Video content is the key marketing trend of 2018.
It’s an effective great way of engaging with your customers, clients and new audiences. More consumers are interacting with videos today than ever before. So it made perfect sense for me to partner with a professional filmmaker to add another dimension to the Let’s do Lunch Network… And I couldn’t be more excited about it! Continue reading
To end the Easter Bank holiday, I indulged in the flavours of Indochinese cuisine at Banana Tree Soho! I’ve teamed up with award-winning Ivolution Productions who I’m excited to partner with for future vlogs and restaurant video content! Continue reading
Uber-brights will always be a staple in my wardrobe whatever the season. Whether layered up, multi-toned or effortlessly clashing with contrasting colours – it’s my way of unapologetically stating; ‘I’m here to be seen, not blend in!”
And so starts my Spring with confidence in bright vivid yellow tones! Continue reading
Last weekend I popped into Planet Organic and I spotted by the SNACT pop-up stall on my way out. I’m not one to shy away from a complimentary tasting especially when it’s a healthy treat option, Continue reading
When I set up the Let’s do Lunch Network blog, it was with an intention share my experiences as a young (self-)educated Londoner living in Soho (a unique perspective I still haven’t made the most of sharing), with a drive towards success – by way of self-fulfilment. I figured a short cut would by via the path of making the right contacts. So I set that as my mission – An Urban Girl’s Guide to Making Contacts – And Keeping Them… Even it it means crossing the skies to reach that goal! Continue reading
April 2018 will mark two years since I launched Diversity Matters during my final year at London College of Communication, part of University of the Arts London! Juggling final year dissertation with project managing a university-wide event ‘Diversity Matters Awareness Week at UAL‘ had it’s doubtful moments, however the outcomes were certainly worth it! I couldn’t have predicted the impact my ‘little idea’ could have on changing mind-sets on how we address race agendas in the workplace and in education. Continue reading
Breakfast is literally the meal meant to ‘break the fast‘ from all the hours spent sleeping and it’s proven skipping it can cause a wave of bad chain reactions throughout the body, which can affect the outcome of your day. Continue reading
This afternoon I got feed a wealth of information which hours later, I’m still try to digest.
Injera: low-fat, low sodium, gluten-free.. and tasty!
You know that feeling when you first try a new dish you’re unfamiliar with (like injera from Ethiopia and Eritrea)… It looks good enough to eat, in fact you might even know it’s healthy for you. Yet you’re just not sure if it’ll please your taste buds. So you pick at it with caution, and before you know it – you’ve gobbled up the whole thing! Continue reading
When I set up “Let’s do Lunch: An Urban Girl’s Guide to Making Contacts and Keeping Them” (approaching its three-month anniversary ironically on the day of Black Blossoms Conference), I couldn’t have imagined the vast opportunities it would bring in such a short space of time.
Still, not enough Black and Minority Ethnic (BAME) students are applying for funds and opportunities available to them at University of the Arts London. This is reflected the attainment gap, and lack work prospects recent graduated of BAME students face, in comparison to their white peers. UAL Careers and Employability is working towards reaching more BAME student audiences so spread the word, share and… apply! Continue reading
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