We welcome Brick & Wonder Pro & Council members to join us for our May edition of Book Club. This month we’ll discuss This is Marketing by Seth Godin.

The Brick & Wonder Book Club will meet monthly and will be hosted by Drew Lang and Everett Hollander.

Wine and light bar snacks will be served.

We’re pleased to welcome all Brick & Wonder members and select guests to join this online workshop exploring the role of storytelling in shaping the built environment.

The session will be hosted by Mark Slagle and Tyler Jones, the co-founders of 1504,  a narrative studio that integrates strategic communications with the visual arts. 1504 bridges the gap between strategy and creative to provide the insights of a consulting team with the implementation of a production company. As an interdisciplinary practice, their purpose is to foster a more empathetic society through story. Their method of narrative interpretation has been applied to exhibits, museums, foundations, schools, and hotels.

We invite Brick & Wonder Pro and Council members to join us in London for a Roundtable on the topic: Storytelling.

Storytelling is a powerful tool for shaping perceptions and driving growth. In this Roundtable, we’ll invite leaders to share how they craft stories about their businesses, explore the impact these narratives have on their success, and discuss moments when storytelling either propelled or hindered their growth.

We invite Brick & Wonder Pro and Council members to join us in person in Austin for a Roundtable on the topic: Storytelling.

Storytelling is a powerful tool for shaping perceptions and driving growth. In this Roundtable, we’ll invite leaders to share how they craft stories about their businesses, explore the impact these narratives have on their success, and discuss moments when storytelling either propelled or hindered their growth.

We invite Brick & Wonder Pro and Council members to join us for global Roundtables on the topic: Storytelling.

Storytelling is a powerful tool for shaping perceptions and driving growth. In this Roundtable, we’ll invite leaders to share how they craft stories about their businesses, explore the impact these narratives have on their success, and discuss moments when storytelling either propelled or hindered their growth.

We are pleased to invite Brick & Wonder Pro & Council members to a private tour of the George Nakashima Estate.

Located in historic Bucks County just above the Delaware River, the Nakashima estate is a National Historic Landmark and is included on the World Monument Fund Watch List. The estate features architecturally significant and innovative structures built by George Nakashima, a leader in 20th-century American design and the American studio craft movement. The 14 buildings on the property combine the International style and Modernist influences with Japanese carpentry traditions.

We’re thrilled to invite all Brick & Wonder Members to our Summer Cocktails.

This promises to be a fun, informal evening of drinks, conversation and connection with fellow Brick & Wonder members and select guests.

We invite Brick & Wonder Pro and Council members to join us in person in New York City for a Roundtable on the topic: Elevating Performance and Holding Others Accountable.

Accountability and high-performance are essential for building a strong, effective team. In this Roundtable, we’ll share successes (and failures!) in creating accountability on our teams to drive performance, culture, and growth.