Intentionality in tech usage: Preventing digital fatigue in the era of always-on digital culture, AI, and tech overload.
Join us for Changemakers' Friday, a full day of connection, learning, and co-working in The Hague - every last Friday of the month at The Hague Humanity Hub.
The programme consists of 3 parts:
#1 Fresh start - 9:00 AM
Networking and first introductions.
#2 Free workshop - 10:30 AM
A free 90-minute workshop followed by lunch to reflect.
#3 Coworking & experts - 13:00 AM
Continue the day with co-working and a series of open desks by experts.
We share lunch from 12:00 to 13:00 - Bring Your Own or buy a delicious lunch at the cafe at The Hague Humanity Hub.
Come for the co-working, stay for the community and leave inspired for the weekend ahead. Please let us know which parts you will join with a quick message after registration.
This edition's workshop will be delivered to you by Chandler Martin on the topic of Intentionality in tech usage: Preventing digital fatigue in the era of always-on digital culture, AI, and tech overload.
With smartphones and so many tech tools at our fingertips, we have more ways than ever to collaborate, build, and stay connected. But at the same time, our day-to-day operating environments are more chaotic than ever, filled with digital noise that saps our productivity and distances us from our purpose.
How might we as individuals and leaders protect our attention, our calendars, our well-being, and our boundaries so that we–and the work we engage in–flourish?
This interactive workshop will invite a discussion on the topic of intentionality in the face of tech overwhelm and consider ways to think about online habits and boundaries in the digital age.
Participants will leave the session with concrete steps they can take to manage their attention more sustainably and stay focused on what matters.
Chandler is a lecturer in international business, an impact entrepreneur, and researcher. She teaches go-to-market and startup strategy in various sustainability-focused startup support programs across Europe and supports entrepreneurs as the programs' go-to-market expert and mentor. She has been a marketing lecturer at the University of San Diego, Unknown University, and others, and is a frequent speaker on topics of social impact and systems change. Her research work involves analysing market trends and best practices in go-to-market.
Prior to that, she worked in international affairs, focusing on entrepreneurship, sustainable development and financial inclusion in Latin America, with a particular focus on US-Cuba cooperation.
She holds an International MBA from the University of San Diego, a M.Sc. in Marketing from EGADE Business School - Tec de Monterrey (Mexico) and a B.A in Political Science and Latin American Studies from the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill.
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