Networking

There are several regular networking events operating locally. If you are the organiser of an unlisted regular networking event, please e-mail us with details and we will add your event to the listings.

Emerge

Emerge hosts monthly networking meetings for creatives at the Institute for Creative Enterprise (ICE). Meetings take place on every third Thursday of the month from 5.30pm - 6.30pm and include specific themes and socials decided by attendees of the network.

The Institute for Creative Enterprise (ICE) can be found at the Coventry Technology Park, Parkside, Coventry, CV1 2QR. To book a place at this event please contact Katie Law on 024 7615 8381 or e-mail: klaw@cad.coventry.ac.uk  

Emerge is the joint venture between ICE, Coventry University and Coventry City Council to support creative businesses and practitioners. For more information regarding ICE, please refer to our website.

Emerge also operates a free e-newsletter for Coventry creatives with information, arts-related funding, training and commissions etc. It is distributed by Arts Development in association with the Institute for Creative Enterprise (ICE) at Coventry University.

To sign up to receive the e-newsletter and be kept informed of the dates of forthcoming Emerge networking events, or to submit your events, call outs or opportunities for inclusion to Emerge, e-mail editor Jane Howard: info@emergemag.co.uk

Pecha Kucha Nights

Pecha Kucha Night is a chance to listen to creative people talk in a pithy, fast-paced, generally interesting, often funny, surprising, eclectic and inspiring way about the stuff they are interested in. And then to use that as a starting point for a series of conversations with the people you came with or just other random folk who happen to be in the room (other people call this networking, but we wouldn't be so presumptuous). Visit the website to find out about the next event and book tickets.

PKN Coventry is brought to you by Red Teapot and Coventry Artspace

PILOT Nights

PILOT is the Midlands now legendary theatre scratch night, where works in progress are performed for a friendly audience who undertake to give feedback to help the work develop.