Dots conference to explore 'embracing change' at Brighton Digital Festival

A marketing conference at Brighton Dome will bring together creative and digital industries, with an inspirational line-up of speakers later this month.
By The Newsroom
Published 4th Sep 2017, 16:40 BST
Updated 8th Jun 2018, 04:34 BST
Dots at the DomeDots at the Dome
Dots at the Dome

Brighton marketing firm Brilliant Noise will once again hold its Dots conference at Brighton Digital Festival on Friday, September 29.

The conference will focus on how the marketing industry is ever-changing, with each speaker sharing stories of embracing change and thriving in turbulent times, and offering insight into how to grow.

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The one-day conference will feature speakers including: Muriel Lotto, vice-president for global marketing strategy and brand management at Western Union; Amanda Azeez, associate head of child safety online for the NSPCC; and Gemma Cairney, a multi-award winning broadcaster with BBC Radio 1, writer, artist, and producer and owner of Boom Shakalaka Productions, which brings together creatives to produce multidisciplinary projects that excite and inspire.

They will be joined by Bruce Daisley from Twitter, who is also described as a 'workplace culture fanatic', and his podcast – Eat Sleep Work Repeat – is focussed on the question 'can we be happier at work'?

Antony Mayfield, ‎CEO and founding partner of Brilliant Noise, said: “It’s incredible and exciting to be putting on the fourth year of Dots. Every year has been a unique thrill and I can’t wait to see this year’s speakers take to the stage. Brilliant Noise was founded around the time that the Brighton Digital Festival started, and we are so proud to have grown with it and are able to put on a landmark event like Dots.”

To purchase tickets and find out more about Dots, visit: dots.brilliantnoise.com

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