Adrants Hits SF for Diversity Conference

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Continuing what we started in New York on November 8, the Advertising Industry Diversity Job Fair and Leadership Conference (take a breath) will take place in San Francisco this Tuesday the 13th. The show is free for students and job seekers. You can read all about it here.

After a morning keynote with Larry Harris of Draft FCB, Adrants will be moderating a panel on what it’s like to work in advertising and marketing. Panelists include Larissa Acosta, General Manager at Dieste Harmel and Partners; Gay Gaddis, President and CEO of T3; and Rodney Withers, VP and Director at Interaction Design.

Come by and say hello. The event promises to be educational and we’re occasionally less snarky in person. Only occasionally, though.

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