• From Broadcast Journalism to Design Strategy: Kellie's Story of Resilience

  • Sep 2 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 6 mins
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From Broadcast Journalism to Design Strategy: Kellie's Story of Resilience

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  • In this powerful episode, we chat with Kellie Hill, a resilient professional who turned a challenging upbringing in Northern England into a thriving career in experience design strategy. From battling toxic work environments in broadcast journalism to navigating the complexities of the working-class identity, Kellie's journey is one of true grit and adaptability.


    Tune in as we explore:

    • The influence of family and personal values in career decisions.
    • The importance of teaching public speaking and persuasive skills to children.
    • Kellie's experience as a neurodivergent individual and her strategies for effective communication.
    • The impact of AI on the creative industry and the opportunities it brings for those from working-class backgrounds.

    This conversation is packed with inspiration, practical advice, and unique insights you won't want to miss!


    Don’t forget to subscribe, rate, and leave a review if you enjoyed the episode!


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