Women at Work
Women at WorkIt is crucial to act when things concern us. At Women at Work, we listen to what professional women want to say about jobs in creativity and design because we are willing to inspire others, empower those arriving, and fight the patriarchy with visibility and…
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Natalee Ranii-Dropcho, Strategy & Copy Director at Porto Rocha on powerful brand voices, wellbeing and following your instinct. | Women at Work (opens the original)
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Natalee Ranii-Dropcho has spent over a decade building brand worlds at the intersection of strategy, voice and storytelling. In our latest episode, the Brooklyn-based Strategy & Copy Director talks about going freelance on her own terms, building a strategy department from scratch at one of the world's most respected independent design agencies, Porto Rocha, and why the language brands use to sound human is making them less human by the day. Do not miss it. Words are never just words. Find our n
Anoushka Rodda, co-founder of Templo on design as a tool for social change and the power of lived experience | Women at Work (opens the original)
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Anoushka Rodda co-founded TEMPLO in 2013 with one conviction: design is most powerful when it stands for something. In our latest episode, the UK-based founder and managing director talks about building a cause-led agency from scratch, the personal history of displacement that drives her work, and why the women who run the design industry are still not getting the credit they deserve. Do not miss it. Design is never just design. Find our new episode on Spotify and Apple Podcasts.
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