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DALLAS, TX
SPONSORED BY
WHAT TO
Expect
Gain insights from industry leaders as they share their journeys, challenges, and successes in media and entertainment.
Enjoy a vibrant atmosphere with curated cocktails and delicious bites while networking with like-minded professionals.
Meet and mingle with fellow creatives, journalists, influencers, and aspiring media moguls in an inspiring and supportive space.
Experience our interactive marketplace and hands-on workshops, featuring professional headshots and 1:1 industry sessions designed to elevate your career.
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WHO IS THE
EVENT FOR?
Women & Men In Media
Creative Industries
Content Creators
Publicists
Graphic Designers
Testimonials
STRAIGHT FROM OUR GUESTS
This weekend, I had the great privilege of attending Tasha McCaskiel, M.S.’s Black Girls In Media Conference in Atlanta, and nothing but love permeated the room as the entertainment industry’s leading marketing, comms, and creative professionals of color, along with influencer entrepreneurs, dropped major gems. It’s the resource and the community I never knew I needed, and I’m excited about the next pop-up!
Julie Smith
I had an incredible time at the BGIMx Fabletics event yesterday, where the engaging panel discussion and welcoming community vibe made for an unforgettable experience. Immense gratitude to Tasha McCaskiel, M.S. and Black Girls In Media for nurturing such an empowering environment in the media industry, and a heartfelt thank you to Fabletics for graciously hosting the event.
Eileen Flores
Excited to share that I had the incredible opportunity to attend the “Fit For Media Success” event hosted by Black Girls In Media in collaboration with Fabletics 🎉 It was an inspiring evening focused on recruitment strategies and networking in the media industry.
Huge thanks to Tasha McCaskiel, M.S., the founder of Black Girls in Media, for creating such an empowering platform for women in the industry. Your dedication to fostering diversity and inclusion is truly commendable.
Jalene Evans