforehand. If you'd like to get involved as we develop activities at The FuseBox or are just curious about what's happening here then please come along.So that we can make a prompt start at 2:00, please aim to arrive at 1:45. Thanks!GETTING TO NEW ENGLAND HOUSEDriving – If you are driving you can park on London Road car park. We are a 2 minute walk along New England street.Train – Leave the train station via the rear/Jury’s Inn exit. Go along the road until you come to Jury’s Inn/Costa Coffee. Go down the stairs next to Costa Coffee entrance. Cross the road. Go down another set of stairs. Walk along past the climbing wall and recycling  and at the bottom of the stairs turn right and walk through the gap in the buildings until you come to a main road. New England House is facing you on the opposite side of the road. THE FUSEBOX – WHERE WE ARE IN NEW ENGLAND HOUSEWe’re located on Level 4, Unit D-E North. If you take the stairs (the ground floor is Level 3) and then take a left once you’ve entered the 4th floor, take a right at Upstream Solutions and we’re at the end of the corridor.  CONTACTIf you get stuck you can give us a call on 01273 692888.  

Time: 13:45-16:00
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New England Street
Brighton
Thursday, 20 June

I Am Nasrine Screening + Tina Gharavi Q&A

We're delighted to welcome Tina to Brighton to discuss the long and at times dangerous process of making her debut feature.

A true labour of love, I AM NASRINE is an entirely independent production. Partly shot in Iran during the Green Revolution in 2009, Gharavi and her team had to film under the wire and later smuggle the footage out of the country, after working with a cover team of ‘enablers’ who wanted the story told and broadcast to the world.

A coming-of-age story set against the modern refugee experience, I AM NASRINE is a film about love, finding oneself and the eternal search for home. 

Set in modern day Tehran and the UK, the film follows Nasrine and Ali, sister and brother from a comfortable, middle class Iranian home. When Nasrine has a run-in with the police, the punishment is more than she bargained for.

At their father’s bidding, Nasrine and Ali set out for the UK, torn about leaving their home, and embarking on a reluctant exile.

Tina Gharavi is an award-winning filmmaker, artist and academic, whose work spans both documentary and fiction. Often choosing to focus on ‘untold stories, unheard voices’ and filmmaking from the margins, she received a BAFTA nomination for ‘Outstanding Debut’ earlier this year.Duration: 93 minsDirector: Tina GharaviStarring: Micsha Sadeghi, Shiraz Haq, Christian Coulson, Steven Hooper, Nichole HallCertificate: 15
 
Cost:  10
Time: 18:30-21:00
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Duke's At Komedia
Gardner Street
Brighton
Thursday, 20 June

Evening WriteClub

This friendly, informal meet up is for anyone who writes.

From copywriters and poets to editors, screenwriters or journalists. Join us if you work with words for love or money.
 

Time: 18:30-21:30
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The Earth & Stars Pub
46 Windsor Street
Brighton
Thursday, 20 June

CityCamp monthly meet up

Catch up with Citycamp projects and networks. Some meetups have a theme or discussion. Check the website for more details

Time: 19:00-21:00
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Hove Kitchen
102-105 Western Rd
Hove
Monday, 24 June

Ardingly ArtsFest

Ardingly ArtsFest24th- 27th June Ardingly CollegeDame Judi Dench is patron of the first Ardingly ArtsFestHeadline acts Russell Kane, performers from Stomp, The Showstoppers, the LPO, VOCES8 - and many more - join forces with Sussex schoolchildren for a festival to remember

Starts Monday, June 24, with a Gala Reception, at which Festival patron Dame Judi Dench will be in conversation with Tom Gatti of The Times.

Festival events include top comedian Russell Kane; workshops and a performance with members of the cast of Stomp; The Showstoppers, musical improvisers from the hit West End show; Fontanella Recorder Quintet; the Festival Gala Concert, featuring members of the London Philharmonic Orchestra, VOCES8 and the choirs of Ardingly College.

There will also be a Lunchtime Lecture Series and a number of events designed for public participation.Students aged 13-18 are invited to enter the ArtsFest National Short Story Competition to be judged by the Editor of The Times Review, Tom Gatti, and Orange long-listed author Aifric Campbell.

There are £200 worth of book tokens as prizes.In the words of Festival Director Tim Coker, who is head of drama at Ardingly College: “Ardingly ArtsFest is an unapologetic celebration of culture and creativity in the stunning setting of Ardingly College”Tim Coker adds:“This is a festival which trumpets ‘the new.’ We have New Writing with a National Short Story Competition; New Music with a world premiere at our recorder ensemble concert; New Sculpture from our artist in residence; New Drama with a specially commissioned play and New Ideas and experiences around every corner as we welcome New Audiences to Ardingly to enjoy world-class entertainment, culture and the arts in all its forms.

 And the thing that's really exciting about this festival is that it is so multi-layered. Not only have we got household names appearing exclusively at Ardingly - Dame Judi Dench, Russell Kane, Stomp, London Philharmonic Orchestra, Tate Galleries, The Times newspaper, to name but a few - but we are also offering free-of-charge daytime workshops to schoolchildren from all over the local area as well as opening up all of our talks, concerts, opera, comedy and other public events throughout the week to the entire local community and beyond.

This is not just a school festival, this is a festival on a national scale.” 

 Information and Tickets: www.ardinglyartsfest.com or 0844 8700 887 (bookings only, fees apply)Ardingly College, College Road, Ardingly, West Sussex, RH17 6SQ
 

Full details
Ardingly College
College Road, Ardingly
Ardingly
Monday, 24 June

Design Brighton:

What will our town centres look like in ten years time? Who will use them? How will they adapt?As part of Love Architecture 2013, Design Brighton is holding a panel debate with some leading thinkers in retail. Speakers will discuss their work and debate how we can ensure that our town centres survive and thrive in the 21st Century.Amanda Bailieu Editor Building DesignKevin Brennan BrinkworthMartyn Evans Cathedral Group PLCOliver Heath Heath DesignPaul Nicholson Chalk ArchitectureSimon Kincaid Conran & Partners Tickets are £5.00 and are available hereSign up to the Design Brighton mailing list  
Cost:  5
Time: 18:30-21:30
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Upper Market Street
Hove
Tuesday, 25 June

Creative industries: Marketing to the clients you want

Brilliant marketing is about carefully matching your creative products or services to a receptive and focused audience. This event for creative industries reveals the thinking behind the best marketing plans, including the three Ms — Market, Message and Medium: finding your market, knowing what to say, and saying it through the right channels.

Featuring insight, practical advice and real life examples, you’ll leave with a ‘down and dirty’ marketing plan that’s ready for action. 

 This event will provide an opportunity for you to learn more about why our relationships and how we handle them are so important in an ever-changing business environment. 

This session will break down marketing into bite-sized chunks providing an understanding of how it fits into the bigger picture of your business as well as offering hands on advice and tools. Supported by creative industries facilitators, you will learn from expert knowledge, real life case studies and each other, via interactive group discussions.By the end of the event you will understand:
• Why business is personal 
• Why marketing should start with Who not How 
• What marketing doesn’t do 
• Using Market, Message and Medium in your marketing plan 
• You will work on your own one page marketing plan focusing on action that can be implemented straight away

Event host: This event is run by the Chamber of Commerce and will be hosted by Adrian Swinscoe. Adrian creates, develops and trains high-growth teams and runs RARE Business, a customer strategy & marketing consultancy that is all about the relationships that we have with our customers and our people. 

Adrian regularly speaks to audiences on marketing, social media and customer management issues. 

He writes and shares his ideas via his popular blog www.adrianswinscoe.com/blog/ is a contributor to The Guardian’s Small Business Network www.guardian.co.uk/small-business-network and also writes a column for the UKTI’s Springboard magazine.rarebusiness.co.uk twitter.com/adrianswinscoe
 
Cost:  10
Time: 18:00-21:00
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The Basement
24 Kensington Street ,
Brighton
Wednesday, 26 June

Inputs-Outputs Conference

This conference brings together an interdisciplinary spectrum of academics and practitioners from science and media, performance art and game design to facilitate discussion and collaboration around the subject of engagement:

• The relationship between physical, emotional, and intellectual engagement 
• Results from assessment and quantification of engagement in different fields 
• Methodologies and modalities for measuring engagement in different fields

We are also organising a funding workshop on the day with representatives from the main research councils, to facilitate immediate funding consultancy.

Registration is £40/£25 (concessionary rate)Please visit the website for further details about speakers, sessions, and registration.
 
Cost:  40
Time: 09:30-18:00
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Brighton and Sussex Medical School
University of Sussex, Falmer
Brighton
Thursday, 27 June

Making Information Your Critical Asset

In a time of increased regulation outsourcing, partnering and flexible working, a company's main asset must be its information.

We will explore how to manage enterprise content to enable yourcompany to be lean, agile and responsive.

Join us for one of two free seminars covering this critical subjectSee and hear from our experts how thousands of companies from sole traders to multi-nationals have reaped rewardsGain from intelligent ideas to tackle tedious paper-based processesReduce storage costs and increase compliance within your organization

How To Book Your Place

We will be holding two sessions on the day starting at 9.30am and 2.00pm.

Please indicate which one you would like to attend.

Email sales@totaldocs.co.uk or call Alan Weston on 07843 420737 to confirm the time and names of attendees. 

We do anticipate a lot of interest and space is limited so please confirm as quickly as possible.

Registration at 9.30am and 1.30pm, tea and coffee will be available

Alan Weston
Total Document Solutions Limited
Tel: 07843 420737

Email: sales@totaldocs.co.uk
Web: www.totaldocs.co.uk
Burgess Hill, West Sussex, RH15 8HT
 
Time: 09:00-16:30
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Apex Conference Suite,
Triangle Leisure Centre
Burgess Hill
Thursday, 27 June

Brighton Social Media June Meet-Up

The Brighton Social Media meet-up, sponsored by Fresh Egg, is back for June!It takes place at The Globe in Middle Street, Brighton and starts from 7.30pm in the downstairs bar area.

We are aiming to start the speakers at 8pm in order to avoid clashing with the DJ who starts upstairs at 9pm, so please try to get there on time. 

And judging by the last few events you will need to be there early to grab a seat.There are two great speakers lined up this time...Iain Martin, Skipedia - Twitter Analytics on a BudgetIain Martin runs Skipedia, an online marketing consultancy for the snowsports industry.What do you do when the boss or your client wants more data on the effect of Twitter, but doesn't want to pay? Iain Martin from Skipedia outlines a few low cost solutions.

Jamie Pitman , Create.net - Engaging your community with creative campaignsJamie is Communications Manager at Create.net, an eCommerce platform that enables anyone, regardless of technical expertise, to set up an online shop or website and make a success of their online business.Create.net recently hit an impressive milestone: 10,000 websites hosted and built with its tools. 

Jamie will present a case study of the ambitious campaign that Create.net implemented to mark this occasion and engage their customer base. He will be talking about how social media pushed things forward, and in some cases held him back, but ultimately made the celebrations more exciting and satisfying. 

Fresh Egg have kindly agreed to sponsor the event and there will be a free drink for attendees, although this is open until the amount is reached so get there early!

We look forward to seeing you there, whether you're a regular attendee or have never been before.It's a great opportunity to hear people talk about digital marketing related subjects, swap tips with peers, meet potential new partners and just have a chat over a drink or two.
 

Time: 19:30-23:00
Full details
The Globe
Middle Street
Brighton
Friday, 28 June

Free Friday Coworking

Everyone is welcome to come along and work for the day, meet other freelancers and get to know how coworking might work for you. No need to let us know you’re coming, just come along on the day.

Time: 09:00-17:00
Full details
Worthing Coworking
4th Floor, 8 High Street
Worthing
Saturday, 29 June

Sequenced: MA Digital Media Arts Exhibition

The Digital Media Arts MA group from the University of Brighton would like to invite you to our Final Exhibition: SEQUENCED. This new showcase of styles, techniques and mediums developed throughout the course includes installations, film, audio and sound art, interactive works and more.Exhibition open to public: Saturday 29 June to Monday 8 JulyMonday–Saturday, 10am–5pm (last entry 4.45pm)Sunday, 10am–4pm (last entry 3.45pm)Free admissionSecond Floor (rooms 202, 204, & 250), 68 Grand Parade, University of Brighton BN2 0JY The exhibition will run alongside the Fine Art MA and Inclusive Arts Practice MA shows.We would also be extremely grateful for any mention of the exhibition in email newsletters, websites, social media and other publications you may have, where you feel appropriate.We hope to see you at the show.  

Time: 10:00-17:00
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