Ariela began practicing yoga to relieve stress, but found much more. She loves teaching yoga because it isn't about the perfect outfit, or pose. It's about the journey as an individual, one that keeps evolving, just as we do.

Classes are BYOM (Bring Your Own Mat) & donation-based.

Pitch & Presentation Pop-in

Alli & Jen will hold Office Hours each week, during which individuals can sign up for 20 minute slots of one-on-one pitch and presentation help. Participants can bring in speeches or presentations they are currently working on, or just ask for guidance on general hang-ups.

Office Hours are available in 20-minute slots on a first come, first serve basis. To reserve your slot, sign-up on the ‘Office Hours’ office door (next to host reception on Floor 5) on the day of the office hours.

Economic Ventures, Inc. hosts monthly Business BootCamp programs for startups and early stage companies. Entrepreneurs work in small groups to develop their action plan, identify specific milestones and benchmarks and are coached through the process. Facilitators of the program include Carrie McIndoe who spent 14 years preparing investment grade business plans as Private Placements Memorandums and funding early stage companies seeking $1-$5 million in capital from individual investors. Using her expertise, she and her team have developed successful intensive sessions that includes peer mentoring as part of the process. We would love to join you in your entrepreneurial journey. Make it your business to build a future!

Ticket Price: $10-$20
Register Here: http://bit.ly/1Rt4R5F

Join the Be Social Change Nonprofit Network on Wednesday, November 18th for a Networking Circle for HR + Operations Directors of New York’s nonprofits.

HR + Operations Circles are monthly networking and educational opportunities for Human Resources and Operations Directors of nonprofits held over coffee and early-morning bites. From successes to challenges, Directors can connect and learn from peers who are also managing resources and working to advance their organization’s greatest asset -- talent. Meetings are a mix of facilitated discussion and peer mentorship to help Directors connect, learn from each other, and collaborate.

SCHEDULE

• 8:30 AM - Introductions
• 8:45 AM - Breakout Session - In smaller groups, each Director should come prepared to discuss one challenge that you are facing in your position (2 minutes) and receive feedback and advice (8 minutes)
• 9:45 AM - Wrap Up - Convene to share ideas, insights, and inspiration from the breakout session.
• 10:15 AM - Networking

ABOUT THE BE SOCIAL CHANGE NONPROFIT NETWORK
The Be Social Change Nonprofit Network is a collaborative membership association providing New York nonprofits a central hub to create new connections, learn new skills, and access discounts on products and service needed to build capacity and scale impact. In order to support the growth of New York nonprofits, the Be Social Change Nonprofit Networkprovides high-impact, low-cost employee benefit programs and resources that help staff build the connections and skills needed to manage, lead, and innovate in today’s rapidly changing social sector. Learn more at www.BSCNonprofitNetwork.org.

This session talks about ways to gather user feedback, how to determine what feedback is most important, and how to make the right choice when adding new features. It also talks about how to deal with imperfection when releasing early and often. Knowing how to do these things will help you get users the things they need while helping you maintain your sanity when building a product. This session will be presented by Aaron Brocken, Director of Communications at HappyFunCorp.

This workshop is free with space available on first come, first serve basis.

Sign up for Office Hours with staff from The Makery.  Come in for 20 minutes and let us help you with your prototyping challenges.  Ask us questions or have a conversation about how to visualize an idea and fabricate with a variety of technology tools.  If we can't answer your questions we will guide you through resources around your question. Hsing Wei and Oya Kosebay will be available at The Makery's Impact Bazaar Office Hours. 

www.nycmakery.com 

Office Hours are available in 20-minute slots on a first come, first serve basis. To reserve your slot, sign-up on the ‘Office Hours’ office door (next to host reception on Floor 5) on the day of the office hours.

Interested in Kiva's 0% interest, crowdfunded loans to grow your enterprise? Meet with Elise to see if Kiva is right for you. She's also happy to help you craft a beautiful campaign or create a fundraising strategy. 

Office Hours are available in 20-minute slots on a first come, first serve basis. To reserve your slot, sign-up on the ‘Office Hours’ office door (next to host reception on Floor 5) on the day of the office hours.

[more information coming soon]

Mia is a certified yoga teacher from Yoga Vida in New York and teaches a Vinyasa style class encouraging students to welcome the day and feel grounded, connected and inspired.

Communicating IRL: Public Speaking Workshop!

Whether participants are entrepreneurs, CEOs, teachers, or anyone whose job or desired job requires speaking in front of others, this workshop will help them gain the confidence, presence, and charisma to help them connect with an audience. Participants will learn how to reinterpret text, think creatively, and create memorable out-of-the-box presentations while having a great time in the process. During this on-your-feet workshop, participants will take risks in an interactive presentation setting. (This workshop requires an open, semi-private space.)

Cost: $15/person

General Brand Review (Website, Biz Cards, Marketing Materials, etc.) w/ SuperTasker

Office Hours are available in 20-minute slots on a first come, first serve basis. To reserve your slot, sign-up on the ‘Office Hours’ office door (next to host reception on Floor 5) on the day of the office hours.

Protecting Your Business and Yourself: A Financial, Legal and Planning Perspective 

Eric Sarver, Esq (The Law Offices of Eric M. Sarver), in conjunction with Peter Creedon and Inger Kvalvik (Crystal Brook Advisors, LLC) will be discussing the following legal and financial topics for you and your business:

-- Learn about the federal and state law criteria, when hiring different types of workers for your business or non-profit (from unpaid interns and volunteers to employees and independent contractors). Further discussion includes what to do if / when your business must obtain Workers Compensation Insurance Coverage, Unemployment Insurance, and so forth. 

-- Learn about  financial planning and financial protection of your business, your assets and yourself:  401(k)'s, retirement planning, insurance benefit plans for your workers, and related topics to ensure your financial health."

Price: Free
RSVP: http://bit.ly/1jQVtOg

Empathy is at the core of the human-centered design process. It helps you understand the people you’re designing for: what they do and why, their physical and emotional needs, how they see the work and what matters to them. Empathy is central to develop valuable and useful innovations. This is one powerful way to understand better your future users and customers. It helps you define your problem and generate innovative solutions. Remember: framing the right problem is the only way to create the right solution!

In this 90 minutes workshop, we will invite you to explore (through a hands-on activity) what empathy means and how it can help you generate ideas.

Price: Free
RSVP: http://bit.ly/1jQVtOg

Price: $25
Register: http://bit.ly/1QOPKmU

This time of year is filled with excitement, anticipation of the holidays, celebrating the season and for many, the final leg of a marathon of goal setting and achieving. Sometimes it can feel overwhelming working on accomplishments while the holiday invitations keep pouring in. So come to Q4phoria! and get refocused on the goals at hand so that 2015 finishes with a bang and bonuses and doesn't fizzle out to overwhelm. Q4phoria! is a workshop designed to help high achievers finish the year strong while using the data and our results to get ready for a super charged 2016. In Q4phoria!, we will:

Review our current results and measure the gap between what we wanted to produce and what we actually produced; Look to 2016 and begin envisioning the next round of goals and how they are connected to your current results; And be accountable for your actions and activities thru the end of 2015.

If you aspire to do better and be better Q4phoria! helps set you up to win. Q4phoria! is designed by award-winning entrepreneur and 2015 Inc 5000 featured speaker, Lisa Hendrickson, for inspired high performing people who want to produce results beyond the expected and the ordinary. If you are looking to finish 2015 strong and hit it out of the ballpark in 2016, Q4phoria! provides the space for you to do it. Join us!

Price: $25
Register: http://bit.ly/1QOPKmU

Take your website further by turning it into an engaging experience. With tips on visual presentation and content promotion, this workshop will help you use Squarespace to attract an audience.

This workshop is free with space available on first come, first serve basis.

Curiosity and intrigue led Candice to attend her first yoga class in 2007. Eventually curiosity and intrigue led her to Dharma Yoga of Austin in 2008, completing a 200-hr teacher training. In 2010, Candice completed Dharma Yoga's 100-hr Intensive training.

Classes are BYOM (Bring Your Own Mat) & donation-based.

Pitch & Presentation Pop-in

Alli & Jen will hold Office Hours each week, during which individuals can sign up for 20 minute slots of one-on-one pitch and presentation help. Participants can bring in speeches or presentations they are currently working on, or just ask for guidance on general hang-ups.

Office Hours are available in 20-minute slots on a first come, first serve basis. To reserve your slot, sign-up on the ‘Office Hours’ office door (next to host reception on Floor 5) on the day of the office hours.

Price: $15
Register for Workshop: http://usaalignvalues.peatix.com

We are moving into a values revolution where both individuals and organisations are re-aligning their values in life & work. This workshop will help you to uncover your values and help you align your values and life choices. Through various exercises and a personal assessment you will gain a deeper understanding of yourself and your interests and personality to make the right choices to move forward in life and work.

What we'll cover and what you'll takeaway from this session:

• The drivers and motivations that make you tick and move you forward
• A better understanding of yourself and your current situation
• How to align your personal values with work through values-mapping and your Life of Pie
• Understand your priorities and how to plan accordingly to help you align your values with your work and life choices moving forward
• Helpful templates to help you assess opportunities and make better decisions
• Your personal profile and suitable career trajectories through 1-to-1 coaching after class (values profile assessment is provided to all registered attendees and must be completed before the class)
• Additional practical advice and tools

Our personal profiling assessment will provide you with meaningful insights for career navigation. Participants will receive an email invite upon registration and are required to complete the assessment prior to attending this class. This tool will help you view your current situation with where you want to go.

Who Should Attend:

This workshop is part of The Change School's GYM (Gym For Your Mind) and best suited for curious and inquisitive minds with huge learning appetites and limited time. Our powerful HIITs (High Impact Interactive Training) offer bite-size learning designed to help you move forward.

• Anyone looking to align values with your work choices
• Professionals feeling stuck or stagnant in their current career
• Anyone transitioning between careers/job roles looking for ways to re-align themselves with their future opportunities
• Anyone wanting to discover their personal strengths and suitable professions
• Anyone seeking better understanding of themselves and their values

MORE ON THE CHANGE SCHOOL
The Change School is a holistic education provider for transformative learning and self-actualisation. We design and deliver experiential programs to develop every person's intellectual, emotional, physiological and creative potential - encouraging both personal and collective responsibility to continuously learn and grow. We work with individuals and organisations to build connection, meaning and transdisciplinary inquiry for life and work in the 21st Century and beyond. 

Our Signature Programme Change Ventur.es provides a space for reflection, entrepreneurship, cultural immersion and wellness to help students reach their mental and physical best.

Register for Workshop: http://usaalignvalues.peatix.com

miLES Pop-up Office at Impact Hub: 

Wondering what it is like to produce a pop-up retail experience? Curious if it is a good fit for your brand? Or looking to have some pointers as to where to start? miLES Pop-up Office provides one-on-one support for anyone looking to prototype or produce their own pop-up retail experience. 

Office Hours are available in 20-minute slots on a first come, first serve basis. To reserve your slot, sign-up on the ‘Office Hours’ office door (next to host reception on Floor 5) on the day of the office hours.

Transitioning to Green, LLC has been advancing best practice tools for analyzing the connections between sustainability and financial performance. This session shares our insights about the strengths and weaknesses of profitability modeling as a tool to drive sustainability – strategies, internal budgets and program investments. Learn how modeling tools have provided unique insights for a broad range of large manufacturing companies, small service companies and even non-profits and government. Understand how different cost and revenue generation drivers including energy, materials and labor align with sustainability objectives and influence profits. We also will share insights about a growing chasm between companies struggling to balance short term viability with global trends and societal needs to achieve long-term strong sustainability.

Presented by: William G. Russell
Principal, Transitioning to Green Professor of Green Accounting, Columbia University
Cell: 646.345.8836
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.transitioningtogreen.com

Mr. Russell (Bill) is a Principal with Transitioning to Green, LLC, a sustainability consulting and training company. He is also a Professor at Columbia University where he teaches Green Accounting. Bill thrives on helping clients identify and actualize sustainability-aligned opportunities that interconnect with their core mission and objectives. He has over 30 years of managerial and financial consulting; environmental engineering; training and teaching experience. He has attained a global sustainability-aligned perspective and deep experience holistically advancing each segment of the triple-bottom-line, planet, people and profit. He has a BS in Chemical Engineering from the University of Maryland and an MBA in finance from Rutgers University. He formerly led the environmental practice of PricewaterhouseCoopers. He is co-editor and author of The Sustainable Enterprise Fieldbook. Clients include BASF, J&J, L’Oreal, Novartis and The World Economic Forum among others.

Ariela began practicing yoga to relieve stress, but found much more. She loves teaching yoga because it isn't about the perfect outfit, or pose. It's about the journey as an individual, one that keeps evolving, just as we do.

Classes are BYOM (Bring Your Own Mat) & donation-based.

Price: $25
Register: http://bit.ly/1QuVp3Q

In this workshop, Tim Keating exposes the truth behind material overconsumption in the United States and globally. As 6% of Earth’s human population, people living in the U.S. consume 30–35% of the world’s human-converted energy and materials and produce 35% of human-caused pollution. What drove this unsurpassed demand? More importantly, what can we do about it?

Consuming Earth to Death provides a unique perspective on solutions to our globally-catastrophic demand. Can we continue to use materials at this rate? What are the most damaging materials? What are the most Earth-destructive aspects of our modern lives? How do we step off the treadmill of work/spend/overconsumption/Earth-destruction and innovate a different path? What is the role of business in this demand and what role can startups play in turning this ship around, creating more well-being and more and better jobs with less stuff?

Interested to see if Kiva's 0% interest, crowdfunded loans could be a fit for you to grow your enterprise? Meet with Blake to get the low-down on what Kiva offers local NYC entrepreneurs. He'll help you craft your profile and fundraising strategy!

Office Hours are available in 20-minute slots on a first come, first serve basis. To reserve your slot, sign-up on the ‘Office Hours’ office door (next to host reception on Floor 5) on the day of the office hours.

Price: $800 for 5-day Workshop
Registration: http://bit.ly/1jRw9HS

The DO School's co-creation method has spurred social innovation into reality for leading organizations ranging from Siemens Stiftung to H&M to Oxford University. During a five day DO Camp in New York, consisting of daily 6 hour workshops, we will bring this approach to the Impact Bazaar community to enable participants to move their ideas from dreaming to DOing.

Facilitated by DO School Venture Lab Program Director, Romy Kramer, these high-intensity, day long sessions are targeted to those launching a new product, service, or larger organization. Through our programs we have launched over 240 changemakers in 70+ countries around the world - and the DO School looks forward to empowering NYC social entrepreneurs to take crucial next steps in delivering true impact!

For more information on the DO Camp program visit http://thedoschool.org/learn-do/docamp/

Price: $800 for 5-day Workshop
Registration: http://bit.ly/1jRw9HS

Pitch & Presentation Pop-in

Alli & Jen will hold Office Hours each week, during which individuals can sign up for 20 minute slots of one-on-one pitch and presentation help. Participants can bring in speeches or presentations they are currently working on, or just ask for guidance on general hang-ups.

Office Hours are available in 20-minute slots on a first come, first serve basis. To reserve your slot, sign-up on the ‘Office Hours’ office door (next to host reception on Floor 5) on the day of the office hours.

Ariela began practicing yoga to relieve stress, but found much more. She loves teaching yoga because it isn't about the perfect outfit, or pose. It's about the journey as an individual, one that keeps evolving, just as we do.

Classes are BYOM (Bring Your Own Mat) & donation-based.

Price: $800 for 5-day Workshop
Registration: http://bit.ly/1jRw9HS

The DO School's co-creation method has spurred social innovation into reality for leading organizations ranging from Siemens Stiftung to H&M to Oxford University. During a five day DO Camp in New York, consisting of daily 6 hour workshops, we will bring this approach to the Impact Bazaar community to enable participants to move their ideas from dreaming to DOing.

Facilitated by DO School Venture Lab Program Director, Romy Kramer, these high-intensity, day long sessions are targeted to those launching a new product, service, or larger organization. Through our programs we have launched over 240 changemakers in 70+ countries around the world - and the DO School looks forward to empowering NYC social entrepreneurs to take crucial next steps in delivering true impact!

Price: $800 for 5-day Workshop
Registration: http://bit.ly/1jRw9HS

Ticket Price: $10-$20
Register Here: http://bit.ly/1Mb7Rzo

Join the Be Social Change Nonprofit Network on Wednesday, December 2nd for a Networking Circle for Founders of New York's nonprofits.

Founder Circles are monthly networking and educational opportunities for Founders and Executive Directors of early-stage nonprofits held over coffee and early-morning bites. From successes to challenges, Founders can connect and learn from peers who are also starting or growing their nonprofits. Meetings are a mix of facilitated discussion and peer mentorship to help founders connect, learn from each other, and collaborate.

SCHEDULE

• 8:30 AM - Introductions
• 8:45 AM - Breakout Session - In smaller groups, each founder should come prepared to discuss one challenge that you are facing as a Founder (2 minutes) and receive feedback and advice (8 minutes)
• 9:45 AM - Wrap Up - Convene to share ideas, insights, and inspiration from the breakout session.
• 10:15 AM - Networking

ABOUT THE BE SOCIAL CHANGE NONPROFIT NETWORK
The Be Social Change Nonprofit Network is a collaborative membership association providing New York nonprofits a central hub to create new connections, learn new skills, and access discounts on products and service needed to build capacity and scale impact. In order to support the growth of New York nonprofits, the Be Social Change Nonprofit Networkprovides high-impact, low-cost employee benefit programs and resources that help staff build the connections and skills needed to manage, lead, and innovate in today’s rapidly changing social sector. Learn more at www.BSCNonprofitNetwork.org.

Building Social Capital in Retail Spaces is a Bites & Best Practices Session hosted by Greg Spielberg, We Are Pop Up Managing Director. 

Lunchtime programs will be offered from the main stage on Floor 5. No RSVP or registration required.

Sign up for Office Hours with staff from The Makery.  Come in for 20 minutes and let us help you with your prototyping challenges.  Ask us questions or have a conversation about how to visualize an idea and fabricate with a variety of technology tools.  If we can't answer your questions we will guide you through resources around your question. Hsing Wei and Oya Kosebay will be available at The Makery's Impact Bazaar Office Hours. 

www.nycmakery.com 

Office Hours are available in 20-minute slots on a first come, first serve basis. To reserve your slot, sign-up on the ‘Office Hours’ office door (next to host reception on Floor 5) on the day of the office hours.

Price: $800 for 5-day Workshop
Registration: http://bit.ly/1jRw9HS

The DO School's co-creation method has spurred social innovation into reality for leading organizations ranging from Siemens Stiftung to H&M to Oxford University. During a five day DO Camp in New York, consisting of daily 6 hour workshops, we will bring this approach to the Impact Bazaar community to enable participants to move their ideas from dreaming to DOing. 

Facilitated by DO School Venture Lab Program Director, Romy Kramer, these high-intensity, day long sessions are targeted to those launching a new product, service, or larger organization. Through our programs we have launched over 240 changemakers in 70+ countries around the world - and the DO School looks forward to empowering NYC social entrepreneurs to take crucial next steps in delivering true impact! 

For more information on the DO Camp program visit http://thedoschool.org/learn-do/docamp/

Price: $800 for 5-day Workshop
Registration: http://bit.ly/1jRw9HS

Let the wealth of information and resources from Impact Bazaar sink in and give yourself space to synthesize your synapses. Join us for a 30 minute guided meditation and mindful movement to help your brain make important connections, build creativity and capacity for learning. This session will be led by therapist and mindfulness trainer Rebecca Kronman, LMSW. 

Interested to see if Kiva's 0% interest, crowdfunded loans could be a fit for you to grow your enterprise? Meet with Lauryn to get the low-down on what Kiva offers local NYC entrepreneurs. She'll help you craft your profile and fundraising strategy!

Office Hours are available in 20-minute slots on a first come, first serve basis. To reserve your slot, sign-up on the ‘Office Hours’ office door (next to host reception on Floor 5) on the day of the office hours.

Kiva Zip, part of the international nonprofit Kiva.org, is an online platform where entrepreneurs and small businesses in the U.S. can crowd-fund 0% interest loans of up to $10,000.00 from our global community of lenders. Our big innovation is the concept of "social underwriting." Rather than underwriting loans using a borrower's credit history, collateral or cash flow, we're simply looking at a borrower's character and network of trust, and it's working! 

This is an office hour, not a presentation. If you're interested in applying for a Kiva Zip loan for your business or if you just want to know more about the program and the concept of social underwriting, please drop by. I'd love to chat! 

Check us out at zip.kiva.org

Price: $800 for 5-day Workshop
Registration: http://bit.ly/1jRw9HS

The DO School's co-creation method has spurred social innovation into reality for leading organizations ranging from Siemens Stiftung to H&M to Oxford University. During a five day DO Camp in New York, consisting of daily 6 hour workshops, we will bring this approach to the Impact Bazaar community to enable participants to move their ideas from dreaming to DOing. 

Facilitated by DO School Venture Lab Program Director, Romy Kramer, these high-intensity, day long sessions are targeted to those launching a new product, service, or larger organization. Through our programs we have launched over 240 changemakers in 70+ countries around the world - and the DO School looks forward to empowering NYC social entrepreneurs to take crucial next steps in delivering true impact! 

For more information on the DO Camp program visit http://thedoschool.org/learn-do/docamp/

Price: $800 for 5-day Workshop
Registration: http://bit.ly/1jRw9HS

[more information coming soon]

Price: $800 for 5-day Workshop
Registration: http://bit.ly/1jRw9HS

The DO School's co-creation method has spurred social innovation into reality for leading organizations ranging from Siemens Stiftung to H&M to Oxford University. During a five day DO Camp in New York, consisting of daily 6 hour workshops, we will bring this approach to the Impact Bazaar community to enable participants to move their ideas from dreaming to DOing. 

Facilitated by DO School Venture Lab Program Director, Romy Kramer, these high-intensity, day long sessions are targeted to those launching a new product, service, or larger organization. Through our programs we have launched over 240 changemakers in 70+ countries around the world - and the DO School looks forward to empowering NYC social entrepreneurs to take crucial next steps in delivering true impact! 

For more information on the DO Camp program visit http://thedoschool.org/learn-do/docamp/

Price: $800 for 5-day Workshop
Registration: http://bit.ly/1jRw9HS

Alli & Jen will hold Office Hours each week, during which individuals can sign up for 20 minute slots of one-on-one pitch and presentation help. Participants can bring in speeches or presentations they are currently working on, or just ask for guidance on general hang-ups.

Office Hours are available in 20-minute slots on a first come, first serve basis. To reserve your slot, sign-up on the ‘Office Hours’ office door (next to host reception on Floor 5) on the day of the office hours.

Austin Dannhaus works at the intersection or education, storytelling and strategy. He partners with organizations across multiple sectors to identify and capture opportunities at the intersection of brand and business strategy.

Austin Dannhaus works at the intersection or education, storytelling and strategy. He partners with organizations across multiple sectors to identify and capture opportunities at the intersection of brand and business strategy.

Office Hours are available in 20-minute slots on a first come, first serve basis. To reserve your slot, sign-up on the ‘Office Hours’ office door (next to host reception on Floor 5) on the day of the office hours.

Ticket Price: $15 early bird, $25 regular
Register Here: http://bit.ly/1W5fwVr

Even in today's constant state of Volatility, Uncertainty, Complexity and Ambiguity, it's still possible to make mindful business decisions -- when you have the right tools and support. Why not take a moment to reflect on your priorities and progress -- before forging ahead to the next task on your to-do list?

As a Social Impact Innovator / Entrepreneur, you have the unique opportunity to create a transformative organization / business that addresses key issues facing our world. Join fellow innovators to learn practical ways to incorporate mindful and sustainable business practices, so you can achieve greater social impact and improved collective well-being. In large- and small-group discussions and activities, you will examine your startup / idea / business in 4 critical areas:
1. Governance / Structure
2. Employees / Culture
3. Community Engagement
4. Environmental Preservation

When your WHY is BIG enough, you will find your HOW.

Presented by: Coach Colette Ellis, Founder of InStep Consulting LLC
Colette Ellis is an author, coach and transformational speaker on mindfulness, motivation, and workplace stress. She is contributing author to Transform Your Life With One Call: America's Top Life Coaches Reveal What You Need to Know in which she shares the benefits of executive coaching and debunks common coaching myths. Her book Focus on Your Vision helps readers clarify priorities and optimize their work-life balance. As founder of InStep Consulting, Colette has traveled the globe facilitating professional training for innovators from countries including Australia, Botswana, Bulgaria, Chile, Lithuania, Mexico, Poland, and Vietnam. Clients transform their lives and realize results faster via her insightful coaching and interactive seminars on wellness, leadership, and sustainability. She also coordinated the second Lean Startup Machine boot-camp workshop in Sydney, Australia. Colette is a certified instructor of 7 Habits of Highly Effective People®, FOCUS: Achieving Your Highest Priorities, and Coping with Work & Family Stress™. As a co-host for Brooklyn Savvy TV, she facilitates substantive conversations about issues that impact women in Brooklyn and beyond. A featured eHow.com contributor on Workplace Morale, her tips and advice also have appeared in Real Simple Magazine and online at Small Business Chronicle and CBSNews.com.

Ticket Price: $15 early bird, $25 regular
Register Here: http://bit.ly/1W5fwVr

Ariela began practicing yoga to relieve stress, but found much more. She loves teaching yoga because it isn't about the perfect outfit, or pose. It's about the journey as an individual, one that keeps evolving, just as we do.

Classes are BYOM (Bring Your Own Mat) & donation-based.

[more information coming soon]

[more information coming soon]

Office Hours are available in 20-minute slots on a first come, first serve basis. To reserve your slot, sign-up on the ‘Office Hours’ office door (next to host reception on Floor 5) on the day of the office hours.

Building a network that delivers results is paramount in today's world. The good news: this can be readily achieved on a global scale. The bad news: this requires your most valuable asset, time.

In this lunchtime lecture, entrepreneur Susan Mumford, who hails from Arkansas, has made it in London, England, and is now developing not one, but two, businesses (a not-for-profit and social enterprise) in New York City / USA, will provide essential insight into how you, too, can build a network that nurtures. Having been described as a "prolific networker" by the Financial Times (Aug 2010), and not having known a soul in the UK when she first arrived, she understands all too well the importance of this activity - and how to make it fun and rewarding, too. Susan will be available for questions following the talk.

About the speaker:
Susan Mumford is a game-changer in the 21st Century art world. Known as a ‘Dixie Brit’ based in London and spending increasing time in New York City, she’s the founder of two organisations that provide support to art world professionals: the Association of Women Art Dealers (AWAD) and Be Smart About Art. Her personal mission is to empower and inform individuals who run and manage creative enterprises, profitably marrying creative & professional practice with integrity. Keep up with her movements online at @susanjmumford.

Websites:
http://www.besmartaboutart.com
http://www.womenartdealers.org

Price: free
Register here: http://bit.ly/1Qt8oRo

As a startup ourselves, we understand how much work it takes to get a new business off the ground. At SuperTasker, we know have limited time, we're determined to help you offload your Digital Tasks.
At this session you'll learn about:
- Making the decision to outsource.
- What you should be passing on to a freelancer.
- Writing a brief to a freelancer to get the best results.

Price: free
Register here: http://bit.ly/1Qt8oRo

Price: $125 (%20 discount with Impact Hub Code)
Register for Part 1: https://makerybazaar3drhino.eventbrite.com
 

Please note: This is a 2 part workshop but you can take just part 1 or just part 2. Please make sure to read the description before selecting your preferred part to attend. We will be covering tons of things during both parts for this workshop series.

Do you have some basic 3D modeling chops using simple web-based tools? Are you a 3D printing enthusiast who has exhausted all of the free tools out there and looking to level up your 3D modeling game? Then this 3D Modeling workshop series (two Wednesday sessions) is just right for you.

Rhino is a commercially well known and used 3D modeling environment for creating fabrication ready products such as jewelry, electronic enclosures, furniture, even vehicles. Because of its professional nature, Rhino has a steep learning curve. This 2-part series (on 12/9 and 12/16 from 10am-noon) will make it as easy as possible for beginners to understand how Rhino tools are designed for 3D modeling.

Session One : How Rhino works. What a curve is. Curves to surfaces. How to create your first 3D model.

Session Two : Surfaces to closed polygons. Transforming tools. Workflows. 3D Print your object.

Price: $125 (%20 discount with Impact Hub Code)
Register for Part 1: https://makerybazaar3drhino.eventbrite.com

How products carry, communicate and transfer cultural meaning is a Bites & Best Practices lunch session hosted by Greg Spielberg, We Are Pop Up Managing Director. 

Lunchtime sessions will be offered from the main stage on Floor 5. No RSVP or registration required.

Sign up for Office Hours with staff from The Makery.  Come in for 20 minutes and let us help you with your prototyping challenges.  Ask us questions or have a conversation about how to visualize an idea and fabricate with a variety of technology tools.  If we can't answer your questions we will guide you through resources around your question. Hsing Wei and Oya Kosebay will be available at The Makery's Impact Bazaar Office Hours. 

www.nycmakery.com 

Office Hours are available in 20-minute slots on a first come, first serve basis. To reserve your slot, sign-up on the ‘Office Hours’ office door (next to host reception on Floor 5) on the day of the office hours.

While sustainability may start out as grand goals, it is fueled by the millions of little actions made by everyday employees. Our interactive workshop begins with a brief overview and framework for understanding the human side of sustainability, and how corporate culture drives the success or failure of sustainability initiatives. The intention is to educate and inspire leaders and managers in every function in how to mainstream sustainability into all aspects of their corporate culture.

We will explore how:
• Participants can play a pivotal role in unleashing talent in service of a sustainable future in their organizations and in the world.
• To create a purpose driven, conscious, connected workforce, and help steward a shift toward total employee involvement in sustainability.
• To embed 8 essential elements for creating authentic sustainability cultures, describing them along a continuum from unsustainable to holistic sustainable.

Takeaways include practical tools for leaders and managers to use to ignite employee passion, promote employee engagement, increase innovation, creativity, and productivity. All while reinforcing ecological responsibility and increasing community and societal prosperity.

Presented by: Jeana Wirtenberg, Ph.D.
President & CEO, Transitioning to Green

Jeana Wirtenberg, Ph.D. helps companies and organizations make sustainability a mainstream, routine business practice. She is an expert on the leadership, organizational dynamics, and psychology required to make that happen. Jeana is president and CEO of Transitioning to Green (www.transitioningtogreen.com). Her company develops individual and organizational capacity to make sustainability take root. She is co-founder and senior advisor of the Institute for Sustainable Enterprise (www.fdu.edu/ise) at Fairleigh Dickinson University. Her book Building a Culture for Sustainability: People, Planet and Profits in a New Green Economy (Praeger, 2014) shows how to holistically integrate sustainability throughout the culture of organizations. Jeana is lead editor for The Sustainable Enterprise Fieldbook: When It All Comes Together, first and second edition (Greenleaf Publishing, 2008, 2016). She teaches HR/Employees and Organizations in Bard College’s MBA in Sustainability Program, Organizational Behavior in Rutgers MBA program, and Women Leading in Business in Rutgers Business School. She received her Master’s degree and Ph.D. with honors in Psychology from U.C.L.A.

This session discusses what it means to pivot and how it affects your product, development cycle, and resources. Pivoting is a hard decision to make, but it is one that many entrepreneurs have to make. This session will be present by Aaron Brocken, Director of Communications at HappyFunCorp.

This workshop is free with space available on first come, first serve basis.

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Office Hours are available in 20-minute slots on a first come, first serve basis. To reserve your slot, sign-up on the ‘Office Hours’ office door (next to host reception on Floor 5) on the day of the office hours.

Price: $17-$22 (Free for first 5 Impact Hub NYC Members)
Register here: http://bit.ly/1hOruoW

Join Impact Bazaar & TYTHEdesign’s Kristina Drury on Tuesday, October 27th from 10AM to 12PM to gain Tools to Understand Your Clients & Community.

The most impactful companies and organizations know their customers' needs and their environments inside and out. If you've ever struggled to bring your clients to the center of your work or effectively assess your landscape without draining resources, this class is for you. TYTHE will teach our go-to methods to learn about the people you serve or sell to, including who they are, what they're affected by, and who influences them. This engaging class offers a hands-on look at research tools to assess your own context and check your assumptions.

Design thinking is a multidisciplinary, people-centered process that encourages empathy with your clients or community, experimentation with solutions, and design outcomes that match human needs. After years of integrating the design thinking methodology into our daily work, TYTHEdesign has developed Community Capacity Lab, a tailored class series focused on translating design theories across fields and sectors into real world, real work experience. We draw on case studies and interactive activities to share feasible and adaptable ways to bring innovation, creative thinking, and greater impact to your everyday work.

This class focuses on the people at the heart of your and is designed to be most beneficial for non-profits, city agencies, and service-based businesses.

WHAT YOU'LL LEARN: An introduction to the design thinking problem-solving approach - A series of tools to understand your community, clients, and customers - Tips and tricks for design research and ethnography
 

Price: $17-$22 (Free for first 5 Impact Hub NYC Members)
Register here: http://bit.ly/1hOruoW

Open innovation and collaboration for social innovation: reflections from my research on open innovation and my experience collaborating with an NGO in Nepal on piloting a winning idea on OpenIDEO, an open innovation platform for social innovation.

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Office Hours are available in 20-minute slots on a first come, first serve basis. To reserve your slot, sign-up on the ‘Office Hours’ office door (next to host reception on Floor 5) on the day of the office hours.

Ariela began practicing yoga to relieve stress, but found much more. She loves teaching yoga because it isn't about the perfect outfit, or pose. It's about the journey as an individual, one that keeps evolving, just as we do.

Classes are BYOM (Bring Your Own Mat) & donation-based.

Alli & Jen will hold Office Hours each week, during which individuals can sign up for 20 minute slots of one-on-one pitch and presentation help. Participants can bring in speeches or presentations they are currently working on, or just ask for guidance on general hang-ups.

Office Hours are available in 20-minute slots on a first come, first serve basis. To reserve your slot, sign-up on the ‘Office Hours’ office door (next to host reception on Floor 5) on the day of the office hours.

miLES Pop-up Office at Impact Hub: 

Wondering what it is like to produce a pop-up retail experience? Curious if it is a good fit for your brand? Or looking to have some pointers as to where to start? miLES Pop-up Office provides one-on-one support for anyone looking to prototype or produce their own pop-up retail experience. 

Office Hours are available in 20-minute slots on a first come, first serve basis. To reserve your slot, sign-up on the ‘Office Hours’ office door (next to host reception on Floor 5) on the day of the office hours.

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Are you pursuing a career in the creative industries? Whether you're an artist, curator or creative entrepreneur, and regardless of career stage, entrepreneur Susan Mumford will provide key objective insight into issues you're facing, direction needed and more. This focused 20-minute one-to-one will provide new food for thought that will leave you thinking and taking action for the days, weeks and months following the session.

Office Hours are available in 20-minute slots on a first come, first serve basis. To reserve your slot, sign-up on the ‘Office Hours’ office door (next to host reception on Floor 5) on the day of the office hours.

Price: $125 (%20 discount with Impact Hub Code)
Register Here: https://makerybazaar3drhino.eventbrite.com

Please note: This is part 2 of a 2 part workshop but you can take just part 1 or just part 2. Please make sure to read the description before selecting your preferred part to attend. We will be covering tons of things during both parts for this workshop series.

Do you have some basic 3D modeling chops using simple web-based tools? Are you a 3D printing enthusiast who has exhausted all of the free tools out there and looking to level up your 3D modeling game? Then this 3D Modeling workshop series (two Wednesday sessions) is just right for you.

Rhino is a commercially well known and used 3D modeling environment for creating fabrication ready products such as jewelry, electronic enclosures, furniture, even vehicles. Because of its professional nature, Rhino has a steep learning curve. This 2-part series (on 12/9 and 12/16 from 10am-noon) will make it as easy as possible for beginners to understand how Rhino tools are designed for 3D modeling.

Session One : How Rhino works. What a curve is. Curves to surfaces. How to create your first 3D model.

Session Two : Surfaces to closed polygons. Transforming tools. Workflows. 3D Print your object.

Price: $125 (%20 discount with Impact Hub Code)
Register Here: https://makerybazaar3drhino.eventbrite.com

Please note: This is part 2 of a 2 part workshop but you can take just part 1 or just part 2. Please make sure to read the description before selecting your preferred part to attend. We will be covering tons of things during both parts for this workshop series.

Retail buys are the new media buy is a bites & best practices lunch session hosted by Lulu Krause, Director of Partnerships at We Are Pop Up. Learn how media companies are moving offline to create big online impact.

Price: $120 (%20 discount with Impact Hub Code)
Register: https://makerybazaar3dscans.eventbrite.com

Curious about 3D printing or 3D scanning? In this workshop, we'll teach you how to 3D scan objects and even yourself into 3D models. Aside from exact replicas, we'll encourage you to get experimental and make some mashups of scanned objects. We'll also teach you some basics on how to fix and ready your scan with software like Meshmixer for 3D printing. Walk home with a new 3D scan (file) and unique 3D printed version of it.

Please bring your own laptop.

Price: $120 (%20 discount with Impact Hub Code)
Register: https://makerybazaar3dscans.eventbrite.com

Let the wealth of information and resources from Impact Bazaar sink in and give yourself space to synthesize your synapses. Join us for a 30 minute guided meditation and mindful movement to help your brain make important connections, build creativity and capacity for learning. This session will be led by therapist and mindfulness trainer Rebecca Kronman, LMSW. 

Sign up for Office Hours with staff from The Makery.  Come in for 20 minutes and let us help you with your prototyping challenges.  Ask us questions or have a conversation about how to visualize an idea and fabricate with a variety of technology tools.  If we can't answer your questions we will guide you through resources around your question. Hsing Wei and Oya Kosebay will be available at The Makery's Impact Bazaar Office Hours. 

www.nycmakery.com 

Office Hours are available in 20-minute slots on a first come, first serve basis. To reserve your slot, sign-up on the ‘Office Hours’ office door (next to host reception on Floor 5) on the day of the office hours.

Communicating IRL: Public Speaking Workshop!

Whether participants are entrepreneurs, CEOs, teachers, or anyone whose job or desired job requires speaking in front of others, this workshop will help them gain the confidence, presence, and charisma to help them connect with an audience. Participants will learn how to reinterpret text, think creatively, and create memorable out-of-the-box presentations while having a great time in the process. During this on-your-feet workshop, participants will take risks in an interactive presentation setting. (This workshop requires an open, semi-private space.)

Cost: $15/person

General Brand Review (Website, Biz Cards, Marketing Materials, etc.) w/ SuperTasker

Office Hours are available in 20-minute slots on a first come, first serve basis. To reserve your slot, sign-up on the ‘Office Hours’ office door (next to host reception on Floor 5) on the day of the office hours.

Stay tuned - details coming soon!

Stay tuned - details coming soon!

Ariela began practicing yoga to relieve stress, but found much more. She loves teaching yoga because it isn't about the perfect outfit, or pose. It's about the journey as an individual, one that keeps evolving, just as we do.

Classes are BYOM (Bring Your Own Mat) & donation-based.

[more information coming soon]

Sign up for Office Hours with staff from The Makery.  Come in for 20 minutes and let us help you with your prototyping challenges.  Ask us questions or have a conversation about how to visualize an idea and fabricate with a variety of technology tools.  If we can't answer your questions we will guide you through resources around your question. Hsing Wei and Oya Kosebay will be available at The Makery's Impact Bazaar Office Hours. 

www.nycmakery.com 

Office Hours are available in 20-minute slots on a first come, first serve basis. To reserve your slot, sign-up on the ‘Office Hours’ office door (next to host reception on Floor 5) on the day of the office hours.

[more information coming soon]