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In dieser Folge spreche ich mit Georg Feichtinger, Creative Head der Kommunikationsagentur DODO, über seinen Weg von der Kunstwelt in die Werbung und die Herausforderungen der Branche. Georg teilt seine Ansichten zur Bedeutung von kreativem Freiraum und den Prozess, gemeinsam mit seiner Partnerin Katharina Maun eine Agentur aufzubauen. Wir diskutieren, wie wichtig strategische Arbeit und Mut für den kreativen Prozess sind, die gesellschaftliche Verantwortung der Werbung und wie sich die Medienlandschaft verändert. Außerdem spricht Georg über die Relevanz von Respekt und guter Zusammenarbeit im Team, die zu besseren Ergebnissen führen. Infos zu Georg und DODO findet ihr auf Instagram: ⁠@georg.fei ; @we_are_dodo und der Website: www.dodo.wien Für Feedback, Wünsche oder Anderes findet ihr mich auf Instagram unter: ⁠⁠⁠@u.aydt⁠⁠⁠ oder ⁠⁠@gestatten.sie⁠⁠ oder auf meiner Website: ⁠⁠⁠www.ulrichaydt.com⁠⁠⁠ Danke an Mala für das Podcast-Cover (⁠@mala.kolumna⁠) und Belinda für das Produzieren des Jingles (⁠⁠⁠@Belinda Thaler⁠⁠⁠)

We have unlocked the full and unedited subscriber version of episode six which we released on September 26 for Premium subscribers of The Ken on The Ken's app and on Apple Podcasts. Now you can stream the full episode on Spotify, Amazon Music , Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts for free for a few weeks.Netflix is trying hard to crack the Indian market. Ever since the US streaming giant entered the country it has been hard at work to make an impact. And over the years they've learnt a thing or two about how the Indian streaming space functions.Netflix is also not shy about expressing how it sees India as its last growth market. Most of the other geographies it has saturated its reach to a large extent, but India has always been a pain point for it to get a leg up on. So much so, that the then CEO, Reed Hastings expressed his frustration about why they weren't able to crack India during an earnings call in 2022.But from then to now, Netflix has managed an interesting turnaround by climbing down the pricing ladder on its subscriptions in India, even as it raises its prices in North America, and throwing in a somewhat limited regional and diversified slate of shows into the mix.But Netflix is clear on one thing, it sees India as its last growth market and expects to add 100 million paying subscribers in the country. But for that to happen it has to put in a lot more work and now it faces the added pressure of competing with the merged entity of Jio Cinema and Disney+ Hotstar which would create a mammoth of a content library stacked with regional content, endless range of movies and prestige television,  and the massive distributional heft Jio brings to the table.All of this begs the question, given the situation, how seriously is Netflix looking at India as its last growth market?To discuss this, hosts Praveen Gopal Krishnan and Rohin Dharmakumar are joined by Kunj Sanghvi who is the Content and Creative Head at Kuku FM, and Nishad Kenkre, who presently is an Operating Partner at Verlinvest. Nishad has previously worked at Swiggy and was also Director and Head of Strategy at Disney.Welcome to episode 11 of Two by Two.Two by Two is also a newsletter, where every Friday a short storified version of the latest episode is sent out to subscribers for free. You can sign up for the Two by Two Newsletter here.(Listen to the free highlights only episode on Spotify, Amazon Music, YouTube or wherever you get your podcasts)Further reading:Netflix house will let you experience your favorite shows, movies in real lifeNetflix climbs down India's ladderFurther listening:Why couldn't Stripe become the Stripe of India?This episode of Two by Two was researched and produced by Hari Krishna. Rajiv CN, our resident sound engineer, mixed and mastered this episode.New episodes are released every Thursday. So follow the show wherever you get your podcasts, and tell us what you think of the show.

Netflix is trying hard to crack the Indian market. Ever since the US streaming giant entered the country it has been hard at work to make an impact. And over the years they've learnt a thing or two about how the Indian streaming space functions.Netflix is also not shy about expressing how it sees India as its last growth market. Most of the other geographies it has saturated its reach to a large extent, but India has always been a pain point for it to get a leg up on. So much so, that the then CEO, Reed Hastings expressed his frustration about why they weren't able to crack India during an earnings call in 2022.But from then to now, Netflix has managed an interesting turnaround by climbing down the pricing ladder on its subscriptions in India, even as it raises its prices in North America, and throwing in a somewhat limited regional and diversified slate of shows into the mix.But Netflix is clear on one thing, it sees India as its last growth market and expects to add 100 million paying subscribers in the country. But for that to happen it has to put in a lot more work and now it faces the added pressure of competing with the merged entity of Jio Cinema and Disney+ Hotstar which would create a mammoth of a content library stacked with regional content, endless range of movies and prestige television,  and the massive distributional heft Jio brings to the table.All of this begs the question, given the situation, how seriously is Netflix looking at India as its last growth market?To discuss this, hosts Praveen Gopal Krishnan and Rohin Dharmakumar are joined by Kunj Sanghvi who is the Content and Creative Head at Kuku FM, and Nishad Kenkre, who presently is an Operating Partner at Verlinvest. Nishad has previously worked at Swiggy and was also Director and Head of Strategy at Disney.Welcome to episode 11 of Two by Two.Two by Two is also a newsletter, where every Friday a short storified version of the latest episode is sent out to subscribers for free. You can sign up for the Two by Two Newsletter here.(Listen to the free highlights only episode on Spotify, Amazon Music, YouTube or wherever you get your podcasts)Further reading:>Netflix house will let you experience your favorite shows, movies in real life>Netflix climbs down India's ladderFurther listening:Why couldn't Stripe become the Stripe of India?This episode of Two by Two was researched and produced by Hari Krishna. Rajiv CN, our resident sound engineer, mixed and mastered this episode. This is a shorter version which highlights major some of the most interesting part of the close to 90 minute full episode available only to the Premium subscribers of The Ken and on Apple podcasts with a separate monthly subscription.New episodes are released every Thursday. So follow the show wherever you get your podcasts and tell us what you think of the show.

In Singapore's multicultural landscape, the decline in mother tongue usage is a growing concern, as noted by Education Minister Chan Chun Sing. Here comes Qrious Culture, supported by the Lee Kuan Yew Fund for Bilingualism, who addressed this by revitalizing bilingualism among the youth. The latest season features bilingual documentaries by storytellers like Priyanka Tamilarasan, who honors Bharatnatyam dancer Ambiga Krishnasamy, and Yusri "Shaggy" Sapari, who captures the voices of Singapore's heavy vehicle drivers; these films highlight the importance of preserving cultural and linguistic heritage. On Culture Club, Hongbin Jeong and Roshan Gidwani speaks to Priyanka, Content Creator & Creative Head of Sit Still, Look PRI- TEA, and Yusri "Shaggy" Sapari, Documentary Filmmaker, Paradise Pictures, to find out more.   Presented by: Hongbin Jeong and Roshan Gidwani Produced and Edited by: Alexandra Parada (alexparada@sph.com.sg) Want to get featured on our show? Drop me an email today!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Interview with Fede DamianiFede Damiani is a 25-year-old, Italian Bleach & vivids specialist.He/they have been in the industry for 10 years and moved to UK in 2019 intending to work at Not AnotherSalon. After they achieved it and stayed there for two years, Fede decided to go freelance and open up to new clients and the education business. During the last few years, Fede also became an official Pulpriot artist and Pulpriot UK educator, blonde solutions artist, B3 sponsored, and was featured in magazines like Creative Head and Hairdresser Journal.In January 2024, Fede opened a small new studio, becoming a salon owner. Their biggest dream is to incorporate a philosophy of "Freedom of Expression" in the global hair industry. Help other businesses to become more inclusive, not only with Gender neutral price lists and working easily with any type of hair ... but also with more accessibility for disabilities (hidden ones and not).Mental health, breaking stigmas and stereotypes are their favorite parts of being an Educator, creating “FHAIRY EDUCATION”. In 2023, Fede also won the " L'Oréal Colour Trophy- Moving Image Award" competition, becoming the first freelance stylist to win that category.Fede also loves the business and social media side of this industry, and since September has been able to reach a total of 1.3M accounts through their social media accounts with vivid and pastel colors and, probably, that incredible Italian/UK accent. Links: https://www.instagram.com/fededamians/ https://linktr.ee/fededamians News from TheTease.com:https://www.thetease.com/this-st-patricks-day-inspired-nail-art-tutorial-proves-that-green-is-the-new-black/ https://www.thetease.com/chris-appleton-is-schwarzkopfs-new-global-color-ambassador/ More from TheTease:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/readthetease/ (readthetease)Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/volumeupbythetease/ (volumeupbythetease)Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kellyehlers/ / (KellyEhlers)Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/eljeffreycraig/ (eljeffreycraig)Web: https://www.thetease.com (TheTease.com)Email: VolumeUp@TheTease.comCredits: Volume Up is a Tease Media production. This episode was produced by Monica Hickey and Madeline Hickey. Brian Daly is our editor and audio engineer. Thank you to our creative team for putting together the graphics for this episode.Thank you to the team who helped create our theme song. Show them some love and check out their other work!Josh Landowski https://www.instagram.com/josh_landowski/This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Chartable -...

Episode 56 - Pivoting in the Face of Entrepreneurship with Hani Anis, the founder of Kahani Digital and the founder and Creative Head of Anis Collections, a luxury South Asian bridal boutique. Disclaimer: Please note that all information and content on the UK Health Radio Network, all its radio broadcasts and podcasts are provided by the authors, producers, presenters and companies themselves and is only intended as additional information to your general knowledge. As a service to our listeners/readers our programs/content are for general information and entertainment only.  The UK Health Radio Network does not recommend, endorse, or object to the views, products or topics expressed or discussed by show hosts or their guests, authors and interviewees.  We suggest you always consult with your own professional – personal, medical, financial or legal advisor. So please do not delay or disregard any professional – personal, medical, financial or legal advice received due to something you have heard or read on the UK Health Radio Network.

Discover the incredible journey of Rajashrie Sharma, a seasoned voice artist and dubbing director with over 25 years of creative expertise in the Indian dubbing industry. Join us on this episode as we delve into her remarkable career, from childhood beginnings to becoming a legendary voice artiste and founding partner & creative Head at AudioMagick Career Highlights:Early Beginnings: Started as a child artist when Binaca transformed into Cibaca.Iconic Ad Voice: Known as the voice behind the famous Surf Excel Ad with the memorable line, "Dhoondte Reh Jaoge."Film Journey: Worked on iconic films like Jurassic Park-1, Inception, and Terminator Genesys, lending her voice to characters from Tim to Ellen Page and Emilia Clarke.Social Impact: Voiced for the acclaimed UNICEF project "Meena" to advocate for saving the girl child.Animation World: Provided the voices for "Dora" on Nickelodeon and "Buttercup" in Powerpuff Girls by Warner Brothers. Audiomagick and Beyond:As one of the founding partners and Creative Head at AudioMagick, Rajashrie continues to shape the audio landscape with her passion for storytelling and unmatched expertise in dubbing.Don't miss this exclusive episode where Rajashrie Sharma shares her experiences, insights, and the art of dubbing. Subscribe now for a journey through the captivating world of voice artistry! #DubbingExpert #AudioMagick #VoiceArtistry #PodcastInterview #DubbingDirector #IndianDubbingIndustry Join us in celebrating the legacy of Rajashrie Sharma and her contributions to the world of dubbing. Hit subscribe for a front-row seat to this extraordinary episode!

Ken Ralston (born 1954) is an American visual effects artist, currently the Visual Effect Supervisor and Creative Head at Sony Pictures Imageworks. Ralston began his career at the commercial animation and visual effects company, Cascade Pictures in Hollywood, where he worked on over 150 advertising campaigns in the early 1970s. In 1976, he was hired at Industrial Light & Magic by Dennis Muren to help George Lucas create the effects for Star Wars. He remained at ILM for 20 years before joining Sony Pictures Imageworks as president. Ralston is best known for his work in the films of Robert Zemeckis. Ralston has won five Academy Award for Best Visual Effects, including a Special Achievement Oscar for the visual effects in Return of the Jedi (1983), and regular awards for his work on Cocoon (1985), Who Framed Roger Rabbit (1988), Death Becomes Her (1992) and Forrest Gump (1994). He was nominated three more times for Dragonslayer (1981), Back to the Future Part II (1989) and Alice in Wonderland (2010). --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/amuse/support

In this episode of Saving With Steve, host Steve Sexton is joined by Hani Anis, the Founder of Kahani Digital and the Founder and Creative Head of Anis Collections, a luxury South Asian bridal boutique, to discuss pivoting in the face of entrepreneurship.   Learn more about the show at www.SavingWithSteve.us

Danielle and Chris discuss the impact designing at scale will have on ROI.Register here for our upcoming webinar, ‘AI in Design Systems' on June 28th, 1 pm (ET) and 10 am (PT).GuestDanielle MacDonald is a design leader and self-proclaimed design systems geek, with over 15 years of experience in managing digital design from concept to launch. She has a focus on creating digital experiences that strive to meet user needs. Danielle knows how to work within constraints to solve an experience challenge and how to push beyond them. Danielle currently resides in New England with her husband and three daughters. When she isn't thinking about digital experiences you can find her at a hockey rink, soccer field, lacrosse field or enjoying the beach.HostChris Strahl is co-founder and CEO of Knapsack, host of @TheDSPod, DnD DM, and occasional river guide. You can find Chris on Twitter as @chrisstrahl and on LinkedIn.Sponsored by Knapsack, the design system platform that brings teams together. Learn more at knapsack.cloud.

Fashion brands refer to companies that design, manufacture, and sell clothing, footwear, and accessories. Building a fashion brand requires a combination of creativity, business acumen, and hard work. In today's episode, Arjan Dugal the CEO of fashion brands Arjan Dugal and Simran Dugal talks about creating and handling fashion brands. He also talks about entrepreneurship and his own journey. 00:32- About Arjan Dugal Arjan is the CEO and creative head of Arjan Dugal and Simran Dugal. He is an accomplished fashion designer and expert marketer from New Delhi. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tbcy/support

For this episode, number 69 I spoke with ILM and Sony Picture Imageworks legend Ken Ralston. Ken started on VFX in advertising, then in 1976 he was employed to work on a little film called Star Wars. He remained at ILM for 20 years having worked on Star Wars, Star Trek, Dragon Slayer, Back to the Future, I mean the list is huge. He then went on to work as Visual Effect Supervisor and Creative Head at Sony Pictures Imageworks. He's won five academy awards during his career. If you know who Ken is, you'll love this conversation. If you don't know who Ken is, firstly WHY? But secondly, you'll definitely know his work.He of course recently featured in the Disney+ Lawrence Kasdan documentary series Light and Magic. But as ever I am keen to dig a little deeper. I hope you enjoy our conversation.Filmumentaries Merch!Support the Podcast on Patreon

Today I sit down with Hani Anis, Founder and Creative Head of Anis Collections, a luxury South Asian bridal boutique and the Founder + CEO of Kahani Digital, a social media agency designed to tell the story of South Asian owned or founded small businesses. Hani and I have so much in common, two WOC who started off in the safe route, for her investment banking. But over time she knew she had a calling to pursue entrepreneurship and through networking with the right people, s/o to you Natalie Barbu, she knew she was meant to follow her passions and ditch the corporate life too. Hani shares how she started Anis Collections in college and how working as a freelancer in social media, much like myself, led her to running two very different companies + figuring it all out as she goes. We talk the ever elusive, balance, building a team, growth + being true to you at all times. I hope you love this convo as much as I do and if you're considering following your own path, take this as a nudge to just go for it, we're always here to help! If you enjoyed this episode, please leave a rating and review, screenshot and share on stories as you're listening and tag us so we can repost! Thank you to our sponsor, Anchor! If you want to start your own podcast for FREE download the Anchor app or go to Anchor.fm today Let's Connect! Hani's Instagram Anis Collections | Shop Anis Collections Kahani Digital | Work with Kahani Digital My Instagram | Tik Tok My convo with Yasmin on Law School Life + Big Law The Let's Get Candid Podcast Instagram Geneva Kayla Morán Blog Konecta Social | Work With Konecta Social Pinterest Facebook --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kaylaaamorann/support

This week, on Voices For Local, we have Mandavi Kanchan, the Founder and Creative Head of Bruijn on the show. Bruijn offers nourishing, gourmet delights which are modern interpretations of classic dried fruits & nuts. Mandavi tells Monisha more about growing up around her family's homegrown small business, her key learnings like perseverance, adapting her father's traditional sweet treats for Bruijn, getting inspired by global cuisine such as Iran's ranginak while supporting local farmers, and the impact of sociopolitical and environmental issues on business. Check Bruijn out at bruijn.in, and follow their journey on Instagram @bruijn.in. And to keep up with Monisha Singh Katial, follow her on Instagram @monishasinghkatial. We would love to hear from you and your recommendations for homegrown brands that you think we should feature on our lineup of Voices For Local, so reach out to us @voicesforlocal on Instagram. CREDITS: Host: Monisha Singh Katial (Twitter & Instagram) This is a Maed in India production. Audio Engineer: Kartik Kulkarni Audio Editor: Aditya Arya Creative Director: Mae Mariyam Thomas Project Manager: Shaun Fanthome Producer: Husein Haveliwala

Part 2 of Eoin's chat with Conor James Doyle (@conorjmd).Conor was diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes at the age of 18, just before starting his incredible road to success within the hairdressing and beauty industry. Conor is a Consultant, Educator and Content creator within the hair industry. In 2019 Conor James Education ( linktr.ee/conorjmd ) was born, and has facilitated the up-skilling and education of thousands of industry professionals since. As Conor says himself, he always “had a constant need to understand the finer details within his craft”, and that's something that he applies to his education today. He set a goal to create education that is more than just 'copy and paste' techniques, but to offer a deeper understanding into the decisions made as colourists. Conor has won L'Oréal young colourist, Ladies Colour Trophy, International young colourist, he was nominated as best ‘Beauty Influencer' as he shares incredible insight, experience and advice to his now 85K+ Instagram followers & 70K+ Tiktok followers (@conorjmd). Conor's work has been featured internationally across magazines and platforms including Modern Salon, Ahead Hair Media, Creative Head, Behind The Chair, Hairpainters, Hairbrained official and many many more. He has also educated for platforms including L'Oreal, Redken and HairdressingLive. There are few things Conor hasn't done within his industry, and it's no surprise he's at the top of his field ( linktr.ee/conorjmd ).As always, be sure to rate, comment, subscribe and share. Your interaction and feedback really helps the podcast. The more Diabetics that we reach, the bigger impact we can make!Questions & Stories for the Podcast?:theinsuleoinpodcast@gmail.comConnect, Learn & Work with Eoin:https://linktr.ee/insuleoin Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week's episode Eoin chats with Conor James Doyle (@conorjmd).Conor was diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes at the age of 18, just before starting his incredible road to success within the hairdressing and beauty industry. Conor is a Consultant, Educator and Content creator within the hair industry. In 2019 Conor James Education ( linktr.ee/conorjmd ) was born, and has facilitated the up-skilling and education of thousands of industry professionals since. As Conor says himself, he always “had a constant need to understand the finer details within his craft”, and that's something that he applies to his education today. He set a goal to create education that is more than just 'copy and paste' techniques, but to offer a deeper understanding into the decisions made as colourists. Conor has won L'Oréal young colourist, Ladies Colour Trophy, International young colourist, he was nominated as best ‘Beauty Influencer' as he shares incredible insight, experience and advice to his now 85K+ Instagram followers & 70K+ Tiktok followers (@conorjmd). Conor's work has been featured internationally across magazines and platforms including Modern Salon, Ahead Hair Media, Creative Head, Behind The Chair, Hairpainters, Hairbrained official and many many more. He has also educated for platforms including L'Oreal, Redken and HairdressingLive. There are few things Conor hasn't done within his industry, and it's no surprise he's at the top of his field ( linktr.ee/conorjmd ).As always, be sure to rate, comment, subscribe and share. Your interaction and feedback really helps the podcast. The more Diabetics that we reach, the bigger impact we can make!Questions & Stories for the Podcast?:theinsuleoinpodcast@gmail.comConnect, Learn & Work with Eoin:https://linktr.ee/insuleoin Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this episode, Monisha chats with Tanvi Agarwal, the Founder and Creative Head at House of Ekam, that curates a catalogue of one of a kind, handcrafted home furnishings & decor directly sourced directly from artisans across India. Tanvi tells us about how her father instilled the importance of financial independence in her, on her sourcing experiences travelling across the country, encouraging the value of handmade products in India's price sensitive market, the journey of taking her products international, the importance of celebrities supporting local brands, and a lesson she learnt the hard way. To check out House of Ekam's work, log onto their website www.houseofekam.com, and follow their journey on Instagram @houseofekam. And to keep up with Monisha Singh Katial, follow her on Instagram @monishasinghkatial. We would love to hear from you and your recommendations for homegrown brands that you think we should feature on our lineup of Voices For Local, so reach out to us @voicesforlocal on Instagram. CREDITS: Host: Monisha Singh Katial (Twitter & Instagram) This is a Maed in India production. Audio Engineer: Kartik Kulkarni Audio Editor: Aditya Arya Creative Director: Mae Mariyam Thomas Project Manager: Shaun Fanthome Producer: Husein Haveliwala

Learn how to transition your AR skills and experience into an AR business. Our host, Lianne Baron talks with AR creators Kavin Kumar and Bianca Garutti to explore how they took the leap from AR freelancing to collaborating and consulting with agencies and brands.Advance your career as an AR professional, explore additional AR learning courses, workshops and certification programs available through the Spark AR Curriculum.Follow our Podcast and ask Lianne a question at @Itsliannebaron on Instagram. Guest bios:Kavin Kumar is the Founder & Creative Head at RBKavin Studio, a Social XR Studio that develops gamified Social AR and Web XR experiences for Brands. He has developed more than 50 branded AR effects and has worked with top brands and agencies around the globe.  @Rbkavin on Instagram.Bianca Garutti is the founder of Bianca Garutti Studio in Brazil - she has worked as an AR Creator for the last three years and has had the opportunity to work with clients such Meta, Samsung and KitKat. @biancagarutti on Instagram.

In this episode of Obehi podcast, Eyitayo Adeleke talks about How College students can unlock growth in personal life, career and business. Eyitayo is a poultry farmer and rabbit breeder. As an agripreneur, he is the Creative Head at Eyitayo Chicken Hub & Eyitayo Rabbit World. ____________________________ For more about Obehi Podcast, visit our YouTube channel - ObehiPodcast. Check out also our official website Obehiewanfoh.com. Join our Content Membership for content creation strategy and digital entrepreneurship --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/obehi-podcast/message

Te doy la bienvenida a Marketing Hack Show, en este episodio invitamos a Abraham Quintana el Creative Head en Rock The Agency. En este episodio hablamos de la campaña ''Hay redes que no se caen''  una campaña que fue el día que se cayeron todas las redes sociales 04/10/2021 y ellos lanzaron una campaña a tan solo 12 horas de este acontecimiento. Hablamos de cómo con agilidad y velocidad trabajaron esta campaña en tiempo record en conjunto con Tecate, la planeación que tuvieron, el impacto en la comunidad y sus resultados. ¡Gracias por escuchar este episodio!

Our guest this week on the Absolutely Write podcast is Daisy Tanwani, Founder, CEO and Creative Head of Pinklay. Being an avid traveller, Daisy realized that the best Indian handicrafts were being exported, and not easily available to Indians. With a mission to revive the unparalleled aesthetic of the Indian artisanal work, and make it accessible to Indians, Daisy decided to pursue her dream of starting Pinklay in December 2015.  Her passion for creating and building, her love for animals, and her grit to acknowledge her strengths as a woman leader, resonates with her brand. She believes, as a woman, one is wired differently. But different doesn't mean inadequate. Through Pinklay, she wants to urge women to stay connected with their gender and lead. Daisy's mantra for an impact-making life is “To laugh often and much, to win the respect of intelligent people, and the affection of children...to leave the world a better place...to know even one life has breathed easier because you have lived; this is to have succeeded.” Daisy believes that one must trust oneself with their dreams, for castles are not built overnight. Aditi analyses Daisy's handwriting and talks about some interesting aspects of her personality including what makes her a successful entrepreneur. Daisy shares some behind-the-scenes stories of her life and what makes her a fierce and independent leader. She shares some brilliant takeaways and learnings which would change your perspective on funding and taking risks. Keep a notepad handy to make notes.  Tune in to this engaging episode on Apple podcast, Spotify, JioSaavn, Amazon Music or any other major audio platform across the globe.

We still can't believe that our second ADHDAF guest is the one and only Sophia Hilton!The owner of the Not Another Brand has completely disrupted the industry in the last 6 years. Starting with the most talked about salon, Not Another Salon. She then went on to open 3 more companies, including an the biggest selling in-person academy in the UK, a social media consultancy company and retail. Recently, her Not Another Online learning Platform has over 4000 students across 52 countries worldwide and is now being translated into 5 languages.Sophia has a whopping 13 business awards putting her in the hall of fame at the Creative Head awards meaning she can no longer enter! That goes alongside a futher 4 awards in hairdressing  and colour and at the British Hairdressing awards and Creative Head.Sophia was diagnosed this year, aged 34.  Like us, Sophia is just a few months in to discovering her Neurodivergence. We begin this Episode backwards with 'the most ADHD thing we've done this week', as a disclaimer for the sound quality. WE ACCIDENTALLY DIDN'T RECORD THE EPISODE! (MORTIFYING!!!) Thankfully @theshibuiproject was recording, or else we would have lost this incredible interview all together! We are so grateful to Sophia for giving us her time (particularly so early on in our Podcasting journey) and for using her very influential voice for the cause.  THANK YOU SOPHIA! Sophia's words are insightful, emotional and inspiring, thank God the other team pressed record! :) This 'blether' is three ladies in their thirties riding the ADHD late diagnosis rollercoaster together, come and join the ride! Sophia Hilton: @hiltonsophia Not Another Salon: @notanothersalonNot Another Academy: @notanotheracademyhttps://www.notanothersalon.com/*TRIGGER WARNING* We explore some sensitive topics which some listeners may find distressing including: Anxiety, Depression, Financial Struggles, Lockdown, ADHD Medication, Relationship and Motherhood StrugglesSupport the show

Hani Anis is the Founder and Creative Head of Anis Collections, along with being the Founder of Kahani Digital. She founded Anis Collections, a luxury South Asian bridal boutique that helps brides, grooms, bridesmaids and groomsmen find their dream outfit for their big day. Once she realized her passion for working with small businesses and came to terms that there really aren't any digital marketing agencies out there catered specifically to the South Asian demographic, she quit her corporate job and launched Kahani Digital. In this episode you will learn about how: If you think you're doing it wrong, keep going. If you keep going, you could pull this (business) into a different opportunity. Being too nice influenced her business decisions, and it's not necessarily right. Hani manages two businesses simultaneously. She got the sales before launching a website/branding. It's important to delegate better. The three myth of entrepreneurship To get advice from someone who is successfully doing what you're doing The information on the internet only takes you so far. What it means to be a wild woman: Just going with your gut and making decisions that make you feel passionate about what you're doing. Mentions: Episode 119 with Tai Goodwin Ownr Contracts Market Got a minute? Would love a review! Click here, scroll to the bottom, tap, and give me 5-stars. Then select "Write a Review." Make sure to highlight your favorite bits. Subscribe to level up your business Subscribe here. ------------- Connect with Hani Anis @kahani.digital Guide to Digital Marketing Connect with Renée Warren The WILD Collective @renee_warren @we.wild.women www.wewildwomen.com  

Today we have a sparkling episode lined up for you with a renowned jewellery designer who creates magnificent fine jewellery - Anuj Shah, founder and creative head of the House of Umrao. Adorned by fabulous women worldwide such as Michelle Obama, Julia Roberts, Oprah Winfrey and more, Jewels by Umrao created by Anuj adds a modern touch to Umrao's traditional craft which can be seen in all the pieces that are created with latest cutting-edge technologies to produce innovative and fresh designs that stand the test of time. Anuj is also passionate about paintings, art and antiques which are often translated into his designs. Carrying forward the illustrious legacy of his forbearers, Anuj is here to share with us his journey and help us up our jewellery game with the latest trends in this space.

Hani Anis is the Founder and Creative Head of Anis Collections, along with being the Founder of Kahani Digital. Pursuing both her entrepreneurial instincts, along with her passion, Hani founded Anis Collections, a luxury South Asian bridal boutique that helps brides, grooms, bridesmaids, and groomsmen find their dream outfits for their big day, during her senior year of college at Towson University. Post-grad she went the traditional route working in Investment Banking before her path took a few sharp turns working with an influencer and starting her own freelance digital marketing business. Once she realized her passion for working with small businesses and came to terms that there really aren't any digital marketing agencies out there catered specifically to the South Asian demographic, she quit her job and launched Kahani Digital. Now, Hani has built an agency that champions South Asian brands and entrepreneurs, and places support for her South Asian community and cultural awareness at the forefront of all of her work - both personal and professional. Kahani means to tell a story and that is exactly what she believes in doing for your brand through social media and digital marketing! Hope you all learn from Hani and are left feeling just as inspired as I was! Check out Kahani Digital & Anis Collections --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/girlwegottatalkpodcast/support

Hani Anis is the Founder and Creative Head of Anis Collections, along with being the Founder of Kahani Digital. Pursuing both her entrepreneurial instincts, along with her passion, Hani founded Anis Collections, a luxury South Asian bridal boutique that helps brides, grooms, bridesmaids, and groomsmen find their dream outfits for their big day, during her senior year of college at Towson University. Post-grad she went the traditional route working in Investment Banking before her path took a few sharp turns working with an influencer and starting her own freelance digital marketing business. Once she realized her passion for working with small businesses and came to terms that there really aren't any digital marketing agencies out there catered specifically to the South Asian demographic, she quit her job and launched Kahani Digital.Now, Hani has built an agency that champions South Asian brands and entrepreneurs, and places support for her South Asian community and cultural awareness at the forefront of all of her work - both personal and professional.Kahani means to tell a story and that is exactly what she believes in doing for your brand through social media and digital marketing! Hope you all learn from Hani and are left feeling just as inspired as I was!Check out Kahani Digital & Anis Collections--- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/girlwegottatalkpodcast/support

Hani Anis is the Founder and Creative Head of Anis Collections, along with being the Founder of Kahani Digital. Pursuing both her entrepreneurial instincts, along with her passion, Hani founded Anis Collections, a luxury South Asian bridal boutique that helps brides, grooms, bridesmaids, and groomsmen find their dream outfits for their big day, during her senior year of college at Towson University. Post-grad she went the traditional route working in Investment Banking before her path took a few sharp turns working with an influencer and starting her own freelance digital marketing business. Once she realized her passion for working with small businesses and came to terms that there really aren't any digital marketing agencies out there catered specifically to the South Asian demographic, she quit her job and launched Kahani Digital.Now, Hani has built an agency that champions South Asian brands and entrepreneurs, and places support for her South Asian community and cultural awareness at the forefront of all of her work - both personal and professional.Kahani means to tell a story and that is exactly what she believes in doing for your brand through social media and digital marketing! Hope you all learn from Hani and are left feeling just as inspired as I was!Check out Kahani Digital & Anis Collections--- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/girlwegottatalkpodcast/support

Hani Anis is the Founder and Creative Head of Anis Collections, along with being the Founder of Kahani Digital. Pursuing both her entrepreneurial instincts, along with her passion, Hani founded Anis Collections, a luxury South Asian bridal boutique that helps brides, grooms, bridesmaids, and groomsmen find their dream outfits for their big day, during her senior year of college at Towson University. Post-grad she went the traditional route working in Investment Banking before her path took a few sharp turns working with an influencer and starting her own freelance digital marketing business. Once she realized her passion for working with small businesses and came to terms that there really aren't any digital marketing agencies out there catered specifically to the South Asian demographic, she quit her job and launched Kahani Digital.Now, Hani has built an agency that champions South Asian brands and entrepreneurs, and places support for her South Asian community and cultural awareness at the forefront of all of her work - both personal and professional.Kahani means to tell a story and that is exactly what she believes in doing for your brand through social media and digital marketing! Hope you all learn from Hani and are left feeling just as inspired as I was!Check out Kahani Digital & Anis Collections--- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/girlwegottatalkpodcast/support

Hani Anis is the Founder and Creative Head of Anis Collections, along with being the Founder of Kahani Digital. Pursuing both her entrepreneurial instincts, along with her passion, Hani founded Anis Collections, a luxury South Asian bridal boutique that helps brides, grooms, bridesmaids, and groomsmen find their dream outfits for their big day, during her senior year of college at Towson University. Post-grad she went the traditional route working in Investment Banking before her path took a few sharp turns working with an influencer and starting her own freelance digital marketing business. Once she realized her passion for working with small businesses and came to terms that there really aren't any digital marketing agencies out there catered specifically to the South Asian demographic, she quit her job and launched Kahani Digital.Now, Hani has built an agency that champions South Asian brands and entrepreneurs, and places support for her South Asian community and cultural awareness at the forefront of all of her work - both personal and professional.Kahani means to tell a story and that is exactly what she believes in doing for your brand through social media and digital marketing! Hope you all learn from Hani and are left feeling just as inspired as I was!Check out Kahani Digital & Anis Collections--- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/girlwegottatalkpodcast/support

Dr Ateh Jewel is a multi award winning journalist, producer, director, influencer and diversity advocate. She has been in the industry for 20 years specialising in beauty, social commentary and campaigning for more diversity in the beauty industry. She has written for titles such as Vogue, Sunday Times Style, Financial Times, Guardian, Telegraph, Daily Mail, Observer, Allure, Red Magazine, Marie Claire (columnist), Grazia (columnist), Boots Health and Beauty Magazine (columnist), Get the Gloss, Elle, Harper's Bazaar, Good Housekeeping and Glamour to name a few. She was also awarded the CEW 2020 Achiever Award to honour her diversity work for the past 20 years in the beauty industry. Ateh is a well respected beauty and diversity expert. She is on the advisory board for the British Beauty Council. She also appears on panels, consulting, lecturing and judging for CEW, Stylist Live, Red Smart Women Week, Creative Head, P&G, Unilever, Coty and Adwoa Aboah's GURLS TALK X REVLON and GURLS TALK X NIKE events. Her award winning blog, jeweltonesbeauty.com, is aimed at men and women with darker skin tones and she is developing her own range of foundation and colour cosmetics for POC. She also hosts her Instagram Live show Wednesday Chat Club, whose guests have included Ruby Hammer, MAC's Terry Barber and Nichola Joss. She studied History at Bristol university and was awarded ad honorary doctorate by Solent University last year. Ateh is particularly interested in the history of beauty and Beauty's ability to reflect our cultural values. Ateh is also mother to beautiful twin girls who regularly feature on her social media. She lives in the Cotswolds with her family. We can't wait to see what you think of this episode!  [This is a Monday Network production] Follow Ateh on Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/atehjewel Follow Kirsty on Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/kirstyraynor Follow Mindset + Me Podcast on Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/mindseetandmepodcast Follow Monday Network on Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/monday_network

En este capítulo nos acompaña Roberto Báez, CCO en Headline PR&Comms y Abraham Quintana, Creative Head en Rock The Agency, que junto a Hans Hatch nos hablan acerca de la creatividad hoy en día, analizan si realmente estamos siendo creativos, si estamos generando nuevas ideas o lo hacemos a partir de los formatos ya existentes y solo replicamos las tendencias del momento.

In this episode I speak with Tara Mckenty, Creative Head for Google in the Asia Pacific Region. Tara is an absolute creative powerhouse!We unpack why the best creative ideas come from really understanding the audience you're creating for on a deep level. Tara brings to life some of her best ideas that have earned her some of the most prestigious accolades in the advertising industry from Cannes Gold Lions , D&AD Pencils, Clios and Effies. I can't wait for you to hear the story about Penny the Pirate and how Tara has managed to brilliantly combine ideas for Google with dog food and also The Wiggles.We also dive into her creative process, what it's like being a creative working at Google and the powerful initiative called Rare that Tara has created with her 20% Google time.Rare is a global program that provides equitable opportunities for underrepresented creatives to thrive at every stage of their career.You can find more info about Rare (and Tara) herehttps://rare.withgoogle.com/And you can find me, Nicole Velik here www.theideasbodega.com.au

Michael Cruz, Partner at Summer Friday and Creative Head,  joins the podcast to discuss why he credits his agency's unprecedented success as a startup during COVID to its innovative employee culture. His previous agency, DRUM, closed suddenly in April of 2020, leaving nearly 80 people without jobs and many clients with lost retainers. Summer Friday was born out of the ashes of DRUM and, in just one month, saved ex-employees from financial devastation while ensuring DRUM's clients got what they paid for. Michael talks about the responsibility of employers to grow their employees and how he is approaching company culture differently at Summer Friday.

Simon has a well-deserved reputation as a broadcast ‘all-rounder'. His television career started at the Daily Mirror as the paper's youngest ever television critic. He then joined LIVE TV as a presenter fronting the daily show Live With London as well as the Breakfast Show alongside Claudia Winkleman. He was the roving reporter on the Saturday night National Lottery Show, before joining the BBC's City Hospital presenting team. After presenting shows for several major broadcasters he joined the production team of the BAFTA award-winning So Graham Norton before producing V Graham Norton, which won a NTV Award. He then joined Talkback as Head of Comedy Entertainment and has held executive television roles at Fremantle, RDF and back at the BBC where he was the Creative Head of Comedy and Head of Comedy North. Simon is also an expert in digital media after a stint as Social Content Director for The Stylist Group. More recently he was Head of Original Programming and Content for Africa Media Works' Yanga TV, winning the channel a Screen Nation Award in 2019 for Favourite Black Broadcaster.Simon has given talks at Google, You Tube and Guardian Panels about content creation. He is also a regular contributor on Talk Radio and BBC Radio London where he discusses news, current affairs and pop culture. Finally, he is the co-founder of KidRated – a website where children review family days out and attractions.Happy listening :)Steve - @offkeysteve#TV #podcast #balancingacts #simonlondon #stevewhiteley #comedy #BBC #production Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/balancing-acts. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Brand Called you is delighted to have Sajid Chougle on the show today. Sajid is the Creative Head of Luma World, a gaming organization. In his own words, he is an adventurer. Sajid loves engaging in activities like Bungee Jumping, Mountain climbing, and a lot more! Sajid, who is in conversation with our host Ashutosh Garg, talks about his professional life and his unique gaming company Luma World. An organization established two years ago, Luma World is the brainchild of 4 individuals catering to the education of children. Sajid describes Luma World as an Experience Design Company. Their goal was to make education more engaging from a child's point of view. Sajid explains that they use flashcards, board games, and picture books to enhance the child's understanding. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tbcy/support

Diese Woche in der Zukunft: Eine große Rolle aus Holz liegt in einem ungenutzten Zwischenraum der Stadt, begehbar, bunt angestrichen, begrüntes Dach. Drinnen ein Lebensmittelmarkt ohne Personal – und doch haben die Kundinnen und Kunden hoch emotionale Erlebnisse in TEO, so der Name des Markts. Ist das die Zukunft des Einzelhandels? Jedenfalls reagieren die Menschen, sorgen sich um ihren TEO, erläutern sich gegenseitig die Funktionsweise. Ein Traum für Marketeers. Technisch auf ersten Blick Konzepten wie Amazon GO vergleichbar und doch völlig anders in der Wirkung. Wie ein solch emotionaler Ort entsteht, wie es gelingt, Kontakt zu den Menschen aufzunehmen, wie die Bindung zum urbanen Raum wächst und was genau daran Zukunft ist, darüber spricht Michael Carl mit https://designforhumannature.de/ (Arne Schultchen), Gründer und Creative Head des Hamburger Design-Labors „design for human nature“. In seiner Werkstatt ist das Projekt ganz handfest gewachsen. Dazu einige Überlegungen zur Zukunft des Handels. Während die Perspektiven des stationären Handels stark mit der Diskussion um die Stadt der Zukunft unter Corona-Bedingungen verknüpft sind, werden die Aussichten des Online-Handels eher von logistischen Entwicklungen bestimmt. Die Stadt der Zukunft wird weit stärker als heute geprägt sein von resilienten Quartieren. Faustregel: Je seltener ich mein Quartier im Alltag verlassen muss oder will, desto resilienter ist es, damit krisenfester, lebenswerter, stabiler. Die Stadt der Zukunft wird ebenfalls von einer veränderten Mobilität geprägt sein. Weniger Autos, jedenfalls weniger private Autos, weniger parkende Autos – und die Erfahrung zeigt: Gerade die Entwicklung einer anderen Mobilität hebt die Umsätze und Nutzungsfrequenz des stationären Handels. Der Schlüssel zu einer zukunftsfähigen Aufstellung liegt ein einer intelligenten Kombination stationären und digitaler Angebote. Diese wird durch autonom fahrende Lieferroboter stark vorangetrieben, gerade für kleine und eigenständige Händler für die Logistik im Nahbereich. Die Entwicklung dieser Roboter beschleunigt sich aktuell erheblich. Dahinter liegt das Grundthema des Handels: Das Maß des Vertrauens, das Kund:innen in den Anbieter legen, bestimmt, in welchem Umfang sie mit ihm ihre persönlichen Daten teilen. Damit ermöglichen sie es dem Handel in Echtzeit zu lernen und vorauseilend zu handeln – die beiden Grundtugenden des Handels der Zukunft. Der Gast dieser Woche:https://designforhumannature.de/ (Arne Schultchen, Founder + Creative Head, design for human nature, Hamburg)

Soni Somarajan says he has lived two different lives in a single lifetime. The first part is all memory and the second part is the world today. And he fears he might lose the first due to the enormity of the second. Because for the last 30 years, Soni has borne the brunt of a progressive neuromuscular disorder. Two thirds of the time, he has to make do with a permanent sidekick - a wheelchair. It's almost as if he has accessed a parallel world. In his seminal poem "Dream Selfie", he says - The next morning, all of it comes back to me, as always. I'm running; wish I knew where. The grass is spangled dew, light twitches, ripe lemon. At the far end, the earth nosedives. What's beyond I can't see. With these muscles I'm pleased — smooth, speedy. I accelerate at will. No acid build, just the kick of fleeting feet. I almost fly. Wait. I can't catch up — whispers my wheelchair. Soni Somarajan is a poet, copywriter, editor and content consultant. His poetry and writings have featured in several anthologies, magazines and journals. An alumnus of the University of Iowa's IWP Advanced Poetry Summit 2013, Soni is the Creative Head of The Quarantine Train, a poetry collective, and he lives in Thiruvananthapuram in Kerala. His book of peerless poems "First Contact" is a continuing bestseller. Welcome to Red River Sessions, which is presented by Uncut Poetry, where we talk to published poets, about their poetry, their craft and what haunts them. It is brought to you by Red River, which is the premier independent publisher of poetry books and Uncut Poetry, a much-loved poetry podcast. This podcast can be heard on Spotify, iTunes, Pocket Casts, Anchor, Google Podcasts, and anywhere you get your podcasts from! Details of music used in this episode - The Forest and the Trees by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://filmmusic.io/song/4494-the-forest-and-the-trees License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license Touching Story by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://filmmusic.io/song/4540-touching-story License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license Heartbreaking by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://filmmusic.io/song/3863-heartbreaking License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license Imagefilm 031 by Sascha Ende® Link: https://filmmusic.io/song/532-imagefilm-031 License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license Imagefilm 043 by Sascha Ende® Link: https://filmmusic.io/song/3231-imagefilm-043 License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license The Positive Way Of Hope Piano Solo by MusicLFiles Link: https://filmmusic.io/song/7522-the-positive-way-of-hope-piano-solo License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license Sentimental Travel by MusicLFiles Link: https://filmmusic.io/song/6968-sentimental-travel License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license

Aishwarya chats with Harshad Marathe (freelance illustrator and designer) about how book covers are the face of an author's work and how they help in attracting readers.Harshad breaks down the designing process: from getting the brief to finalizing the cover. He recounts his experience of designing brilliant book covers for Prayaag Akbar's Leila and Perumal Murugan's books like Rising Heat and Trial by Silence. He has also illustrated children's books like Muezza and Baby Jaan by Anita Nair!Harshad and Aishwarya chat about how they always remember the title and cover of a good book and how difficult it is for artists to be satisfied with their own work. He gives some solid tips to aspiring designers and freelancers on how to build connections, choose between projects and quote the right price. Do book cover designs change across genres? How involved are publishers and authors in the design process? What's a freelancer's life really like? Tune in to find out!Book cover designers to look out for:Gunjan Ahlawat, Creative Head at Penguin Random House IndiaAmit Malhotra, Senior Designer at HarperCollinsPinaki De, Freelance Graphic DesignerHarshad Marathe is an award winning illustrator. He is a versatile artist and he works in many different mediums - traditional and digital. What he loves most is working with traditional mixed media on paper. In his opinion, if his own art doesn't surprise him, it won't surprise anybody, and that's how he gauges whether he has done something successfully or not. Find him on Instagram @twentytightslaps.‘The Book People' is brought to you by Bound, a company that creates stories and helps individuals and brands tell their stories. Writer and booklover Aishwarya Javalgekar interviews people whose lives and careers revolve around books. Read more: https://boundindia.com/the-book-people-podcast/If you need help with getting your book publishing ready with editing or designing services, DM us @boundindia on social media or email us at connect@boundindia.com. Our FREE research report on ‘Demystifying Indian Publishing' is out now! Download it here: https://boundindia.com/demystifying-the-indian-publishing-industry/Soundtrack: Fork and Spoon  

Storytelling is a great medium to convey the journey of a product to the user. If done right, it fosters an emotional connection between the user and the product. To achieve this outcome, the designers first need to understand the role of empathy in storytelling. But how can designers implement empathetic storytelling practices while interacting with the users to understand the problem on a deeper level for better user experience?To know more about this theme, in this episode, we interact with Azmina Poddar, Design Studio Head, APAC at Boston Consulting Group. She has over two decades of experience ranging from design consulting, design Strategy, and visual communication. She has held positions such as Director of Visual & Branding and Creative Head of several enterprising Design Studios. Let's know more about her journey and experiences in the latest episode of the "Avantika Designeering Series Podcast", "Endearing Empathy." You can connect with Azmina on Twitter @verylooni. Don't forget to subscribe to our show and share your comments on ads@avantika.edu.in

En este SÚPER episodio nos acompaña Scarlet Germán Creative Head of Social Media de Dominicana´s Got Talent y nos cuenta un poco de como humanizar una marca en medios digitales, los retos que conlleva, su experiencia y muchísimo más.

Today my guest Anna and I will be talking about how she is changing the narrative of neurodiversity in the film industry both on set and in her personal life as an autistic filmmaker.Anna Czarska is a producer, director, award-winning writer, actress, as well as Managing Director and Creative Head of Development for Sticky Tape Productions. She is most known for producing The Dining Room, Cost You Nothing, and her upcoming film Mildly Different, set to release this year. Her background in business and love for unconventional cinema has allowed her to use her art to address topics involving mental health and societal matters that require greater public awareness. Every project she takes on challenges the audience to think of things in a new way and leaves them with a deeper perspective on life.Remember: It’s the up to everyone on set to create the collaborative atmosphere that produces incredible projects. Be open to new ideas, listen to people’s perspectives, and respect everyone’s creative process. Even if you don’t apply someone’s idea, you being open to it in the first place drastically affects the dynamic on set. Research: To create a really authentic, accurate and properly represented character with neurodiversity, it’s essential that you do your research. Check out what symptoms or behaviors are typical, what ones are uncommon and what is misunderstood. How would they affect your character’s daily tasks? Then, ask the community! Submit a character description or excerpt from your script and request their reviews on it. Then adjust as needed to capture that character’s reality. Challenge: What is a cause or societal issue that you have a deep connection with that you could bring awareness to? What demographic could use representation in the cinematic industry? See where you can use your artistic voice to empower a cause that is close to your heart.https://www.victoriaruke.com/To learn more about Anna's upcoming film:https://www.stickytapefilms.com/https://www.patreon.com/MildlyDifferentFollow her on social media: @StickyTapeProductions@MildlyDifferentFilm

Do you want to learn exclusive insights into the dance industry? Are you curious about how leading dance institutes create successful businesses? Then join me as I discuss with Mahrukh Dumasia, the Creative Head and Chief Choreographer of TLCDC (Terence Lewis Contemporary Dance Company), which was voted as the number 1 Dance Company in India, and the Program Head of TLPTI(Terrence Lewis Professional Training Institute).Mahrukh is one of the first Indians (along with Terence Lewis) to receive the prestigious Dance Web Scholarship at the Impulstanz – Vienna International Dance Festival. Together with Terence, they have choreographed Oscar-nominated movies, Broadway Westend Musicals, Disney India's The Beauty and the Beast, and dozens of globally successful events. Terence's multiple Guinness World Records, his membership in the UNESCO-International Dance Council, and International awards have made TLPTI a premier institute that fosters creative excellence in the talented, enthusiastic dancers, raising the standards of dance in India and beyond.Marukh has a diverse set of skills. She is also a multilingual writer, fluent in English, Hindi & French. She has also been a faculty member at St. Xavier's College, Mumbai.Here Mahrukh talks about:(2:23) Mahrukh reminisces how she started dancing.(5:14) How Mahrukh turned into a professional dancer program head(6:14) Challenges Mahurukh faced in taking up dance as a career(8:25) The shifting notion about dance in India(9:51) Her advice on how to achieve dreams and overcome challenges(14:15) Mahrukh talks about her 21-year long journey with Terence (20:20) The positive effects dance could bring even to amateurs(25:10) How has lockdown made us realize the importance of dance(27:49) Mahrukh talks about the impact dance has on mental health.(32:53) She explains how her firm handled the COVID-19 crisis responsibly(38:13) Her collaboration with IBM on blending art and technology(44:41) The reason behind the name - “The Human Code.”(46:33) How and when can people register to be a part of the human code eventFind Mahrukh on:Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/mahrukhdumasia/ Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/mahrukh.dumasia Register for “The Human Code” at:https://www.facebook.com/groups/humancodewithmanuj/ Reach us on:Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/manuj.aggarwalInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/manujagro/?hl=en Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/manujaggarwalManuj's stories:Read Manuj's story here: https://him.innerget.comAnd his entrepreneurial journey here: Support the show (https://tetranoodle.com)

We have all heard jokes about "who wears the pants in the family" Yet Leadership in the home is no laughing matter. In this episode listen to Sumanto Ray, National and Creative Head for HT Media Ltd and most important a great Husband. Who is changing the notion on what roles partners should play in relationships or a successful marriage. Between the Conversation Mr Ray has also shared some examples from Indian Mythology and the only Lord he consider a great better half. Tune In! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

About the guest: Hiten Noonwal is a Fashion & Costume Designer and Artist who currently works as the Creative Head at NUN Garage Collection. He has previously worked as a Fashion Designer at Ritu Kumar and Assistant Designer at Raw Mango. He has done his Masters in Apparel/Fashion Design from NID and is an LGBTQ+ Influencer. Follow @hiten.noonwal : https://www.instagram.com/hiten.noonwal/?hl=en Hosted by Bidya Mishra Follow @mis.bidya : https://www.instagram.com/mis.bidya/?hl=en Presented by Baatein: Baatein, which translates to ‘a conversation' is the National Institute of Design's unique interactive platform to learn and share. From telling us about your experiences and passions, to showcasing what you do; it can be anything you want it to be! Follow @baatein.nid: https://www.instagram.com/baatein.nid/

About the guest: Ayush Kasliwal @ayushkasliwal Furniture Designer Founder of AKFD Studio Ayush Kasliwal Design Private Ltd. or AKDPL is the brainchild of Ayush Kasliwal, a furniture design graduate from National Institute of Design. His studio is committed to development of ideas using local crafts that have evolved over centuries. His work represents a fusion of unique creativity and uncompromising integrity rare to find in the highly competitive world market. Strategically based in Jaipur the company has a large variety of crafts to play with be it beaten brass, stone carving or even mirror work. Ayush's products reflect a detailed understanding of processes and materials simultaneously paying homage to the tradition of crafts. He works with craftspeople and artisans mainly from Rajasthan. In order to revive ancient crafts and provide consistent livelihood to them, he has developed ideas to produce relevant objects that are utilitarian, beautiful and fun. Follow @ayushkasliwal: https://www.instagram.com/ayushkasliwal/ About the host: Vritima Wadhwa @project810 Furniture Designer Founder and Creative Head of Project 810 Project 810 is a Delhi based design studio founded by Vritima Wadhwa in 2013. A graduate in Furniture and Interior Design from the National Institute of Design, Ahmedabad, Vritima has worked extensively in the field of space design. She has been recognized for her work across several platforms, and has taught at NID, Ahmedabad, as a visiting faculty. Project 810 follows a strong process-driven approach of research, exploration and iteration to bring human/experience-centred designs to life. Follow @vritima: https://www.instagram.com/vritima/ Poster by Radhika Dhumal @mad_lad_rad Follow @mad_lad_rad: https://www.instagram.com/mad_lad_rad/ Presented by Baatein: Baatein, which translates to ‘a conversation' is the National Institute of Design's unique interactive platform to learn and share. From telling us about your experiences and passions to showcasing what you do; it can be anything you want it to be! Follow @baatein.nid: https://www.instagram.com/baatein.nid/

In this first short trailer episode you'll find out what the podcast is all about, who Samantha Boffin is - and why you should be listening. The clue is in the title - Talking Creative is all about the art of voiceover directing. If you're a creative, a voice director or you work with voice actors or you simply want to know more about the world of voiceovers and how it all works - then this podcast is for you. We'll be looking across the industry at everything from corporate, commercial and e-learning to audiobooks, radio drama, gaming and animation. And we'll also be looking at the world of voiceover from a creative angle - talking to directors, voices and creatives who work in the industry every day to find out what works for them. You'll also find out who I am, my background at the BBC as a Creative Head and what I bring to the voiceover party. Talking Creative is going to grow to be a mix of solo and guest interviews - and it's focussed on helping you to get the most value out of every. single. booking. I definitely don't know everything about this amazing industry but hopefully I know enough to ask the right questions to help you find the right answers. Do subscribe, rate and review "Talking Creative" on Apple Podcasts. Or go to https://samanthaboffin.co.uk/talkingcreative for the whole series to date.

Matt Clack is a hands-on dreamer with strong digital and integrated background for the world's biggest brands. He is currently the Creative Head, Brand Studio APAC at Google, where he leads a team of exceptional creative directors, art directors, designers, technologists, motion designers— helping to make Google's brand meaningful with the help of creativity, storytelling, and technology. He is also the winner of many prestigious global design accolades, to list a few, Webby Awards, New York Festivals Advertising Awards, FWA, AWWWWARDS, AdStars, D&AD, and many more. On this episode of Nodes of Design, Matt shares his insights on Brand strategy and help us understand its importance. He also spoke on what exactly is Product brand strategy and discussed the best practices for enabling better consistency of the brand over an organization. Later in the episode, we spoke about narrating a story through the brand and deciding what mediums to use to convey the message. Takeaways - What is a brand strategy? What is the product brand strategy? Best practices to establish consistency of brand in the organization? Medium Publication - https://medium.com/design-warp Books recommended by Matt Clack. Well-written and Red - Alfredo Marcantonio The Monocle Book of Japan - Tyler Brule Design, Form, and Chaos - Paul Rand Thank you for listening to this episode of Nodes of Design. We hope you are enjoying the Nodes of Design Podcast on your favorite podcast platforms- Apple Podcast, Spotify, Google Podcasts. If this episode helped you understand and learn something new, please share and rate us and be a part of the knowledge-sharing community #Spreadknowledge. This podcast aims to make design education accessible to all, as knowledge shouldn't hide behind paywalls. Nodes of Design is a non-profit and self-sponsored initiative by Tejj.

Jeeva, a 14-year-old teenager, lies on her death bed. A girl, who never felt the love and warmth of her dad in her entire life, is now waiting to embrace death. A girl, for whom the entire world until today was her mother, is meeting her dad “Aryan” for the first time. Aryan is a 37-year-old unsuccessful writer, who is still heedful of his ambitions to taste success in life. When Jeeva desires to know what life is, Aryan takes up the task to narrate the story of Life in an hour. Will Jeeva survive? What does she learn about Life? Read the Hour of Life to find out. Get ready to embark on a Journey of Life together. About The Author: Dhruthik Shankar is an IT professional who is a writer by passion. His first book : “Love or Hate: The Dilemma in her heart” released in 2017. He is the Creative Head of “E-Brew” a bi-monthly magazine through which he encourages people to showcase their writing and talents. He was recently awarded as “Author of the Year-2019” and “Voice of Indian Literature” by Ne8x Lit Fest for his contributions to Literary industry. He was also featured as the “Author of Month” by Poets of Bangalore. You may reach the author at writer_dhru on instagram dcdhruthik12@gmail.com via mail.

Today's special guest is Matthew Sutcliffe. A former UK L'Oreal Colour Trophy winner and Creative Head 'It List Guy', Matthew is a hairdresser I've long admired. Most recently I've become a huge fan of the salon he co-owns, Tint Leeds. A salon where all it's stylists are self-employed, Matthew got inspiration to open Tint Leeds after the negative experiences he had when he went from being employed to a self-employed hairdresser. He hated it. In this HTCI podcast, Matthew talks us through his journey to Tint Leeds. We will learn how its fresh attitude to producing a modern culture in todays hairdressing industry, is changing the poor perception that the self-employed salon has long had. If your perception is, "Self-employed salons are unprofessional," then think again. Tint Leeds has taken the best from employed and self-employed salons, and fused them all together to create one of the most progressive and exciting salons in the UK right now.  Listening to what Matthew say's today will go a long way to cutting out the stigma of self-employed salons. Whether employing or self-employing hairdressers, I love the fact that our industry offers us all choices. It's all about what suits your own business goals and set ups. If being a self-employed salon is of interest to your salon business set up, then you won't go far wrong by listening in to what Matthew shares with us all today. I respect how Matthew is taking the self-employed salons to another level, and how his team is at the forefront of everything he's doing. As he says, "Being co-owner of Tint Leeds my ultimate goal is to use my experience to educate staff and help them achieve what they want from this amazing industry." So what are we waiting for, lets dive into todays episode with Matthew Sutcliffe.     A podcast produced by Hairy Media Productions.   Thanks for Listening To share your thoughts: Leave a note in the comment section below. Ask a question by emailing me HERE Share this show on Twitter, Facebook, or Instagram. To help out the show: Leave an honest review on iTunes. Your ratings and reviews really help and I read each one. Subscribe on iTunes. Follow on Spotify. Subscribe by Email. Special thanks to Matthew Sutcliffe for joining me today. Until next Monday, Peace, Love and Smiles all the way… Goodbye

Genie Gurnani is Head of Creative, Asia-Pacific, at Vice Media. Genie grew up near Yosemite National Park, a relatively isolated part of the States before then attending UC Berkeley and VCU Brandcenter, and working in agencies such as David&Goliath, TBWAChiatDay, and Leo Burnett. In this chat, we discuss Genie's push from a small town to elite schools, from planning to creative, from the US to Asia, and from behind the camera to in front of it. This episode is for everyone who's been told to bring themselves to work but doesn't know what this means, and for anyone who feels they have to leave a huge chunk of themselves at home every day. You can find Genie here https://www.instagram.com/wishforgenie/ For more strategy talk: Newsletter: http://www.markpollard.net/email-newsletter/ Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/markpollard Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/markpollard Facebook - join 9,000+ strategists: http://www.sweathead.co The deskbook “Strategy Is Your Words” is out soon http://www.strategyisyourwords.com

I know SO many people who work in creative fields burn out and give up because they feel like they’re ‘selling out’ for corporate clients. In this episode of my podcast, filmmaker Pegah Ghaemi talks about how every project she works on helps her to learn and experiment, how she handles rejection and how she finds balance in an extremely demanding industry. Listen to the full interview for tips on handling multiple projects and fueling innovation & creativity at work. Pegah Ghaemi is a writer and film director. She is currently the Creative Head for Creation Works and Co-Founder of The Works Network.

January 20 2020 Are you graduating or leaving the WRDSB at the end of the semester? If so, please remember to return your Chromebook and charger to the Main Office after your last exam or before January 23rd if you have no exams. Also, your computer and email account will be disabled shortly after you leave or graduate, so don’t forget to back up all your important data and email. Please be sure that people and organizations who need to contact you have your personal email address. You will not be able to access your @wrdsb.ca email after you leave the school board. If you have any questions or concerns, please see Ms Penteker. I am happy to announce this week’s Viking of the Week: congratulations to Lexi M-B.! Lexi has just returned from an international competition in Martial Arts in Costa Rica, where she came home with 5 gold and 4 silver medals. Not only does Lexi excel in athletics, she is also the Creative Head of the Classics Club! Lexi is an all-round person whose positivity is contagious to everyone around her. Once again, congratulations Lexi!

Welcome to Paperback by The Open Library Project- Ep. 58We have as our guest today, Padmini Vaidyanathan. Padmini is the Creative Head and Editor at Vitamin Stree.In the first half of the episode, we discuss Manufacturing Consent by Herman and Chomsky, her role at Vitamin Stree and media's role in documenting stories.In the second half, we discuss Invisible Women by Caroline Criado Perez and Everybody Loves A Good Drought by P. Sainath. We also discuss the gender bias in the technology.To know more about the books we discussed, listen in to the podcast.You can check out all the videos by Vitamin Stree here:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEycinkCV4n08YxpFiaLKtAYou can also connect to Padmini Vaidyanathan on her Linked In account:https://in.linkedin.com/in/padmini-vaidyanathan-39333baYou can find more details about The Open Library Project on www.openlibrary.inYou can listen to this show and other awesome shows on the IVM Podcasts app on Android: https://ivm.today/android or iOS: https://ivm.today/ios, or any other podcast app.You can check out our website at http://www.ivmpodcasts.com/

Prashant Is a Creative Head, Founder, Ideas@work.  Graduate from J. J. Institute of and Member of Bombay Art Society, worked for several advertising agencies, major brands in India and abroad like Bajaj, Raymonds, Park Avenue, Shoppers Stop, Airtel, NECC, Marico, Tata Group, Taj Hotels, Killer Jeans, Colgate, UPS, The Times of India, Citibank, Philips, Tetley, Thomson, Zee TV, Big Rock, Infosys, Reid and Tailor, Big rock Rustomjee, LinkedIn, Pepsico, Addidas shoes, etc. He started his career as an art director and with the iconic ‘Hamara Bajaj’ campaign and has been the driving force behind some of the most talked-about campaigns in the industry over the years. With a career spanning about 30 years, Prashant has worked with almost every top agency in India and has seen his work win over 250 metals at award shows like Cannes Lions, D&AD, One Show, the New York Festival, Asia-Pac Awards, and others. Today, aside from being one of the founder-NCDs of creative boutique ideas@work, he works on photography projects for reputed brands and gives guest lectures at various art schools and photography schools across India. What does a frame mean to you? Almost anything can be frame? How do you perceive time philosophically? It is said, write drunk, edit sober. Although it’s controversial, can you tell us, after years of clicking, I am sure the craft is perfected, how has curation evolved? Is curation difficult or clicking? Why curate? Importance of curation? In one of your interviews, you said, “you click in your head first” - Seems like Anahad-nada. Can you please explain it? What is the function of great street photograph? Timing? Traveling?  How has your advertising skills help you being a photographer and the other way round?

The hair industry has changed so quickly in ways never witnessed before! So what does this mean to be a young hairdresser who's part of this new hairdressing landscape in 2019? At 21 years of age, todays guest Lizzie Williams represents the new heartbeat of young hairdressers. With social media and digital platforms in the palm of their hands no matter where they go, it's well documented how this has played a major part in the way they operate. Let's find out how! Following on from last weeks episode with Sean Dawson, we'll be keeping on theme by discussing young hairdressers. Regularly coming out in many episodes is that we need to keep young hairdressers engaged. So when all asked "How?", they nearly all reply with education and competitions. Well this is exactly what Lizzie suggests too when advising her fellow peers. Little wonder when you look at how Lizzie's career is excelling so quickly. A senior stylist at KH Hair Salons in Hinkley, Lizzie defines all what it is means to be an engaged young hairdresser and the rewards that this can bring. Part of the Wella Generation Now team 18/19, Lizzie was shortlisted as a 'Rising Star' 2019 finalist at Creative Head's Most Wanted/It awards. But be aware that this podcast comes with a public warning that contains words that may offend some; hard work, continual development and commitment! If you want to get into the mindset of what it means to be a young hairdresser in 2019, then you won't be disappointed with today's episode. There's bucket loads of this from a well balanced young hairdresser who's going places. And if you're a young hairdresser yourself, then take on board what Lizzie shares – she a voice of wise words way above her tender years. Now time to get to it by hitting that play button! Thanks for Listening To share your thoughts: Leave a note in the comment section below. Ask a question by emailing me HERE Share this show on Twitter, Facebook, or Instagram. To help out the show: Leave an honest review on iTunes. Your ratings and reviews really help and I read each one. Subscribe on iTunes. Follow on Spotify. Subscribe by Email. Special thanks to Lizzie Williams for joining me today. Until next Monday, Peace, Love and Smiles all the way... Goodbye

In this episode, Bhawana Somaaya is joined by Mohiniattam dancer, Mandakini Trivedi Mandakini Trivedi is a unique dance personality whose quest for Truth through Art has taken her to frontiers beyond the Form. An accomplished performer, teacher, choreographer in the style of Mohini Attam, and writer on Dance Aesthetics, her chief work is in the understanding, teaching and spreading the art of Indian Dance as a complete Yoga rooted in subtle yogic principles. Mandakini owes this vision entirely to her spiritual mentor Swami Shri Harish Madhukar. As the Creative Head of the Nateshvari Dance gurkul, she trains young dancers to perform with a deep awareness of the yoga of Indian dance and the awareness that Indian dance is a means of self-evolution. She travels within India and abroad to share this vision of Dance not just for dancers but for all allied disciplines like Design, Architecture, Film & Animation, deconstructing classical Indian Dance to reveal its encyclopedic form that is steeped in principles of Indian thought & philosophy(Yoga) Do write to us your thoughts about the episode DM us on Instagram @eplogmedia

In today's episode I'm joined by one of British hairdressings most exciting new generation of stars, Harriet Stokes. A Senior stylist, colourist and international educator for the word famous Not Another Salon, I'm really keen to learn how under the guidance of Sophia Hilton, Harriet's non-stop creative talent for strikingly tasteful hair has seen her go from relative unknown to an award-winning hairdresser in her short time of being in London. And I know you'll be inspired by hearing this, too! We're about to learn how Harriet's three and half years in London has seen her become both a highly in demand stylist and a sell out educator for Not Another Academy. Her story will also reveal how she completed two years with the L’Oreal ID team, winning the L’Oreal Colour Trophy 'Star Award', finalist for Creative Head's ‘Hair trend” category and becoming an 'It Girl' finalist for the last two years. While teaching up and down the country and around the world with Not Another Academy. From the many messages I receive from you all, I know that many of you get psyched up by listening in to hairdressings new generation. Hearing their inspirational stories like Harriet's today, can really help you take your hairdressing ambitions to the next level. But be sure to take onboard that this is not a quick and easy journey. You'll get tons of stuff from Harriet, who's desire to be the best that she can be is matched with an obsession to achieving this with a genuinely hard working ethic. I'm such a fan of hers! So lets not wait anymore, hit that play button and enter into the world of the creative hair talent that is Harriet Stokes of Not Another Salon. Enjoy!   Thanks for Listening To share your thoughts: Leave a note in the comment section below. Ask a question by emailing me HERE Share this show on Twitter, Facebook, or Instagram. To help out the show: Leave an honest review on iTunes. Your ratings and reviews really help and I read each one. Subscribe on iTunes. Follow on Spotify. Subscribe by Email. Special thanks to Harriet Stokes for joining me today. Until next Monday, Peace, Love and Smiles all the way... Goodbye . Show Sponsor - Akito Scissors  

Welcome to today’s episode where we share a meaningful conversation with Allan Sampang. Allan is the owner and Creative Head of Wear Kapampanga also known as WearKap Clothing is brand that celebrates the individuality and uniqueness of Kapampangans. WearKap aims to promote the beauty of the Kapampanga language through graphic designed T-shirts and Print media. Allan and his brand, WearKap, have recently been given the Sinupan Singsing Award from the Center for Kapampangan Cultural Heritage to recognize their success in advocating and promoting the Kapampanga language and culture, especially among the youth. Allan is a motorbike and travel aficionado. He showcases the beautiful places and the people he meets in Pampanga while riding his motorbike in his personal vlog - MagsasaRider at Facebook. In this episode, we talk about: The story why he transitioned from being a medical technologist to a business owner His entrepreneurial ventures prior to WearKap as a Tilapia Distributor and Computer Shop Owner - and what these endeavors taught him How he sustained the financial needs of his family while WearKap struggled to take off How he realized that it isn’t enough to know how to handle the “art” side of the business. Equally important to it’s success is learning branding and running the business side of it He shared how he cultivates creativity and his ideas by doing activities with his hands We discussed the origin of his nickname “ZOO” and his fascinating hobby of Aquascaping. And why he equates success to having control of your time Without further ado, I hope you enjoy this wide ranging conversation with the intuitive, Allan Sampang.

Miti Desai is Founder & Creative Head at miti design lab. She is a a Designer, Classical Dancer & Educator. Miti finds that classical Indian dance has reintroduced her to traditional design, culture and aesthetics, which are key players in her design practice. She studied applied art in Mumbai, after which she went to the US to study design. She is an executive trustee of Shakti yogashrama gurukulam near lonavala. Her main body of work stems in these three areas and has been nicely documented on her website, mitidesignlab.com. I believe she is an ideal candidate for Audiogyan as she technically touches all three areas for which audiogyan documents for reference.  1. How and where do you see design meeting dance and dance meeting design? What is the philosophy behind it? 2. Why classical anything (dance, music) has to be so disciplined? 3. In one of your youtube video you mentioned “philosophy” is engrained in our Indian culture to which I agree, but then why is it not seen in today’s time? 4. Why classical dance activity is most of the times solo? 5. How and where can one find classical design? 6. Where does education come into your practice?

Martin Himel and Face2Face host David Peck talk about Martin's film "Secrets of Survival", family, isolation, identity, and loneliness - and the family secrets we all have. Trailer CBC Docs Synopsis: Malka Rosenbaum remembers that moment as if it happened yesterday.   A Toronto University student, she had been complaining about the difficulties of being an only child. Her Mother then told her there was once another child who had died in WW2. Malka had a sister and her name was Esther.  Forty-five years later, Malka’s 93 year old Aunt Franiya told her that Esther may have survived. Malka is compelled to find out what happened. Juergen Ulloth can never forget the moment his life changed forever.  Excited about getting married, he went to the Kassel Municipality in Germany to retrieve his birth certificate for a marriage license. The clerk told Juergen that his family name was not originally Ulloth, it was Raenold, his Mother’s maiden name.  Juergen’s father, a German WW2 veteran, was not his biological parent.  Who is his father?  Juergen must find him. The search leads him to America and transforms his identity. Biography Martin Himel has worked as a foreign correspondent and war correspondent for 25 years for CTV, Global TV and FOX, and a producer for ABC news. His television series, documentaries and news coverage have exposed major issues throughout Europe, the Middle East, Asia, Africa and the Americas, and have appeared on PBS, Bloomberg TV, NBC, SKY, BBC, CNN, Vision Television Canada, CBC, CTV, Global Television Canada, Fox News USA, and HD NET, among others. He directs and produces his projects through his production companies, Elsash Productions Ltd. and Vigilance Productions. Himel’s most recent documentary was the explosive exposé Undercover in ISIS, broadcast on documentary Channel in 2016. Other productions include the documentary specials Keys To Paradise; North Korea: Desperate or Deceptive; and  Jenin – Massacring Truth; as well as two four-part series, Infidelity and Global  Anti-Semitism; and the 13-part series Twist of Faith. For more information: www.martin-himel.com SECRETS OF SURIVAL is written, directed and produced by Martin Himel. Videography is by Ken Ng, Martin Himel and Ellai Himel. Sound recordist is Inna Shapiro. Lead Picture Editor is Yasmine Novak. Music is by Adam White & David Wall. Field Coordinator is Lisa Sanders. For documentary Channel, Bruce Cowley is Creative Head; Jordana Ross is Production Executive; and Susan Baker handles Business & Rights. ---------- For more information about my podcasting, writing and public speaking please visit my site here. With thanks to producer Josh Snethlage and Mixed Media Sound.   See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Many hairdressers share the same ambition to one day become an ambassador for a leading hair care brand, but often wonder what it takes to land this prestigious role. That’s why I’m super excited to have hair brand ambassador, Katie Mulcahy join us today to answer this question. Offering her own personal experience on becoming UK ambassador for Rusk Hair Care, Katie understands exactly on what it takes to get noticed by hair manufacturers that are looking for the next big names to represent their brand. A former Fellowship FAME team member and Colour Project leader, Katie has carved out a reputation as one of the UK’s leading hair colourists, who has worked alongside some of the best in the business, including Lisa Shepard. You’ll hear first hand on Katie becoming a new mum and how she is balancing this with her hairdressing comeback, along with some cracking advice on putting together a portfolio entry for Creative Head’s ‘Most Wanted’ awards – and, of course, how to become a brand ambassador. Thanks for listening! Have some feedback you’d like to share? Leave a note in the comment section below this post. If you enjoyed this episode, please share it using the social media buttons you see at the bottom of the post. And please leave an honest review for the HTCI Podcast on iTunes as ratings and reviews are extremely helpful. • If you’re interested in becoming a guest for a future HTCI show, leave a message at the bottom of the post or contact twitter @dominiclehane. (Subscribe to the show on iTunes or Stitcher to get automatic updates)