3 takeaways from our Web3 event

“distillery has embarked on this project to further the conversation and importance of diversity and inclusion within the creative industry. Diversity isn’t something to be solved; it’s an ongoing journey that will be forever changing, and the industry needs to recognise this. We hope that by creating awareness around this initiative, we will encourage others to think about how we can positively promote diversity and cultural intelligence, and act on improving their knowledge and understanding of diversity in all walks of life,” said Steve Wheen, founder, distillery

Google Next is Google’s biggest event ever; bringing together over 4,000 people to the ExCel centre to learn about the future of Google’s latest platforms. The event is held across 3 days and consists of keynote speeches, interactive exhibits and immersive experiences for everyone from executives, customers, partners, developers, IT decision makers, and Google Engineers.

Our latest series of films for JustGiving highlights 4 everyday heroes who have made an incredible impact in their own communities by raising money on JustGiving, and whose actions have had far reaching ramifications.

As we duck between April springtime showers and we anxiously await the May flowers, we’ve had the opportunity at The Distillery London to pull together just a few of our highlights in the past year.

Recently, The Distillery London headed to sunny Madrid to highlight the amazing technology company, BQ. The result was this stunning video commissioned by Google to show how Google Apps for Work has transformed how BQ innovates, educates and inspires people with technology.

With great anticipation and excitement, we share with you our latest work with the Disasters Emergency Committee, The Story of Disaster Relief, an online branded film.

As you may have seen on our recent blog post, we’ve kicked off a social campaign called #PoweredbyPeople for JustGiving. The next stage has gone live and we couldn’t be more excited to share it here on the blog.

Twitter is changing. The core of the changes revolves around being extremely searchable and relevant to their 320 Million strong monthly users.