155: Making Disability Mainstream with Simone Eyles

from Studio Talent Collective · host Josephine Lancuba

Taking disability mainstream is what Simone Eyles does through Disinfluencer. UPDATE! +++ Go from Studio Owner to Talent Manager! TALENT MANAGER BOOTCAMP course doors are OPEN. Want to become a Talent Manager? Click here to check out how you can, with 'Talent Manager Bootcamp': https://www.josephinelancuba.com/tmb Simone is an entrepreneur who uses new technology to solve old problems and is now tackling the lack of diversity in the media. Simone has created Disinfluencer, a talent management service and studio that amplifies inclusion and opportunity for people with disabilities. I love seeing my coaching clients achieve big things! **Want to connect? You can find me on socials @josephinelancuba **You can find Simone on socials @disinfluencer.co Thanks for listening to Studio Biz and All That Jazz. xx Josephine See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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