
(She/Her) Founder @catchcomms. Ideas that move people for brands fixing the future. Made in Sheffield, matured in London, landed in the Peak District.
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Working for Peony is an absolute joy. And this piece is a gem. Well done @catchcomms team 💕 businessinsider.com/jude-hea…
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Hiring a senior product designer @Polywork 👋👩🎨
Early stage consumer experience a must have. Looking for full stack designer that can go from user research through to pixel perfection.
Min 8+ years exp. Remote role.
$10k referral fee to public. Shares appreciated! 🙏🎨💰
Just when you finally think the cricket is over… highlights! And then, I hear it starts again tomorrow - as if this summer wasn’t crap enough.
It’s almost as though they had an excellent CEO….
NatWest profits soar to £3.6bn after week of resignations
bbc.co.uk/news/business-6633…
Here’s my piece for @prweekuknews on NatWest, Farage and why “purpose” needs a new identity. prweek.com/article/1831392/p…
In reading for a piece I’m writing, I’ve read three aggressive take-downs of “purpose” and “corporate wokery” - all three were written by men.
In one piece it was suggested that supporting the rights of LGBTQI+ people, those living with mental health issues, women, religious inclusion (the list goes on) was not something business should concern itself with because we should “get on and do the job”.
Refreshing to hear an expert on @BBCr4today talking about the complexity of reporting the aspartame story - these classifications don’t work in headlines. Increasingly problematic when people only read headlines.
I don’t care what the content of this article says; how is this ok? @thetimes 💩💩💩💩
Wow. Huge congratulations on everything you achieved. A great creative agency, so sorry to see this.
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Can’t sell dreams you can’t describe.
🖤@faris
One of the most underrated creative disciplines.
I’m desperately looking for stats on the diversity gap in British media when it comes to commentators and experts. I have good stuff on women but nothing on social class, ethnicity or disability? Help anyone?












