The proclaimed ‘Harvard for Culture’ will be hosting the event this summer.

WORLDZ, a cultural marketing summit and community uniting the top global brands, startups and creators will be holding their second annual event in Los Angeles, California from the 31st of July to the 1st of August and you won’t believe the panel of entrepreneurs and marketing gurus who will be in attendance.

“Part of our mission at WORLDZ is to unite the top leaders from over 70 industries to maximize the learnings and takeaways our community can use to grow both personally and professionally,” said Roman Tsunder, CEO and Co-Founder of PTTOW! and WORLDZ. “We’re excited that cultural icons like Will.i.am will be joining us to not only be recognized for his business and philanthropic work, but also provide personal insights on how his failures and successes have brought him to where he is now.”

WORLDZ brings together the most influential minds and brands in the world from a Director to CEO level, allowing them unprecedented access to the world’s top cultural Masters. This year the event will have over 70 Masters including athlete and  sports journalist Diana Nyad, President of the Fox Networks Group Randy Freer, Olympic medalist and entrepreneur Shaun White, President of Billboard & The Hollywood Reporter John Amato, Polar Explorer Sebastian Copeland, CEO & Founder of GIRLBOSS Sophia Amoruso, Reddit Co-Founder Alexis Ohanian, Steve Clayton Chief Storyteller for Microsoft, CEO & President of United Nations Foundation Kathy Calvin and many more.

Additionally, the summit will be honouring philanthropist and entrepreneur Will.i.am with Titan Awards in recognition of his ongoing philanthropic endeavors, as well as his dedication to inspiring audiences through his own unique creative abilities and follow the previous winners including Quincy Jones, Tony Hawk, Kelly Slater, Shawn White and Kaskade.

You can register here for your entry to this melting pot which will hold a number of masterclasses, workshops and a huge expo. Click here to know more.