Hustle House Community's Women in SPAM: Fall Connect
HUSTLE HOUSE COMMUNITY’S WOMEN IN SPAM: FALL CONNECT
Careers. Culture. What's Next?
After the success of our PR/Comms Ladies Pre-Summer Connect, we're back this fall with new players, new perspectives and a whole new conversation.
The worlds of Social Media, Public Relations, Advertising and Marketing (SPAM) are changing fast.
AI is changing how we work. Creator marketing is changing how brands connect. Employers are looking for new skills. And the way we build careers and opportunities is shifting.
So we're bringing women across SPAM together for an evening of conversation, connection and a look at what's next.
THE CONVERSATION
We're bringing together three voices from different corners of the industry to talk about:
💼 CAREERS — What are employers actually looking for?
🚀 THE INDUSTRY — What's changing, and what should we be paying attention to?
✨ WHAT'S NEXT — How do we stay relevant, build opportunities and make our next move?
The conversation will be moderated by Maryam Danagege, Founder of Hustle House PR & Media and HerSide Magazine.
SPEAKERS:
1. Max Woo
Max Woo is a founder and sales and demand generation leader who has experienced the highs and lows of building startups. After multiple startup attempts, he bootstrapped an AI sales research agent that was eventually acquired.
Max will share perspectives from his entrepreneurial journey and explore how AI, targeted advertising and personalised marketing are changing the way businesses reach and engage their audiences.
His experience offers a different perspective on the evolving relationship between marketing, sales, technology and business growth.
2. Stephan Ledain
A behavioural scientist and innovation leader specialising in AI. He is Principal, AI Research & Strategy at AdaptAI, where he helps organisations move past experimentation and hype by designing the behavioural and governance systems that allow AI to deliver measurable value at scale. His work centres on the people side of adoption: how leaders, teams and cultures need to adapt for AI to work in practice.
He is also Director and Co-Founder of Eternal Remedy Creative Studio, which applies business psychology and creative practice to brand, culture and psychological wellbeing.
3. Leila Weller
VP, Partner Marketing, Chase Payment Solutions Canada
With more than a decade of experience across financial services, technology and telecommunications, Leila Weller is a seasoned B2B marketing leader focused on driving business growth, building high-performing teams and shaping strategic partnerships.
As Vice President of Partner Marketing at Chase Payment Solutions Canada, Leila leads marketing strategy across major financial institution and business partnerships, connecting marketing initiatives to customer acquisition, revenue growth and measurable business outcomes.
Beyond her corporate leadership, Leila is passionate about challenging conventional thinking and reimagining what growth looks like, both in business and in our careers.
WHAT TO EXPECT
✨ Honest industry conversations
💡 Career insights you can actually use
🤝 Networking with women across SPAM
🍸 Drinks + good vibes
🎤 Audience Q&A
🚀 A look at what's changing in our industry
🤝 Real opportunities to connect
WHO IS THIS FOR?
Women working in or exploring:
Social Media | Public Relations | Advertising | Marketing | Communications | Influencer Marketing | Content | Media | Creative | Branding
This is a free community event, but spaces are limited.
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💼 LinkedIn: Hustle House PR & Media
🌐 Website: www.hustlehouse.ca
And if you're not already part of the community, you can join our WhatsApp group through the link.
📸 Photography & Media Disclaimer
By registering for and attending Hustle House Community’s Women in SPAM: Fall Connect, you acknowledge and agree that photography and/or video may take place during the event. I
A little reminder: Our events have limited capacity, so if your plans change, please cancel your RSVP so someone else can take your spot.
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