D.Talks Lunch: The Power of Your In-House Agency

D.Talks is an ongoing series of panel discussions presenting practical information about current trends and hot topics in the world of design and business. Our goal is to foster robust dialog and critical thinking, so crowd participation is an integral part of each event.
In-house teams face a difficult challenge of continuously working on the same brand while striving to find innovative ways to communicate that brand through design. Brands like Google, Starbucks and Apple are lighting the way by coming to market with inspired and impressive in-house generated work.
Join AIGA SF as we discuss the challenges and power that in-house creatives face, how your team can best create value for your organization and get the juicy work you want. Topics will include:
Gaining respect for and growing your influence
Creating fresh, inspiring work within established corporate brand guidelines
Showcasing the strategic value of in-house teams
Winning the big projects
Being a successful advocate for your team
Please Note: This is a lunch time event and lunch will be included.
Panelists:
Amos Klausner, PwC
Amos Klausner is an award winning designer and a brand manager with PwC, one of the nation’s leading professional services firm. Klausner is responsible for directing the development of a diverse range of branded experiences for internal employees and external audiences including print, digital and environmental materials. When the sun sets and the work day is done, Klausner trades his button down shirt for a sparkly cape and assumes the role of design historian, freelance curator and host of Getting Upper
Identity by Shawn Rosenberger, Thermostat
If you need special assistance to participate in this program, please contact AIGA SF at aiga@aigasf.org or 415-626-6008. For reasonable assistance accommodations to be provided, please RSVP for the event and notify us at least five business days in advance. If we do not receive timely notification of your reasonable request, we may not be able to make the necessary arrangements by the time of the event. More information about accessibility, public transportation and parking.