The Creativity and Technology Conference (CaT), hosted by AdAge, took place in New York last Friday, with several Squeaky members in attendance. The Conference was a resounding success, as many of the attendees have indicated, and delivered inspiration to creative thinkers across several disciplines. So what exactly made this conference so good? The generally down-to-earth atmosphere, intellectually curious audience and a focus on sharing ideas vs. selling them were all contributing factors.
If you’ve ever been to the Squeaky loft, you’d know by our abundance of artwork that we are big advocates of art and culture. We believe that culture fuels innovation and we love that our city is filled with exciting art-filled events such as FIGMENT.
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We’ve all got them. An unnecessary amount of plastic cards strewn about in our wallets and on our key rings. We keep them because they allow us to save money when shopping in particular stores or because they act as proof of membership. But what if there was a way you could store them all in one place?
