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Social Capital
We are the community bridging the communications gap in Brussels and beyond.
About Social Capital
Social Capital is a community of professionals working in policy, business-to-business and business-to-consumer communications and marketing launched in 2024 by Filip Simonovski and Margaux Demeyer. We share the same goal and vision: bridging the gap between the three spheres to improve the way we all communicate, from the EU bubble to Belgium’s busting creative hubs. Why join us? ⚡️ → Gain storytelling insights, brainstorm and collaborate to craft better strategies and campaigns through winning B2B/B2C tactics and the best policy influence has to offer. → Attend events, workshops and creative walks putting people that never meet in the same room to explore unique angles and broaden your mind. → Network and connect with people through regular meet-ups in Brussels In social science, the social capital refers to the ability of individuals to secure benefits and devise solutions to issues by being part of social networks. We made it comms. Follow our page on LinkedIn and Instagram (@socialcapitalbe), join our community and stay tuned for the next occasion to gather 👋 Our events calendar is available here: https://lu.ma/socialcapitalbe Become a member here: https://social-capital.community/
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Presence & Recognition
Social Capital announced the Hidden Agenda event on Thursday, 17 September, 12.30pm at Midori Arts 56.
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Presence & Recognition
Social Capital announced the Comms Game Night event on Tuesday, 8 September, 7pm at LOFT featuring the Comms Collective and a night of games and good company.
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Presence & Recognition
Social Capital announced the Back to School event on Thursday, 24 September, 6.30pm at Galerie Bortier featuring The (Not Quite) Terrible Comms Networkers.
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Presence & Recognition
Social Capital / Terrible Comms Networkers are back on 24 September at Galerie Bortier in Brussels.
Reported by Filip S.