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Likeminds Sessions to bridge gap between business and creativity

JOBURG – The panel includes individuals such as Mbali Ndhlovu, Caron Williams, Joe Human, and Theodorah Manjo and will be moderated by Artraction Media founder, Matthew Rolls.

On 28 April, Artraction Media is set to host Likeminds Sessions. Taking place at Sawubona Café in Maboneng, the reservation-only based network and talk event will feature a keynote and panel discussion on social media from industry thought leaders in the digital space. The panel includes individuals such as Mbali Ndhlovu, Caron Williams, Joe Human, and Theodorah Manjo and will be moderated by Artraction Media founder, Matthew Rolls.

In this session, the panel will discuss insightful content and strategies that’ll grow brands and align them with communities. During the event, attendees will also discover how to use social media effectively, monetising content and brand influencing.

The event seeks to bridge the gap between business and creativity for emerging and experienced professionals in the creative sector. The sessions are led by two formats; theme-focused panel discussions and keynotes. The objective of the sessions is also based on improving as well as levelling the playing field between two spaces, the emerging and established via provided networking opportunities.

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