Creative Access masterclass with Meta

Closing date to sign up: Monday 11th November 

Event date: Thursday 14th November

Event time: 6-8pm

Location: Meta, Brock Street, London, NW1

Want to learn more about how tech is shaping the future of creativity? Join our November masterclass where we’ve partnered with Meta, the organisation behind platforms including Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp and Threads.  

We’ll be exploring what’s new in content creation, AI and social influence with a panel of staff working across a range of teams at Meta (including Creative Access alumni) – from crafting memorable experiences for global brands and partners, to leveraging the latest digital tools to build powerful connections.  

Discover how AI is powering new creative possibilities, learn the strategies fuelling the next generation of influencer partnerships, and see how these trends are reshaping careers in the industry. Engage in an interactive Q&A with our panellists, then stick around for drinks, snacks, and networking with other creatives and tech trailblazers.

Meet our panellists: 

• Natalie Kelly – Client Solutions Manager, Entertainment: Natalie looks after the top Entertainment brands in EMEA. Her role includes managing relationships with TV and Streaming businesses and consulting on their paid advertising to help grow their business and launch new shows across Facebook and Instagram. Prior to her 6 years at Meta, Natalie has worked at Google, L’Oreal and Ferrero in Marketing.
• Djeme Mahamat – Solutions Architect: As a Solutions Architect, Djeme works closely with sales and cross-functional teams to scale solutions, solve business challenges with technology, and accelerate growth. Djeme has 13 years of experience in data, marketing, and technology. Outside of work, Djeme is a new father and has had the opportunity to live in France, Morocco, and Cameroon, giving him a diverse cultural background. 
• Dan Moller – Head of Creative Shop UK: Dan is a passionate advocate for storytelling with emerging technologies, especially XR and AI. As a member of the LGBT community, Dan believes in open communication and vulnerability, seeing it as a way to build trust and understanding in the workplace.
• Lauren Whilby – Strategic Partner Manager, Internet Personalities & Fashion and Beauty Creators: Lauren looks after Fashion and Beauty creators in the UK. Her day to day includes working with content creators helping them to grow their audience and maximise their opportunities on Instagram, Threads and Facebook. Prior to Meta, she worked as a Digital Channel Manager at WMA Agency in both London and New York managing the social media accounts of high profile music artists.

The event will be chaired by Mel Rodrigues, CEO at Creative Access.

This event is aimed at people under-represented in the creative industries. This includes, but is not limited to Black, Asian and ethnically diverse candidates, disabled people, those undergoing gender reassignment / transitioning and individuals from lower socioeconomic backgrounds.

By signing up for this event, you agree to Creative Access storing and handling your data, plus contacting you with programme updates.

Please note that this page will be closed if the event is at capacity.