Imposter Syndrome and the Inner Critic: Creativity Compromised

Governors Jo DiSante & Lee Hollin (Television Executives), George Mooradian, ASC & Patrick Cady, ASC (Cinematographers), Megan Chao & Dawn Porter (Documentary Programming), and Nicole Demerse & Lynn Renee Maxcy (Writers), along with their Peer Group Executive Committees, invite members to:

Imposter Syndrome and the Inner Critic: Creativity Compromised

The creative industries, the very heart of global innovation and cultural dynamism, are grappling with a silent yet devastating challenge: Imposter Syndrome. This insidious condition, marked by relentless self-doubt and the haunting fear of being unmasked as a fraud, is wreaking havoc on professionals in fashion, design, architecture, advertising, film and television.

OS Collectives' enlightening new report, "Creativity in Crisis: The Hidden Cost of Imposter Syndrome & The Inner Critic" reveals the profound impact of this phenomenon and issues an urgent call to action. This groundbreaking report is the first of its kind, drawn from in-depth interviews with 60 industry leaders and founders, equally representing both male and female perspectives.

In this keynote presentation, OS Collectives Founders Ozlem Tuskan and Susan Walbrook will take you through their findings and real hidden cost of Imposter Syndrome on today's creative industries and talent.

Participants

• Ozlem Tuskan and Susan Walbrook, Founders, OS Collective

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