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News from across the pond 🇺🇸 The White House is hosting a creator economy conference on the 12th of July. Straight from the White House: “The White House Creator Economy Conference (WHCEC) is the first-ever event hosted by the White House’s Office of Digital Strategy that will convene a group of digital creators and industry professionals to discuss the most pressing issues within the creator economy today, including privacy, fair pay, AI, mental health, and more. The conference will foster conversation amongst leaders in the space and provide attendees with the opportunity to make their voices heard by Administration officials. It will also allow members of the Administration to learn from these creators and industry professionals and gain insight on how various issues are impacting their lives to inform policy decisions.” The event will see representatives from all roles including, but not limited to, creators, agents & managers, platform executives, industry professionals, and journalists. I hope the internal vetting process for creators will go deeper than the number of followers one possesses. Overall, this is a really promising opportunity for the US Government to develop their knowledge within the creator economy and address specific issues and legislation within the digital landscape.

According to reports, the conference will “convene a group of #digitalcreators and industry professionals to discuss the most pressing issues within the creator economy today — including #privacy, #fairpay, #AI, mental health, and more.” The event is by invitation-only, and those interested in attending and/or submitting questions for the conference can do so by clicking the link below by the deadline of Friday, July 12!

The Biden-Harris Administration wants YOU 🫵🇺🇸 If you’re a creator or a professional within the creator economy who wants to drive policy change, you may have the opportunity to do so this summer. 🏛️ The White House Creator Economy Conference (WHCEC) is the inaugural event organized by the White House’s Office of Digital Strategy. It will bring together digital creators and industry professionals to discuss key issues in the creator economy, such as privacy, fair pay, AI, mental health, and more. The conference aims to facilitate conversations among leaders in the field, giving attendees the chance to share their perspectives with Administration officials. This event will also enable Administration members to learn directly from creators and industry experts, gaining valuable insights to inform policy decisions. If you are interested in attending, apply by this Friday, July 12th or share this opportunity with someone who would benefit from participating. #creatoreconomy #policy #ai #bidenharris #journalist #mentalhealth #equity #artificialintelligence #creator

📣 The White House Creator Economy Conference is accepting applications! 📣 On August 14, 2024, the White House Office of Digital Strategy is hosting the first-ever White House Creator Economy Conference (WHCEC). The event aims to bring together key figures in the #CreatorEconomy to engage in meaningful dialogue with Administration officials on pressing issues facing the industry today. Personally, I'm excited to see such an elevated opportunity for stakeholders across the creator economy to bring their voices to policymakers and regulators in the D.C. area. What better opportunity than with a focused conference? Key topics for discussion will include: 💰 Fair compensation and monetization strategies 🤖 The evolving role of artificial intelligence in content creation 🔒Data privacy and security concerns 🧠 Mental health and well-being in the digital age So.... how do you attend?? It's invite-only, as is usual for White House events. But, anyone can apply! Applications to attend are open until Friday, July 12th. The application form is now embedded in the WHCEC website. I've shared the link to apply in the comments below... #WHCEC #Creators #WhiteHouse

Intrigued by the Barnum Effect, I've been exploring how this phenomenon of subjective validation - where we perceive highly general statements as uniquely applicable to us - impacts our professional and personal interactions. This understanding is not just an intellectual exercise but a practical tool for enhancing business strategies. At Level Up, I noticed how broad compliments in the workplace, such as "Great job on the campaign," make everyone feel individually recognized and appreciated. Similarly, when errors are pointed out without direct attribution, people often fail to acknowledge their part in the mistake. This selective perception is also evident in our interactions with AI, such as CGPT, where generic responses seem surprisingly relevant to our specific situations. In business, recognizing and applying the Barnum Effect can be a game-changer. It opens doors to creating marketing strategies that resonate on a personal level. For example, organizing community events for specific demographics or offering personalized promotions can create a sense of individual connection and recognition. The key, however, is to maintain a balance. While leveraging this effect, it's crucial to question the source and balance of the information we present to avoid misinterpretation. I'm delving deeper into these insights and would love to share more. Join my broadcast to continue this conversation and discover how to skillfully integrate the Barnum Effect into your business practices. [Join the Broadcast](https://lnkd.in/gCCXQeqT) Looking forward to sharing more insights. Connect with me for updates!

I’m excited to join Young & Laramore President & CEO Tom Denari for a SXSW panel on consumer motivations this year. Alongside Kelly Goldsmith and Michael Platt, I’ll share my behavioral research in this panel. “From FOMO to Fulfillment: The Science of Consumer Behavior.” Vote for us! https://lnkd.in/gB-QQMsf Throughout the #SXSW2025 panel, we’ll explore the psychological factors that influence consumer behavior: hidden motivations, unspoken truths, and the scientific reasons behind decision-making. Then, we’ll turn those facts into insights that can benefit marketers and consumers alike. We’re excited to pull back the curtain and help explain why consumers make the decisions they do. But we need votes to get our panel to the stage in Austin. Help us out if you have a moment: https://lnkd.in/gB-QQMsf

Here I am posting about the risks of social media on social media, again (see my earlier post). As a physician, neuroscience nerd, a mom, and a human, this article really spoke to me. How many of us would pass a CAGE screening for these “tools”? Trust me, this clickbait is worth it…or you could “just keep scrolling”. #addiction #dopamine #socialmedia #digitalopium https://lnkd.in/eV5baVj3

When it comes to making choices, everyone wants to believe they’re rational. But there’s more to the story: hidden psychological factors that influence our behavior. In the digital age of “dupes,” “must-haves,” and “TikTok made me buy it.” you may find yourself wondering: Why do people buy that? And, more importantly, why did you?   At our SXSW panel, moderated by President & CEO Tom Denari, we’ll explore the not-so-logical explanations for consumer behavior. Guided by esteemed psychology and neuroscience experts Kelly Goldsmith, Lawrence Williams, and Michael Platt, we’ll uncover these hidden motivations and turn them into actionable insights in “From FOMO to Fulfillment: The Science of Consumer Behavior.” If you’re a marketer, a consumer, or a little of both, this is for you—and we hope you won’t miss the opportunity to learn why consumers make the decisions they do. Vote now to bring this panel to the #SXSW2025 stage in Austin: https://lnkd.in/e4p5Vtsu

This year, I submitted a new SXSW panel on consumer motivations: “From FOMO to Fulfillment: The Science of Consumer Behavior.”   With research from psychology and neuroscience experts Lawrence Williams (University of Colorado) Kelly Goldsmith (Vanderbilt) and Michael Platt (Wharton), we’ll dive into behavioral science and how it informs purchasing decisions.   Together, we’ll explore the psychological factors that influence consumer behavior: hidden motivations, unspoken truths, and the scientific reasons behind decision-making. Then, we’ll turn those facts into insights that can benefit marketers and consumers alike.   We’re excited to pull back the curtain and help explain why consumers make the decisions they do. But we need votes to get our panel to the stage in Austin. Help us out if you have a moment: https://lnkd.in/gCVTMrb6

Anna Hall of The Purpose Equation, shares her top predictions for what’s to come in the coming years of the senior living industry... ⭐️ Check out the short clip below to hear her thoughts on if AI is right for this industry and what partnerships could help the community break barriers. Make sure to check out the full length episode at the link in the comments! 🔗 #SeniorLiving #PurposeDriven #SGDCollective