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Join the Integrity team on September 8th for the Intersessions micro-conference in St. Louis. Intersessions is a free event for creatives, professionals, and entrepreneurs of music, art, and tech held at the .Zach space on 3224 Locust.
Intersessions will feature a variety of national and St. Louis-based industry leaders, including Integrity’s Chief Creative Office and Partner Ed Morrissey.
At Intersessions, Ed will discuss artificial intelligence’s profound implications for the arts with fellow panelists Ayesha Mubarak Ali Co-Founder of Metavisionaries, and Samuel Cummings III Co-Founder and Head of Data Science at DataPlant.
With AI poised to reshape how we create, experience, and interact with art and music, Ed will discuss the possibilities that lie ahead.
Ed's insights are not mere predictions; they are informed by his deep understanding of the creative process, his knack for foreseeing technological advancements, and background as an award-winning technologist, designer, and industry expert in applying creative, user-centered development principles to help businesses extend their brands online and better connect with their customers, employees, partners, and investors.
“I'm excited to explore the convergence of technology onto creative industries such as music and generative design,” said Morrissey. “We're not just witnessing the rise of AI in creativity – we're conducting it.”
Having built his last firm to be named one of AdWeek’s Top 10 Interactive Agencies, Ed has developed web-based solutions for a variety of clients within industries including technology, consumer packaged goods (CPG), healthcare, government, oil and gas, media, higher ed and financial services. Ed’s clients have included such brands as Hewlett Packard, Sony, Microsoft, Bausch & Lomb, Continental Airlines and Exxon Mobil – as well as government organizations including the State of Missouri, City of Houston, NSA, DOE, OPM and ATF.
As partner and Chief Creative Officer at Integrity Web Consulting, one of the largest privately held marketing technology agencies in St. Louis, Ed has helped build a company that applies user-centered design principles in crafting web and mobile solutions for start-ups, enterprises and government from Silicon Valley to New York, as well as right here at home in St. Louis.
The Intersessions Conference is brought to you in collaboration with some of the brightest names in the creative sphere. The Kranzberg Arts Foundation, the Regional Arts Commission (RAC) of St. Louis, and Eventiv have joined forces to make this event possible.
Additionally, the support of The Recording Academy and Webster University School of Communications underscores the significance of the conference in fostering artistic growth and innovation. Join the Integrity team in engaging in thought-provoking discussions, gaining invaluable insights, and being inspired.
