Cancelled Due to Weather- Jack Yakowicz
• – • Plains Art Museum
About the speaker
Originally from the Twin Cities, Jack has lived in the Fargo-Moorhead area since moving here for college in 2011. His experience with creativity dates back to his childhood days when his mom, a published author, had him begin writing short stories and poetry. That love for creative writing blossomed into writing, recording, and releasing songs throughout his teen years and twenties. Today, Jack continues to flex his creative muscles professionally at AdShark, a digital marketing agency in Downtown Fargo, where he serves as the Director of Operations. Despite his creative writing background, writing bios for himself is his least favorite activity. But he wanted us to let you know that he's excited to talk more about creativity and innovation in December.
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Additional details
Coffee kicks off at 8:00 am; the Program kicks off at 8:15! Join us at the Plains Art Museum!
Our theme for December is INNOVATION. It was chosen by our Isfahan chapter in Iran and illustrated by Nazanin Emamieh.
Innovation is risky and rebellious. It means breaking the routine and reimagining the familiar. It treats uncertainty as an invitation instead of a barrier. Innovation doesn’t take a genius, it just requires curiosity and willingness to try. And try again.
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