Lessons from Big Business Branding with Adele Mulford

In this episode, we chat about:

• Our first meeting and connecting via Instagram.

• Community and collaboration in the creative industry.

• The importance of building relationships with people who do the same work.

• Insights on creative industry, public speaking, collaboration vs competition.

• Adele’s experience in the creative industry.

• The importance of intentionality in business and personal relationships.

• Collaboration over competition in the creative industry.

• Personal and professional growth in branding.

• The value of different skill sets in a team.

• The importance of inclusivity and celebrating diverse perspectives in a creative team.

• Larger issues in creative communities like elitism and ego.

• The challenges and rewards of working with larger organizations.

• Balancing creative freedom with parameters in branding.

• The value of small businesses and community impact over big brands.

• Redefining success in terms of personal impact and fulfillment.

 

Resources + Links:

Follow Adele on Instagram | @AMulford

Check out her business on Instagram |  @the_cultivate_company

Dive deeper into her work at we-cultivate.com

Connect with Adele on LinkedIn

 

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Connect with Sara on Instagram | @sarachamberscreative

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Show Notes:

In this episode of the Chicks Who Give a Hoot podcast, I welcome the incredible Adele Mulford, a seasoned creative director and brand strategist. We reminisce about our first meeting at Phoenix Design Week, dive into the importance of community over competition in the creative industry, and tackle the daunting challenges of public speaking.

Adele, known affectionately as a "professional cat herder," shares her extensive experience working with both large organizations and smaller businesses, showcasing the value of authentic bra