Date: Sunday 23rd October 2011
Time: 10.30am to 7.00pm
Place: British Music Experience, The O2 Greenwich
Linking those who’ve made it with those that want to make it.
Brought to you by the original Urban Music Seminar Group, a new and exciting series of summits re-emerge with a showcase debut-taking place at London’s o2, British Music Experience, The O2 Greenwich on Sunday October 23rd.
The event aims to empower young adults through a series of mentoring panels within the creative and sport industries.
The Ultimate Seminar will enable attendees to learn valuable business tools and insights, have networking opportunities, and hear inspirational stories from those already established.
The showcase on the 23rd October will highlight the Music & Sport industry, a glimpse of the summits future. CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION.
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The Urban Music Seminar that took place in the early-mid noughties was a brilliant event and now almost eight years after a particularly ‘eventful’ seminar spread over two days it’s now resurfaced with a new name and has found a new home.
It should be an interesting and informative day.
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No disrespect, but isn’t this event enforcing the stereotype that all black people are good for is entertainment purposes?
I think that there is still this belief that sports and entertainment is the only way forward for us and that the youngsters are only interested in careers that involve holding a mic, mixing it up with artists, running and kicking a ball.
I am lOoking to attend this event.. But I disagree with the above.. When you read the panels it does not point to only black people and the panels are to give you an insight into other areas of the industry.. I think its a shame that when people put on a free event there are those who want to pull it down and be negative.. I for one am grateful for these events
Good luck Ethan and enjoy the event.
Give me events involving getting my people into Engineering, Architecture, Design, Technology and other things along these lines and I will not complain. I refuse to be a stereotypical act and take part in this country’s Roman bread and circus stage shows. Negroes should wise up and clock that they are being type casted for the same nonsense time and time again.