I LIKE NETWORKING is the podcast inspired by our flagship networking program for women and non-binary people in the creative industries. Join us for conversations with inspiring experts from design, fashion, visual arts, theatre and beyond on how they designed their careers and how you can to. Expect candid conversations on diversity & inclusion, failure, job interviews and much more. For more information, visit ilikenetworking.uk
https://ilikenetworking.uk/
Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 1 day 4 hours 42 minutes
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episode 1: Jess Kangalee: Building a better music industry is music to our ears
Jess Kangalee has over a decade of experience working in broadcast media promotions for artists, festivals and events...
episode 2: Anna Helwing: Making it in the art world and having tea with Yoko Ono
Anna Helwing is the Executive Director at Galerie Haas AG.
With more than 20 years of experience at the forefront of the global art market, Anna has a vast international network and extensive expertise working with collectors, galleries, private dealers, auction houses, art fairs, estate representatives, artists, museums, art historians and critics...
episode 3: Ally Faughnan: from Google to The Gallyry
Ally is a writer, editor, and curator, specialising in arts and culture. She is the founder of The Gallyry, a platform celebrating women and non-binary creatives through an online magazine, talks, exhibitions, and creative projects. She also works in Editorial at Google Arts & Culture and has written for publications including Artsy, Dazed Digital, and more...
episode 4: Mireille Harper: Creating a multi-hyphenate career in the publishing industry.
Today we're discussing the publishing industry with Mireille Harper, a writer, editor, sensitivity reader and PR.
She writes about arts and culture, as well as on societal and topical issues. She has contributed to the likes of British Vogue, Digital Spy, Good Housekeeping, Nation of Billions, GUAP, Nataal and more...
episode 7: Jess Barlow: From Hong Kong to London, DIY PR and pivoting in a pandemic
Jessica Barlow started two businesses in the middle of a pandemic. The first is, changing how care is being delivered in Hackney and the second is making PR easy for startups like Freddie's Flowers and Teapigs to do themselves - she calls it the No Agency Method...
episode 8: Ida Norheim-Hagtun: From island life to crying on bathtubs and joining impatient optimists at the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
Our amazing mentor Ida Norheim-Hagtun is the Senior Program Officer at the Gates Foundation, working in global policy and advocacy and on senior leadership engagements worldwide...
episode 9: Zoe Adjnonyoh will feed your soul.
‘a total joy from start to finish’ - Nigella Lawson
ZOE ADJONYOH is a writer, chef and food justice activist from South-East London. From Russia to Berlin and New York, Zoe has become a leading voice in championing the last frontier in Gastronomy - New African Cuisine. She is the founder of the pioneering contemporary West African Food business - Zoe’s Ghana Kitchen – which has been running its famous supper clubs and pop-up residencies for over ten years...
episode 10: Carrie Scott: from headlines to loosing jobs and finding your place in the (art) world.
This is SUCH a fun and honest conversation, an essential listen to anyone navigating the tricky paths of the art world.
Carrie is one of our 2021 mentors and an amazing multifaceted professional.
Carrie Scott is an American/English curator, art historian, TV presenter and art writer living in London.
Over the past 16 years, she has worked with numerous galleries, businesses, collectors, and artists worldwide...
episode 11: Isabel Sachs, Creative Producer & I LIKE NETWORKING founder, interviewed by Isabella Coraça [REPLAY]
I LIKE NETWORKING is celebrating a birthday soon and so am I, so I thought it would be fitting to have this replay here so some of you who are new to our community can find out more about how it all started.
The ups, the many many downs, and the good!
Isabel is the founder of I LIKE NETWORKING...
episode 13: malakaï sargeant: producing stories worth telling and carving your own path
malakaï is an artist and cultural producer from pre-gentrified Hackney. They like to create work that disrupts the performer/spectator relationship, dissecting subjects like queer intimacy, generational trauma, gentrification, environmental racism and Black Britishness.
Both as an artist and cultural producer, malakaï has created/presented work with the likes of Soho Theatre, SOAS, Serpentine Galleries, the Royal Exchange and the Royal Court...
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