Out&About: Eastwick's Social By Design; GAFFTA UP Festival

Posted by Tom Foremski - October 12, 2012

I popped into Eastwick Communications's stylish San Francisco office, (complete with white marble bathrooms and Italian lighting) for a panel organized to introduce Eastwick's SocialXDesign, a specialist consultancy founded by Giovanni Rodriguez (below left), Toby Chaudhuri (below right), and Eastwick CEO Barbara Bates.

(SocialxDesign Launches - PR Firms Move Into Business Consulting - SVW)

I also spoke with Peter Hirshberg (above), co-founder of GAFFTA about next week's UP (Urban Prototyping) street festival. It's on October 20 and it's a totally unique event. Unfortunately I will be in Dublin but you should definitely go.

More info here: UP: San Francisco Street Festival & Exposition - GAFFTA

Here are some more photos from the event.

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