IBC2022: This session focuses on women working at the intersection of technology and creativity, who are also making strides to build a more inclusive industry. Get an exclusive look at behind-the-scenes footage and workflows as we tackle creative and industry-wide challenges that affect everyone from production through distribution. This session is brought to you by #GALSNGEAR in partnership with DELL & NVIDIA. A post-session Happy Hour follows at the Forum Bar.
Moderator:
Randi Altman, Editor - postPerspective
Panel:
Sepi Motamedi, Global Broadcast Industry Marketing Lead - NVIDIA
Amy DeLouise, Chief Creative Officer - DeLouise Enterprises
Alexandra Hussenot, CEO & Founder - IMMERSIONN
Lisa Aussieker, SVP Marketing - Qwilt
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