INSIDE THE EVENT: Intro. to IDEATION TO CREATION/INSIDEOUT Case Study
On Wednesday 27th March, I had my first official lecture at The Metropolitan College of New York!
Producer, film business and media-marketing consultant—Paula Landry allowed me the opportunity to speak with her class and share some of my industry expertise!
I was given discussion points and went into instructor mode; leaning into my 15+ years of management/training and development experience.
It felt right creating a comprehensive program for the evening!
IDEATION TO CREATION included a few core touch-points:
Learning how to unleash your inner-creative
Turning purpose/passion into profitability
Leveraging from your network/resources
BONUS: Paula asked me to share a case study for INSIDEOUT: The World Tour of Wellness Experiences (Learn more here)!
Thank you to our contributors: Artís, DIG (formerly DIG INN), Fifty Shades NYC, Gold Peak, smartwater, Unreal Snacks, and Vitamin Water. It speaks to our alignment and vision that you’d partner with the Sincerely, Sherrise™/INSIDEOUT team and I again!
Each guest left with a special gift (courtesy of our collaborators), snacks, and a beverage (or few)!
A special thank you to each guest/student in attendance, community supporters, award-winning director Rick Mowat (for your amazing production skills and capturing the event), as well as my honorary photographer (aka my little brother)!
It was a beautiful evening filled with positive vibes, curiosity, engagement, and shared experiences.
IDEATION TO CREATION 2.0 loading and much more speaking engagements to come!
Take a look at some captures from the event and the kind sentiments shared following the Classroom Takeover.
What people are saying:
“@sherrisemarshalleck Thank you for sharing your experience with our students! You are an inspiration! We wish you all the best in the future. Please come back and see us soon!”
“Happy to be there!”
“Thank you for inviting me! I truly enjoyed it and I’m so proud of youuuu”
“Hi Sherrise -really appreciate you coming to guest lecture at the class last night everybody had a really wonderful time and it was just awesome I appreciate you so much it was lovely”
“…it was good to see your engagement and interaction between yourself and the students”
“…wonderful job last night! Students loved you!”
“Last evening you were dynamic. You were so dynamic that I was moved emotionally.”
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