Greyt Big Talk w/ Maya Madison

GREYT BIG TALK is a multi-disciplinary creative lecture & podcast series for inspiring artists and entrepreneurs.

Live Audience Podcast Recordings Feature:

• local culinary artisan breakfast and coffee,
• live music performances
• original art by local designers
• startup pitches for anything our community is making
• a short talk from a successful creative person
• all filmed to share with our community online.

Become a Member to register yourself and a guest for free, or wait for discounted FOMO Registration to open Monday, Nov 13 th at 9 am (interested in a feature, artisan maker space, company table space, or other placement within the program? email us at omg@thatsgreyt.com) Since our founding in January of 2015, we’ve hosted over 10,000 attendees in pop-up locations all over the city of Cleveland.

Thank You to our Employer Members - Brite Energy Innovators, Zorro Capital, and National Interstate Insurance to help connect artists and entrepreneurs in Ohio.

This program is made possible with additional support from Northish, Evergreen Podcasts, Edda Coffee Roasters, and our community of members.

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ABOUT THE SPEAKER: 

This Greyt Big Talk is dedicated to next-generation leadership for the Built Environment in Cleveland. 

Maya Madison is an architect at Robert P. Madison International, where she brings a unique perspective to her designs, emphasizing community and public service. A graduate of Syracuse University with a Bachelor of Architecture degree, Maya sees architecture as a vital art form crucial to human well-being. Hailing from Shaker Heights, she comes from a lineage of architects, including her great uncle, the first black architect in Ohio, and both her parents.

Maya has played key roles in designing performing arts centers, residential buildings, skyscrapers, airports, and more in only a decade as a practicing architect, a celebrated and accomplished young leader transforming the built environments of tomorrow. While she has worked on major developments, Maya finds her greatest fulfillment in collaborating with BIPOC developers, entrepreneurs, and underserved communities. She takes pride in creating spaces that empower and represent these communities, enhancing the cultural fabric of their surroundings.