Inspired by Dante’s Inferno, guests (you as Dante) will explore a vivid journey through the path of creativity guided by Nick (aka Virgil). 2025 dates and location will be shared privately through the newsletter. May the odds, forever be in your favor.
Featured in Fox News, The Chicago Tribune, and Crain’s Chicago Business, Nick Brown, trained as an architect, is an expert on cross-industry community building and city activation. With his artwork at Porsche, Ogilvie Transportation Center, and private collections and his placemaking programs highlighting 1000 founders, executives, and influencers with brands, Nick is becoming a cultural icon bridging the opportunity gap between people and places. Contact nick@glappit.com
Nick turned Porsche into an art gallery for almost 400 guests to view and experience his latest artworks. Check out the facts, stats, and data on how Nick is turning spaces into places.
Named by Wired as “one of the world’s best technology conferences for media, creative and technology leaders, Nick spoke about intentionality. Other guests have included Marlon Wayans, Paris Hilton, Sheryl Sandberg, and Elon Musk.
From rapper Vic Mensa to social media influencer Corporate Erin, Nick spoke on a panel on how AI will impact millions of communities and businesses.
From the Chief Diversity Officer at The White House to NBC’s The Voice contestants, we bring people, brands and perspectives together in unusual spaces. Our signature platform is Glappitnova.
Nick turned a movie studio into an art gallery for hundreds of executives, leaders, founders, and influencers to view and experience his artwork during a random snowstorm.
From 2x Olympic bobsledder to world leading expert on internet virality, we partnered with Google highlighting diverse millennial leaders within our Glappitnova community.
From Meta’s Head of Marketing, 3 time Olympic Fencer, to Innovation Advisor at the City of Houston, these 30 minute conversations tackle issues from the workplace to personal identity within the Glappitnova community.
