Speaking: FastBREAK Breakfast – Youth & Innovation
Every Friday the infamous Coffee Mornings crew meets up at Single Origin Cafe in Surry Hills. We come together to talk ideas and innovation – and we’ve been lucky enough to take part in Vibewire’s e-Festival of Ideas (held in conjunction with the Australian Innovation Festival) known as FastBREAK – a breakfast where I and 4 others will discuss “the single biggest challenge of innovation”.
There will be five speakers with four minutes to open the debate. From here, the audience can then grab a coffee and come and have an open conversation around discussion with the speaker who interests them most – so I’ll be doing my best to challenge thinking and evoke some responses.
This great FREE event features:
- Conversation – Matt Moore (@Innotecture)
- Connection – Scott Drummond (@Scott_Drummond)
- Collaboration – Isadore Biffin (@IsadoreBiffin)
- Commercialisation – Elias Bizannes (@liako)
- Creativity – Jye Smith (@jyesmith)
Starting at 8:00am and running until 9:30am, this will be a great way to round out your week. Simply RSVP by emailing events@vibewire.org – PLEASE NOTE the venue has changed to Vibewire Enterprise Hub – 525 Harris Street Ultimo!
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About Jye
Jye Smith is currently the Digital Strategist for Weber Shandwick Australia. Ranked in B&Ts 30 Under 30, he's a regular keynote speaker and workshop facilitator who specialises in digital strategy, social media marketing, and change management.
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[...] Jye Smith challenged us in his presentation to think about how we define creativity. How many of us restrict the definition to artists, musicians or writers? Are we missing a creative outlet in our own roles? Can a database manager who discovers a new and brilliant way to manipulate and interpret data declare themselves creative? Why the hell not? [...]
[...] Jye Smith challenged us in his presentation to think about how we define creativity. How many of us restrict the definition to artists, musicians or writers? Are we missing a creative outlet in our own roles? Can a database manager who discovers a new and brilliant way to manipulate and interpret data declare themselves creative? Why the hell not? [...]