Video By Danielle Gibson-08 March 2021 08:00am
In this video series about the future of women in design, The Drum spoke to female leaders, and judges of The Drum Awards for Design, about their experiences within the industry, and what actionable changes are possible today.
The design industry in general is still not moving fast enough in the direction of gender parity. To make systematic change, more progress must be made in recruitment and in relationships between clients and agencies.
Moderated by John Mathers, chairman of the British Design Fund, The Drum staged a roundtable discussion on the subject with Sue Daun, executive creative director, Interbrand; Chloe Templeman, creative director, Design Bridge; Natasha Chetiyawardana, creative partner and founder of Bow&Arrow and Rosanna Vitiello, co-founder of The Place Bureau.
In this video series about the future of women in design, The Drum spoke to female leaders, and judges of The Drum Awards for Design, about their experiences within the industry, and what actionable changes are possible today.
Video By Danielle Gibson-08 March 2021 07:00am
In this video series about the future of women in design, The Drum speaks to female leaders and judges of The Drum Awards for Design about their experiences within the industry and finds out what actionable changes they’d like to see today.
The conversation around gender has evolved a lot recently, from the Me Too movement to calling out how few women there are moving up through the ranks. And in the design industry too, there’s still a long way to go before equality is claimed.
It was this specific issue that was covered in a roundtable discussion The Drum hosted, moderated by John Mathers of the British Design Fund and involving Interbrand executive creative director Sue Daun, Design Bridge creative director Chloe Templeman, Bow&Arrow founder and creative partner Natasha Chetiyawardana, and Rosanna Vitiello, the co-founder of The Place Bureau.
In this video series about the future of women in design, The Drum spoke to female leaders, and judges of The Drum Awards for Design, about their experiences within the industry, and what actionable changes are possible today.