As a designer passionate about fostering collaborative experiences, I conceived and designed the ACT Symposium to revolutionize how creative professionals connect and innovate. ACT, which stands for Affecting Change Today, brings together designers, architects, and other creatives to explore new approaches to collaborative design within the meetings and events industry.
From 300 Ideas to One Powerful Solution:
The symposium centered around a design challenge: creating a visual identity for ACT itself. Over 300 logo concepts were generated, sparking a dynamic process of iteration and refinement. Through collaborative workshops and feedback sessions facilitated by my design, these ideas were distilled down to 100, then 10, and finally, a single, impactful logo emerged. This process exemplified the power of collective creativity and diverse perspectives in action.
The ACT Experience:
A groundbreaking event designed to revolutionize collaboration in the meetings and events industry. ACT, which stands for Affecting Change Today, brings together designers, architects, and other creative professionals to explore innovative approaches to collaborative design.
All. Join & Participate:
Participants receive a unique identification code upon RSVP, allowing them to log in, set up profiles, and engage in real-time collaboration.
Create. Draw Your Pattern:
ACT captures attendee responses and provides an intuitive app to navigate the event. Data is converted into unique patterns, presented in a linear timeline format, reflecting each attendee's experience and expertise.
Together. Get Social & React:
Participants can use their patterns to connect with others who have similar or different experiences, fostering a dynamic exchange of ideas and perspectives.
Event Highlights:
- Interactive workshops and presentations
- Collaborative design challenges
- Networking opportunities with industry leaders
- Immersive installations and exhibits
- A dynamic platform for sharing ideas and knowledge
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