WORK is a pop-up conference exploring creative and entrepreneurial approaches to work.
As a self-employed graphic designer and illustrator, Craige shares how she stays grounded, resists the notion of a “design emergency” and slowly works toward growing her small, creative business daily.
We recently talked with The R.O.S.E. Project founder Nina Rose about her journey of healing, her passion for advocating for child welfare, and taking it one day at a time.
In this interview, nonprofit educator and artist Faiza Kracheni discusses how her creative and professional work intertwine, Transform Film Festival, and her top methods of self-care.
In conversation with bbatx staff member Margeaux Labat, event architect and creative producer Celeste Quesada discusses how she came to discover her creative purpose, recognizing the importance of signs, and how to know when it’s time for a career change.
In this interview, emotional intelligence facilitator Megan Saxelby discusses dignity versus respect, tools for self-compassion and new modes of collaboration.
On April 18, 2020, you can join us for an online version of WORK, with an all-day schedule of workshops and mentorship sessions.
In this interview, creative entrepreneur and connector Donnet Bruce discusses launching her first business and staying motivated.
In this interview, Deputy Executive Director Sylvia Butanda discusses her new role at Latinitas and developing managerial skills
In this interview, lawyer Nicole Swartz discusses her approach to growth—and letting things go.
In this interview, content strategist and filmmaker Kayla Galang discusses leaving her full-time job and betting on herself.
In this interview, public speaking specialist Talan Tyminski discusses de-glorifying being busy and taking time to check in.
In this interview, Re+Birth Equity co-founder and community leader Jen Sarduy discusses community as a mutual accountability tool.
In this interview, social media strategist and content manager Kristen Hubby talks about finding workflows and challenging negative self-talk.
In this interview, entrepreneur and OHi Foods COO Lilly Wunsch talks about trusting her expertise and pursuing challenges.
Leading up to our Summer ‘19 iteration of WORK, we'll feature select interviews with some of our conference's speakers and thought leaders. In this interview, community leader and creative Virginia Cumberbatch talks about walking in her purpose.
Leading up to our Summer ‘19 iteration of WORK, we'll feature select interviews with some of our conference's speakers and thought leaders. In this interview, communications leader Dr. Elizabeth Goins talks about going after your career with no roadmap.
Sydney Greene, #BBATX committee member and curator of this year’s WORK session, When Busy Isn’t Better, spoke with Women Who Werk founder Ashton about her habits to establish a good work flow, when to say “no” vs. when to say “yes”, and how she takes care of her busy life as a business owner, a mom, a soon-to-be wife, and a badass woman.
Leading up to our Summer ‘19 iteration of WORK, we'll feature select interviews with some of our conference's speakers and thought leaders. In this interview, content creator Priscilla Castro talks about her exploration of personal and professional brand values.
Leading up to our Summer ‘19 iteration of WORK, we'll feature select interviews with some of our conference's speakers and thought leaders. In this interview, entrepreneur and events designer talks about how she finds flow.
We spoke with Christine McCarey about what DEI means to her, how to prioritize and manage healthy work environments for employees and how she takes care of herself in her line of work.
