Communications with Purpose
As you might know, some of my work has a fishing bent. When describing the fishing industry as a whole, I’d say it’s male-dominated at the best of times and downright mysogynistically uncomfortable at the worst.
That said, some of my best friends are anglers (I say that without irony) and I very much enjoy what I do. [Read more…]
The three-ring-circus that is the school summer holidays has come to an end and we’re still recovering from having managed to take a good chunk of August ‘off’. Partly a lifestyle choice and partly through necessity, there’s a great deal of good to come from having some down-time. It gives us all perspective that you just can’t achieve when you’re nose to the grindstone 24/7, and for creative types that free thinking time makes for a head full of ideas just waiting to be capitalised on now. [Read more…]
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We’ve finally caught up on our sleep after completing another successful ECR congress meeting for Carestream. Spending a week in the beautiful city of Vienna comes with its own set of frustrations – we spend most of the time in the Austria Centre or in post-production, editing and uploading customer videos to make sure that the content we create is seen as soon as is humanly possible. [Read more…]
International women’s website In the Powder Room is partnering with Save the Children on its #PassItOn outreach campaign. The intention is to help save 4 million children’s lives through the global adoption of a vaccination program being debated at a summit hosted by David Cameron in London on June 13th 2011.
Save the Children is sending 3 high profile women to follow the Cold Trail; the journey that a vaccine makes from the capital to get to the most exposed, rural areas of a developing nation. This journey is beset with logistical problems and the STC ambassadors will be reporting back on the challenges they face.
