Join us for an in-person panel discussion and networking event at The Chang School on Wednesday, March 27, 2024. This free event is open to professionals working in, or interested in entering, fields such as film, media, communications, photography, and design.
This exclusive Chang School event will include a panel discussion featuring industry professionals with years of experience from various creative fields including public relations, film, and publishing. The speakers will share their career journey, insights about working in these sectors, and strategies for success in the creative industries.
Come ready to build your network and meet like-minded individuals, subject matter experts, and Chang School alumni and instructors.
Registration is required for the livestream and in-person event. A live stream link for the panel discussion will be shared with everyone registered prior to the start of the event. Please indicate below if you will attend the event in person.
DATE: Wednesday, March 27, 2024
TIME: 5:30 p.m.–7:00 p.m.
LOCATION:
Toronto Metropolitan University
The G. Raymond Chang School of Continuing Education
Peter Bronfman Learning Centre
7th Floor, Heaslip House,
297 Victoria Street, Toronto, ON
Light refreshments will be served.
CONTACT: bdowdye@torontomu.ca
Accessibility: The Chang School is committed to accessibility for persons with disabilities. Please contact us in advance of the event if you have any particular accommodation requirements.
Livestream Details:
Please input the full name and email that you registered with. You will be prompted to download the Zoom Launcher to participate in this meeting. If you do not have access to the Internet you may also join in by telephone by dialing this local number 1-780-666-0144.
Meeting ID: 934 2259 0836
Passcode: 709467
Speakers:
Kiara Kent
After twelve years at Doubleday Canada, Kiara Kent is currently an Executive Editor with Knopf Canada. Kiara is a champion of propulsive, daring literary fiction that prizes depth of feeling and dynamic storytelling, as well as voice-driven, perspective-shifting narrative non-fiction. Her recent publications include Rachel Aviv’s Strangers to Ourselves (a New York Times’ top 10 best book), Claudia Dey’s Daughter (longlisted for the Carol Shields Prize for Fiction), and Alicia Elliott’s And Then She Fell (longlisted for the Women’s Prize for Fiction).
Kania Lou
A seasoned production industry professional with nearly two decades of experience, Kania Lou is currently a Senior Producer with Notch Video. Kania leads and oversees various aspects of content production, from ideation to execution. Her innate passion for storytelling led her to the world of media with a goal of crafting compelling, meaningful narratives that resonate with audiences. Her commitment to this vision has allowed her to find ways to push the boundaries of creativity throughout her career.
Bunmi Adeoye
With more than twenty years of working with global CPG, lifestyle, and arts and culture brands – and currently working as the Senior Vice President, National Lead, Consumer and Technology for Proof Strategies – Bunmi Adeoye is a public relations, marketing, and communications expert. Bunmi has developed integrated brand campaigns that made major impacts and delivered tangible results, including Campbell’s, Lego, Union Station, LCBO, Swarovski, Netflix, TikTok, and L’Oreal. She is a co-founder of Code Black Communicator Network, which is dedicated to the advancement of Black integrated communications professionals, and was a 2023 recipient of The Globe and Mail’s Best Executive Award.
