PK has turned into a massive celebration, with events happening in hundreds of cities all around the globe, inspiring creative people worldwide. "Drawing its name from the Japanese term for the sound of "chit chat", it rests on a presentation format that is based on a simple idea: 20 images x 20 seconds. It's a format that makes presentations concise, and keeps things moving at a rapid pace." according to the PK website.
This Manchester launch event was an instant hit with an attendance in the hundreds. The organisers Andrew and Phil were justly rewarded for their efforts by the delighted response of the audience.
I had the pleasure for opening the event as anchor girl with a talk entitled: ”Success is built on your daily routines” followed my fellow PK presenters:
- Karl Southern (”Tale of the 5 monkeys”)
- David Taylor (”My favourite authors “)
- Sarah Harkness (”A day in the life”)
- Ivor Tymchak (”SatNav for the soul”)
- Bob Moss (”You have got to hand it to them”)
- Nikolay Piryankov (”Marketing on a shoestring”)
- Andy Clark (”My mo”)
- David Slack (”24:7 - Theatre heaven”)
- Rebecca Garland (Manchester based artist)
- Celebration (”Vocal chords”) and see also this link
Comments
Eilidh
What a great start to the Pecha Kucha programme last night - you obviously enjoyed the event and as a result I'm sure that everyone else enjoyed your input!
Some great messages across the board!
Well Done
Chris
02-Dec-2009 08:01 PM
Thanks so much for your superb contribution to Pecha Kucha last night. It was a great success and huge fun.
Best Wishes
Andrew
02-Dec-2009 08:31 PM
What a great evening - and v well done
you - the first PK speaker ever in Manchester!
Rachel
02-Dec-2009 08:37 PM
Hi Eilidh,
woohoo! I was at the PK last night and thought you were fab. I would have hated to go on straight after you.
I think we need a new group. Scottish people with funny names on Linkedin.
Let's Connect
Lorne
03-Dec-2009 10:50 AM
Thank you Eilidh,
It was so good to meet you – you were a phenomenal anchor!!
Sarah
03-Dec-2009 01:43 PM