65 min listen
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Length:
45 minutes
Released:
May 19, 2014
Format:
Podcast episode
Description
This week, I had the pleasure of interviewing Siedah Mitchum, a WordPress web designer, entrepreneur, and the creator of Inspiring Black Designers.
We chatted about some of her mentors, talked about what inspires her work, and how Marie Forleo's B-School helped transform her business. Her mission to inspire other designers to have a bigger voice is something we both share, and Siedah makes a big announcement, so you'll definitely have to listen and find out what it is!
Show Notes
Siedah Mitchum on Twitter
Siedah Mitchum Designs (Facebook)
We chatted about some of her mentors, talked about what inspires her work, and how Marie Forleo's B-School helped transform her business. Her mission to inspire other designers to have a bigger voice is something we both share, and Siedah makes a big announcement, so you'll definitely have to listen and find out what it is!
Show Notes
Siedah Mitchum on Twitter
Siedah Mitchum Designs (Facebook)
Released:
May 19, 2014
Format:
Podcast episode
Titles in the series (50)
156: Douglas Davis: I've known about Douglas Davis for years because of his work with HOW Design University. I finally met him in person this year at HOW Design Live, and was delighted to have him come on the show! Douglas stays busy — he’s a former professor at NYU and a current adjunct professor at City College's Branding and Integrated Communications graduate program, as well as a designer and creative strategist with his own firm called The Davis Group. Now he can add another title to his resume -- author! His new book, Creative Strategy and the Business of Design, is a must-have for any designer out there looking to level up their skills. We started off talking about how he started his creative strategy firm, the inspiration behind writing his book, and what he's learned from his students over the years. And because this is HBCU Month, we also talked about Hampton University and how they prepared him for furthering his journey and education as a designer. Thank you Douglas for be by Revision Path