Following the success of the inaugural Digital Strategy Edition, the Development Edition of the Heavy Chef Quarterly Review will be released in Cape Town on 30 July 2015. The launch event will be headlined by the founders of the eminent, EskomSePush app as well as gaming guru and digital entrepreneur, Glenn Gillis (MD of animation and gaming development firm, Sea Monster).
Load-shedding alerts app, EskomSePush has propelled co-founders Herman Maritz and Dan Wells into the digital spotlight. On the 30 July, this innovative duo will share their experience of being part of South Africa’s digital groundswell. Web development is clearly more than 1’s, 0’s and technical specifications. Glenn Gillis will be sharing the secret to successful development projects.
Their presentations will be supplemented by the release of the Development Edition of Heavy Chef’s Quarterly Review magazine. This issue will zero in on e-commerce, collating the opinions and expertise of some of the most respected authorities in the industry, including Andrew Smith from Yuppiechef and Superbalist’s Luke Jedeikin.
About the release of this edition, WWC’s CEO Fred Roed commented: “The response to the launch of the Heavy Chef magazine has been outstanding. Feedback and input has poured in from a range of digital specialists and we’ve applied these insights to the design outlook and content style of the Development Edition. I’m excited to hear what our readers think of our second issue.”
The event will be held at the World Wide Creative studio in Cape Town at 62 Sir Lowry Road Woodstock (opposite the Good Hope Centre) at 18h00. Bookings have now opened and seats are limited, so click here to reserve yours.
