Next Week, Berkshire Creatives from around the county will descend on the Berkshire Museum for a night of ideas and creativity at the the second BeCreative BarCamp!
Check out this sneak preview of some of the Berkshire Creatives that will be presenting!
Barbara Bonner
“The Generosity Project”
Paul Carter, ClickBasics Internet Marketing
The Website Blues: New rules for transforming a troubled website into a great internet marketing strategy
Chris Collins, Lee Cultural Development
Cultural Development in Lee and potential collaboration with other community organizations and individuals
Thom Mesquita, Mesconte Sculpting Studio
Bring art into your everyday life. I can show you how.
Peter Coombs, FRONTLINE Training
15 Tips in 15 Minutes! Overcome Your Reluctance of Selling Your Product, Service or Idea
Helena Fruscio, Berkshire Creative
Using the Internet: A Complete Circle
Claudia Gere, Claudia Gere & Co. LLC
For Aspiring Authors: Establish your authority as an author and a clear path for writing/publishing your nonfiction book
Phyllis Kornfeld, Inside/Outside Envelope Project
Incarcerated Men and Women Making Art for a Cause
Kit Latham, Kit Latham Search Marketing
Search Engine Marketing – SEO – SEM – leveraging the power of Social Networks (Facebook – Twitter – Flickr – EvE Online)
Kipp Lynch
Start Making Sense: Visualizing Data
Calesky Millie, Business & Life Coach, Speaker & Trainer
Break through your writing obstacles
Maria Mingalone, Berkshire Museum
Use Your Noodle
Douglas Neiner, Pixel Graphic Design Studio
Designing For The Web
Bob O’Haver, Graymatterhost.com
“Why you need a website!”
Susanna Opper, Shawenon Communications
Easy E-zines: How E-mail Newsletters Can Boost Your Business
Paul Rapp, Copyright Lawyer
Top Ten Copyright Myths
Carrie Saldo, Mission Inc.
Dr MincLove: Or how we learned to stop sucking and love the Berkshires.
Eva Schuster, visual artist
Intersubjective Art-Making
Dan Shaw, Rural Intelligence
How do we get twenty- and thirty-somethings to choose the Berkshires as a place for a vacation and/or as a permanent home?
Ellen Spear, Hancock Shaker
“New Shaker Village”
Kevin Sprage, Studio Two
Kickstarter.com and Crowdsource-funding
Click here to RSVP to attend the BeCreative BarCamp or here to volunteer!
