How do you share the stories behind your brand and jewellery? What kind of storytelling will enthral and move your audience? Do different platforms require different approaches? Can you share too much or too little?

If you are considering how to best tell the story of your work and your business, you are likely to be asking yourself some of these questions. Storytelling is a fundamental aspect of brand building, allowing brands who do it best to create vibrant communities and authentic messaging. At this online Creative Links event, join writer and strategist Siobhan Maher in conversation with jewellers and business owners Emma Brankin of Bauble Magpie and Susannah King of Susannah King London. They will grapple with the 'hows and whys' of best practice in storytelling, and share the magic they’ve created with stories.

At the beginning of the event there will be the opportunity to network and talk to peers, and at the conclusion of the in-conversation Siobhan, Emma and Susannah will be pleased to answer your questions.

What are Creative Links events?

The Goldsmiths’ Centre’s monthly Creative Links events, designed for emerging makers and creative start-ups, provoke thoughts and questions which will enable you to reflect on where you are and how to get to where you want to be. Build your network, create links, learn to grow your business and become part of the community.

Details of our upcoming events and topics covered are listed in our What’s On. Every other month the event will be hosted online, should you not be able to attend an in-person event.

Do you record or broadcast Creative Links?

Our Creative, talks and networking events, aim to link emerging makers with each other, whilst exploring key topics essential to nurturing business success. We run our events in person at the Goldsmiths’ Centre and across the UK with a range of partners, and every other month our events take place online, so that as many of our community as possible can exchange ideas, learn from industry experts, and form valuable connections. We do not record or broadcast our events to encourage the open sharing of ideas and experiences. Popular topics will be repeated over time, so online and in-person participations can both engage in them.