As part of JFDI.Asia’s Visiting Mentor Program, Margaret Manning of Reading Room will be hosting a series of business clinics from 25 October to 14 November.
Margarent Manning is CEO of Reading Room, currently UK’s top digital agency (Design Week 2010) and in the global Top Ten (Interactive Media Awards). With over 150 staff, Reading Room has offices in London, Manchester, Brisbane, Canberra and Sydney.
Why You Should Meet Magaret
Margaret is a visionary in championing the power of the Internet from its birth. She believes that this is the beginning of a communications revolution, made possible through the creative use of technology, design and content.
With the Reading Room having offices in both the UK and Australia, Margaret has had the opportunity to be involved in many exciting projects. She is also one of the very few female CEOs in a very male-dominated field.
Meet her to learn from her unique experiences and share your own perspective of the technology advancement in Asia.
What Should You Expect Out Of The Business Clinic
Each business clinic, whether you come as an individual or company of 2-3 people, will run for 1 hour.
During this session, feel free to discuss your business idea/plan/model, and you may also want to prepare some questions for Margaret. This is not meant to be a review session but a casual chat about your business–be open to what new ideas might come out from this!
As part of the programme, Margaret may continue to work with you or your company to develop your idea, or she may put you in touch with other folks she believes you will benefit from connecting with.
How much do you pay?
The program is absolutely free thanks to MDA’s support.
To participate, tell us more about yourself, your ideas and your expectations.
Your form will be forwarded to Margaret, who will personally select the companies to meet. JFDI will be in touch to arrange the appointment with you.
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