May Monthly Recap: Meet Our New Team Members, Podcast Feature, and More!
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Hi Reader, As the gentle breeze of May comes to an end, we're thrilled to share some exciting updates and highlights from this month with you. Welcome our two new members!Say hi to Andrea and Gladys from The Institute for Training and Development's fellows program, who are now part of our team! They're jumping in to help out with Drio and Monument Women’s Creative Alliance's projects. Our brand has always been about celebrating diversity and supporting women, so having them on board feels like a perfect fit. See what Andrea Alonzo has to say about her experience on the Professional Fellows Program here.
Make a Scene with Rachel and HazelWe're still buzzing with excitement over our recent appearance on the podcast “Make a Scene with Video”. It was an incredible opportunity to share insights, stories, and expertise with a wider audience. In this episode, we delved into three fascinating topics such as: the intersection of video and web design, the importance of consistency in narrative and brand style, and the impact of quality video on websites. Tune in to hear our engaging discussion on these thought-provoking subjects. You can catch the episode here. PS: Need Some Website or Marketing Support? Here’s how we can assist you: Credit Hours: Convenient plans covering website updates and tweaks to keep your digital home in tip-top shape. Office Hours: Join our virtual office for on-call marketing advice, business brainstorming, and problem-solving. |
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Hi Reader, Our International Women’s Soiree isn’t a big money-maker, but that was never the goal. Even though it’s always a lot of work, Hazel and I keep running the event because it keeps us connected to the bigger picture and why we started Drio in the first place. Plus, it’s a blast. Each time we run it, I can expect our wonderful keynote speakers will light us up with their words of wisdom, and that I’ll have fun connecting with new and familiar faces. Each year also always brings an...
Hi Reader, I’m about to start the last class of my MBA. It’s crazy to think that, 21 months after it all kicked off, I’ll officially be graduated in May. As I’m gearing up for the last push, I’ve been thinking about the tennis player, Mirra Andreeva. There’s this thing she does when she wins a tournament that I never see anyone else do. First, she thanks her family, coaches, and opponents. Then she thanks herself. Here’s a snippet from that speech: “I know what I have been dealing with, and I...
Hi Reader, The website world is full of jargon. If you’re trying to get a new website up and running, I don’t blame you if you’re feeling overwhelmed. Even just finding the right “type” of website team can be confusing, so I wanted to give you a little primer. Essentially, website teams usually land in one of two camps: Camp 1: Designers who build websites They typically lead with aesthetics, offer branding support, and create gorgeous-looking websites. That said, they tend to have less...