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BUSINESS BREAKFAST WITH THE MUSEUM OF DIVERSITY

WITH THE MUSEUM OF DIVERSITY

 Tuesday 10th February 8.30am-10.00am

CREO London, Westgate House

Coffee, croissants and conversation with the Museum of Diversity

Start your morning with inspiration, connection and fresh ideas as we welcome the Museum of Diversity (MoD) for an energising Business Breakfast.

Join us to discover how the Museum of Diversity is redefining engagement through its groundbreaking VR platform – an immersive, interactive museum experience opening up new frontiers for learning, collaboration and storytelling. You’ll have the opportunity to experience the technology first-hand and explore how it can support and amplify your organisation’s Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) ambitions.

 

Meet the Minds Behind the Museum

This session offers a rare chance to connect with the team behind MoD, including the CEO and co-founders, whose shared commitment to celebrating global diversity inspired the creation of this innovative platform. The Museum Director will also share insights into Museum of Diversity’s international programming and exciting plans for a new cultural hub set to open in the heart of the City.

 

Special Guests

We are delighted to welcome Tessa Sanderson CBE, six-time Olympian and Gold Medallist, joining us in her role as MoD Ambassador. You’ll also hear from film students from London South Bank University, one of the many educational communities benefiting from MoD’s outreach programmes.

 

Why Attend?

  • Experience cutting-edge VR technology

  • Explore new approaches to EDI, learning and engagement

  • Connect with leaders at the intersection of business, culture and education

  • Be part of a growing, shared cultural ecosystem that drives shared growth

As Fleet Street Quarter welcomes this exciting new cultural entrant, this breakfast is an opportunity to connect, collaborate and be inspired. All ticket proceeds will go to Fleet Street Quarter’s charity partner, the National Literacy Trust.

Accessibility & Requirements

Please let us know if you have any accessibility or dietary requirements when booking. Coffee, tea and pastries will be provided.

BOOK NOW

Breakfast and refreshments will be included within your ticket. All donations from the ticket price will go Fleet Street Quarter’s charity partner, the National Literacy Trust.

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