WORK is a pop-up conference exploring creative and entrepreneurial approaches to work.
WORK is a pop-up conference exploring creative and entrepreneurial approaches to work.
At Future Front, we want you to have the best WORK experience! Scroll for an FAQ Guide about this year’s sessions.
● What do I need to bring?
Snacks, your water bottle, an open mind and something to take notes with. You also may need pen and paper for some of the sessions you attend!
● How do I select my workshop sessions?
You don’t need to select your sessions prior to the conference. All sessions are first-come, first-serve and in the event a room is full you’ll be directed to select an alternative session.
Everything you need to know about sessions and speakers is in your schedule, linked at meetyouatwork.com/2024schedule. Enjoy the day!
● I’m super excited to meet y’all at WORK! Where should I park and what do I do when arrive?
WORK is held at Robert B. Rowling Hall on UT Campus. There is no parking onsite, but there are available parking garages in the surrounding area (AT&T Conference Center garage, as well as the Dobie parking garage) and street parking. Carpooling and public transportation is also recommended.
When you arrive, there will be volunteers directing you toward registration on the bottom floor. They’ll scan your Universe ticket or check your member name. From there, you’ll head to the auditorium and can choose to network or just settle in.
● What’s the dress code?
This is creative-industry casual, so whatever you feel comfortable and confident in. Our founder has worn overalls.
● Does the conference provide lunch? If not, where do I go to eat?
The conference ticket does not include lunch. You have 15-minute breaks in between your sessions, as well as a 1-hour break to step out and grab something. In the area, there are a few places to eat that are within walking distance:
Blanton Museum Café (grab and go)
K-Bop
Teji’s
Coco’s
Kerby Lane Café
You can also use the code “WORKConference24" for $25 off anything you order via Postmates at this link.
● What are your community guidelines?
All FFTX staff, volunteers and guests will be required to practice mutual respect, as well as demonstrate an alignment with Future Front’s guidelines and values.
All Future Front sessions are currently held online, outdoors or in open-air spaces where quality air flow is possible, ADA compliance is prioritized and assisted mobility devices can be utilized.
All guests are required to follow local health and safety guidelines for gathering.
ASL interpreters can be provided upon request via hello@futurefronttexas.org.
Si necesita traducción al español para participar en este evento, envíenos un correo electrónico a hello@futurefronttexas.org.