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Brighton Girl Creatives

Join us for the launch of the Brighton Girl Creatives on Wednesday 15th November from 6.30pm-9.30pm at PLATF9RM Hove. Powered by MPB, we are creating a collaborative ecosystem of diverse creatives, operating in all parts of the creative economy. This includes working in the arts (photography, videography, music, theatre, art etc.) and the creative sector (marketing, events, design, PR, tech development etc.).

At this event, you will hear from a panel of diverse creatives about their experiences in negotiating pay, developing professional skills and discussing the best ways to ensure gender equity in the creative economy. You will also have the opportunity to speed-network with other creatives and give your own views. 

Our local community will be joining forces with other City Girl Network communities to create the City Girl Creatives. Together, we aim to empower gender equity across all creative work through impactful connection. The Bristol Girl Creatives will be launching the very next day. 

The findings from four events happening in Brighton, Bristol, London and Manchester, online discussions and a UK-wide survey will be shared in a report being released in 2024. Powered by MPB, this report will highlight the current state of gender inequality in the creative economy, and what we need to do to achieve gender equity in the future.

The ticket includes a welcome drink.

Our Panellists

Katie Thompson: Head of UK Marketing at MPB

Jade Hylton: Creative Entrepreneur, Art Model, and Founder of Black Brighton, Black Brighton Market and Drawversity

Sophie Denney: Theatre Director of Theatre Royal Brighton

Susuanna Amoah: Aka The Black Gallerina, Brighton-based cultural activist, curator and interdisciplinary artist, Interim Co-Director & Curator at ONCA, and PhD researcher at Goldsmiths, University of London, where she is researching decolonial praxis in public contemporary art galleries. 

About MPB

MPB is the largest global platform to buy, sell and trade used photo and video kit.
We are the simple, safe and circular way to trade, upgrade and get paid for kit.

Circularity is at the centre of MPB. We promote sustainability, diversity and inclusion in everything we do.

We prioritise inclusive recruitment and support employees with extensive training and development. We promote inclusive visual storytelling and an inclusive circular economy.

Our business model is 100% circular. All packaging is 100% plastic free. Our cloud-based platform uses 100% renewable electricity.

You can read their impact report here, and find out more at mpb.com.

Our goals for the City Girl Creatives

  • Eliminate the gender pay gap within the creative economy

  • Inspire creative collaboration for green, sustainable growth

  • Change workplace culture to create a more representative and diverse creative economy

Important Info

  • Social Media Disclaimer: Photos will be taken at this event to be used on our social media channels. If you do not wish for your photo to be used, please contact one of the Event Hosts in advance.

  • Concession Tickets: We have a number of concession tickets available for those struggling financially. Please email hello@citygirlnetwork.com – no questions asked.

  • Tickets are non-refundable but can be exchanged to another members of the Brighton Girl Community.

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