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episode 5: ISABEL SACHS, ILN Founder, interviewed by Isabella Coraca
Well, Isabella put me on the spot on this one, so if you want to hear how someone who wanted to be the president ended up working in music, theatre and then creating I LIKE NETWORKING... Join us!
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ABOUT ISABEL:
Isabel is the founder of I LIKE NETWORKING.
She has over twelve years of experience as a project manager, working on a variety of for non-profits, culture organizations and consumer-led companies, conceptualizing and producing branded experiences that engage core consumers, as well as communications campaigns, having serviced clients such as Levi's , Converse, Lipton, Red Bull and Lollapalooza, amongst others. She created and sold an award-winning cultural agency, based in Brazil, producing over 50 events a year including international tours, and managing a roster of artists and a theatre company. Isabel is also a freelance writer and a Trustee at Migrateful
ABOUT ISABELLA:
Isabella Coraça is an independent dress historian, lecturer and curator based in London. She started as a fashion designer in Brazil, but her interest in dress history has brought her to the UK to pursue a career in the museum sector. She studied Fashion History & Theory at Central Saint Martins followed by a Masters degree in Museum Studies at University College London.
Isabella is absolutely passionate about collections and nothing makes her happier than spending a day with objects. She has vast experience in collections management and care, having worked at the British Museum, Victoria & Albert Museum, Historic Royal Palaces and Museum of London. She is also an avid researcher, particularly interested in the relationship between dress, culture and identity. She approaches dress through multi-disciplinarian perspectives, combining concepts and theories from anthropology, sociology, ethnography and material culture studies.
Isabella enjoys sharing her expertise and enthusiasm through talks, seminars and museum/archive visits. She lectures at Central Saint Martins and DeTao Studio Gottelier (Shanghai, China), and has been a guest lecturer at London College of Fashion, Regent’s University and Faculdade Santa Marcelina (São Paulo, Brazil).