Join Ad Fed Fort Wayne at Sweetwater for an insightful workshop on conquering creative burnout featuring Christos "Stos" Devaris, Creative Director for Sweetwater. In this interactive session, Devaris will share evidence-based strategies to revitalize your creative process and reignite inspiration.

Creative professionals across all disciplines inevitably face periods of burnout - those frustrating times when ideas feel stagnant and motivation wanes. Drawing from his extensive experience leading creative teams at Sweetwater, Devaris offers practical solutions to help you:

• Identify early warning signs of burnout before it fully takes hold
• Implement sustainable work practices that preserve creative energy
• Develop personalized renewal rituals to overcome creative blocks
• Cultivate a supportive team environment that prevents collective burnout
• Transform pressure into productive creativity rather than paralysis

Leave with a personalized toolkit of techniques to maintain creative momentum and quality while protecting your well-being. Perfect for creative professionals, team leaders, and anyone looking to sustain their creative edge through challenging times.

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About Christos "Stos" Devaris

Christos "Stos" DeVaris is an accomplished creative director with a proven track record of building award-winning design teams. His leadership experience spans major cable networks, National Geographic Society, Syracuse University, and Sweetwater Sound.

A Syracuse University graduate with a BA in Media Arts, Christos began his career as color director for MTV's animated show Station Zero (1998), before freelancing with Nickelodeon, ESPN, and TVland.

His notable achievements include managing on-air marketing at Food Network, where he helped create their iconic circular logo, and serving as Creative Director of Brand and Design at National Geographic, overseeing major campaigns and exhibitions.

Christos brings deep expertise in branding strategy and comprehensive understanding of production processes across video, print, and digital media.