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EPISODE · Mar 4, 2024 · 29 MIN

Emmy Hayward on Agency Life, Skills Growth and Career Paths

from Sister Sessions: The Women in Agencies Podcast

What’s it really like to shift from a large publishing house into the fast-paced world of a small creative agency? In this Sister Sessions episode of the Women in Agencies podcast, Digital Marketing Manager Emmy Hayward shares how her career developed from video distribution to a multi-skilled marketing role at London-based agency Foundry.Inside this conversation, Emmy explains the benefits of working in a smaller agency environment and the unexpected skills that come with it. She also offers valuable practical advice for early-career professionals trying to break into the agency world.Key topics covered:- Emmy’s journey from publishing to digital marketing- How small agency life accelerates skill development- The power of cold emailing and networking for career growth- The importance of learning strategy, analytics and versatility- Honest advice on getting your foot in the door (without the glamorised version)Want more support? Join Women in Agencies – womeninagencies.co.uk Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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