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This community event will look at how Accessory Dwelling Unit’s (ADU’s), Tiny Home Villages, and Modular housing can help address San Diego County’s homelessness and housing affordability crisis. For more info please check out our website and sign up to be on our email list!
The Western Region’s premiere business conference highlighting diversity in tech, entertainment, and entrepreneurship….
As the job market is becoming increasingly competitive, local non-profit creates a solution for students and professional to get their foot in the door. The Western Regional Diversity Conference 2017, appropriately nicknamed The Diversity Conference or WRDC is a 2-day conference that highlights workplace diversity and inclusion. With expectations of over 500 attendees, WRDC has constructed an impressive agenda that includes an experiential case study competition, business pitch competition, over 30 panels and workshops, networking parties, and a tech exhibit and career fair utilizing Bluetooth Beacons for a more interactive experience.
Through October 26th-27th, WRDC has invited college students and professionals throughout California, Utah, Nevada, Arizona, Washington, Oregon & Colorado to attend this event. Hosted at the beautiful California Center for the Arts in the Greater San Diego Area, attendees will have the opportunity to network with investors, government and corporate contractors, fortune 500 companies and small business, student and professional associations, and other groups who believe that diversity and inclusion are key to building sustainable communities.
“I wanted to build an event that attendees can walk away from and become inspired and motivated,” says project director Elizabeth Cotton. “People’s’ differences can be seen as an advantage, whether they are climbing corporate America or striving to be an entrepreneur.”
This year WRDC will focus on three tracks that include Diversity in Tech, Entertainment, and Entrepreneurship. WRDC has secured over 50 inspirational guest speakers including John Cabeca, the Director of the US Patent & Trademark Office for Silicon Valley, Ashok Kamal, the Executive Director for Tech Coast Angels, Jace Hall, the Co-Owner of E-Sports Powerhouse Team Echo Fox, and Frankie Ingrassia, Actress and Pit Producer for Coachella, just to name a few!
To learn more about WRDC, please visit thediversityconference.org
Workshops, Breakouts and Concurrent Sessions
Having a Conscious Voice as a Writer
Women in Tech
Forming a Legal Entity
Franchising 101
Supplier Diversity: The Good. The Bad. The Ugly.
Trademark Basics
Mental Health and Entrepreneurship
Diversity in Fashion: Broadening our Prerceptions
How to Crack into Sports Management Marketing & Entertaimment
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The Western Region’s premiere business conference highlighting diversity in tech, entertainment, and entrepreneurship….
As the job market is becoming increasingly competitive, local non-profit creates a solution for students and professional to get their foot in the door. The Western Regional Diversity Conference 2017, appropriately nicknamed The Diversity Conference or WRDC is a 2-day conference that highlights workplace diversity and inclusion. With expectations of over 500 attendees, WRDC has constructed an impressive agenda that includes an experiential case study competition, business pitch competition, over 30 panels and workshops, networking parties, and a tech exhibit and career fair utilizing Bluetooth Beacons for a more interactive experience.
Through October 26th-27th, WRDC has invited college students and professionals throughout California, Utah, Nevada, Arizona, Washington, Oregon & Colorado to attend this event. Hosted at the beautiful California Center for the Arts in the Greater San Diego Area, attendees will have the opportunity to network with investors, government and corporate contractors, fortune 500 companies and small business, student and professional associations, and other groups who believe that diversity and inclusion are key to building sustainable communities.
“I wanted to build an event that attendees can walk away from and become inspired and motivated,” says project director Elizabeth Cotton. “People’s’ differences can be seen as an advantage, whether they are climbing corporate America or striving to be an entrepreneur.”
This year WRDC will focus on three tracks that include Diversity in Tech, Entertainment, and Entrepreneurship. WRDC has secured over 50 inspirational guest speakers including John Cabeca, the Director of the US Patent & Trademark Office for Silicon Valley, Ashok Kamal, the Executive Director for Tech Coast Angels, Jace Hall, the Co-Owner of E-Sports Powerhouse Team Echo Fox, and Frankie Ingrassia, Actress and Pit Producer for Coachella, just to name a few!
To learn more about WRDC, please visit thediversityconference.org
Workshops, Breakouts and Concurrent Sessions
Having a Conscious Voice as a Writer
Women in Tech
Forming a Legal Entity
Franchising 101
Supplier Diversity: The Good. The Bad. The Ugly.
Trademark Basics
Mental Health and Entrepreneurship
Diversity in Fashion: Broadening our Prerceptions
How to Crack into Sports Management Marketing & Entertaimment
View Full Scehdeule Here
https://
This community event will look at how Accessory Dwelling Unit’s (ADU’s), Tiny Home Villages, and Modular housing can help address San Diego County’s homelessness and housing affordability crisis. For more info please check out our website and sign up to be on our email list!
This community event will look at how Accessory Dwelling Unit’s (ADU’s), Tiny Home Villages, and Modular housing can help address San Diego County’s homelessness and housing affordability crisis. For more info please check out our website and sign up to be on our email list!
Communities of color have been maligned and our images distorted by lack of representation and misrepresentation in the media. Our journalists are often on the front lines. (Jorge Ramos, April Ryan & Jemel Hill)
Join us for an informative discussion on re-shaping the media narrative as we look to the 2018 and 2020 elections.
Confirmed Media Panelists:
Dr. John Warren, Publisher Voice & Viewpoint,
Art Castañares, Publisher La Prensa
INDIVISIBLE WATU – Meeting
Saturday, November 4th
Dream. Inspire. Create!
2018 is the year of YES! Queens the new year is here! Join us for an evening of vision boarding, networking and getting intentional about walking into 2018! Just say YES and watch opportunties
Registration includes:
– Vision board and materials
– Light Refreshments
– Champane toast
– Giveaways and So much more!
See you there Queens!
