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The Innovation Visual team recently got the chance to attend a great event taking place at the British Library in London, Creative+Opportunity. Organised by Hill+Knowlton Strategies, the event was a brilliant day of networking, talks and discussions with some of the top business voices across the industries concerning the involvement of technology in entertainment, innovation, communication, ingenuity and society at large. The event also explored how to embrace the power of change and opportunity.

This year World Mental Health Day lands on 10th October 2019. Organisations such as The Mental Health Foundation, Time to Change and Mind campaign tirelessly to raise awareness of mental health issues and to support individuals and families. Our blog explores how social media and technology can have a profound effect on mental health. 

Innovation Visual continue to sponsor Taekwondo talent, Phoenix Goodman and are delighted to bring you an update on what exciting new opportunities lie ahead for the star.  

The digital marketing landscape is continually changing which is why learning and development is so important to us at Innovation Visual.  Investment in training allows us to keep up to date with key changes to allow us to deliver the very best digital marketing services and results to our clients. It also benefits the people who are at the heart of Innovation Visual; as part of their own personal and professional development.

For the second year running, The Innovation Visual team flew out to Poland for a weekend of team building, adventure and to see our colleague, Oktawiusz. Leaving the office slightly earlier on a Thursday afternoon, the team headed to Luton Airport to catch our flight to Katowice International Airport.

This week Mailchimp announced that the Mailchimp app will be leaving the Shopify marketplace. After months of reported negotiations between the two companies, the decision to remove the Mailchimp for Spotify integration has transpired after both companies claim they were not willing to compromise on their customers’ privacy.