Semi Permanent is a multi-disciplinary experience company, connecting world-class innovators with brands and audiences through events, content and production. The Semi Permanent Group encompasses three core business pillars: Semi Permanent - Our flagship business producing our namesake festivals and live events. SP Brand Studio - Complimenting our design credentials through agency-like strategy and services. SP Productions - Our dedicated physical and digital white label events production arm. Our mission is to enable and facilitate the exchange of creative ideas between talent, community and brands, elevating thinkers, innovators and creatives to design a world we want to live in. Semi Permanent is based out of its headquarters in Sydney, Australia where the company was founded but operates internationally from its satellite offices in Auckland, Los Angeles, Singapore, Dubai and Lisbon.
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Surry Hills, New South Wales 2010, AU
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Since its foundation in 2017, Semi Permanent Studio has produced Google’s global diversity, equity and inclusion initiative Rare with Google. Rare's evolving program of talks, workshops, mentorship opportunities and research projects are designed to increase DEI initiatives both internally at Google and in the creative industries at large. Rare’s vision of diversity spans race, gender, sexuality, neurodiversity and physical ability, and we’ve been proud to help this movement. As a means of archiving five years of keynote talks, seminars, training modules, educational toolkits and literature, Semi Permanent conceived, designed, and produced a significant, standalone website for the Rare With Google project. Intended as a free resource for minority and marginalised creatives, the Rare With Google digital archive provides wide access in perpetuity to wealth of information that will support the next generation of creative talent.
With our partners at Spark for Business, Semi Permanent Studio is committed to providing access, resources, tools and knowledge to the Australasian business community. In an increasingly crowded and competitive landscape, improving the competitive edge of SMEs via new and emergent technologies, sustainability initiatives, and increased productivity measures will have myriad benefits for the broader community, and speaks to the purpose of our twice-yearly business summit and digital content series Future State. In the second edition of the program, titled The Turning Point, we brought together three world-changing leaders – Eva Kruse of PANGAIA, Justin Kamine of Do Good Foods and Leyla Acaroglu of Disrupt Design – to offer valuable insights into how Aotearoa New Zealand businesses can embrace and implement sustainability into their practice, as well offer inspiration from the cutting-edge of circular design systems, resource maximisation, audience engagement strategies, and open source collaboration. Watch all the keynotes, read the interviews, and learn more via the free content portal here: https://lnkd.in/g7dUjaRN
Over the past year, Semi Permanent Studio has been working with Pernod Ricard Winemakers to write a bold new chapter for one of New Zealand's oldest wineries - and one of its most awarded - Church Road. Through the brand platform Original Expressions of Artistry, we've been built out a global experiential blueprint that brings to life the dualities of art and wine-making in a premium event setting, established an enriching new art prize for Aotearoa that gives back to the Hawke's Bay community, and in our latest project, captured the artistry that is bottled in the brand's new vintage range. Photographed in the setting of a sculpture gallery, here the range becomes the artwork, a proud encapsulation of the winemaker's many years work.
As technology continues to reshape our world at an accelerated pace, traditional paradigms are rapidly evolving, giving way to new ways of living and working. Businesses in Aotearoa New Zealand now have the opportunity to embrace digital transformation and unlock their potential for productivity and sustainability. Future State 03: Ahead Of The Curve will explore the impacts of these bold new systems, tools and methodologies on businesses. It will also delve into how organisations can not only adapt to seize new opportunities, but also ensure their continual success and resilience at a time where environmental impact is as much an imperative as growth. Join us on May 2 at Spark Arena in Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland where speakers like Noelle R. of Accenture, Ethan Eismann of Slack, Professor Scott Galloway of NYU Stern School of Business, Sara Smeath of CiRCLR, Rachel Brown ONZM (She/Her) of Sustainable Business Network, Jayden Klinac of Anew® and Damon Gameau will share their insights. Future State is a powerful reminder to embrace the digital transformation of business, technology and creativity as a means of propelling us towards a more sustainable future for our planet.
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