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How Designers Can Make Money in times of Covid-19
This event happened on Tue, May 12, 2020
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Overview
378 Lovely Attendees
378 Lovely Attendees
Your Host
Nisha Agrawal
Founder & Strategist at AGL.SG Pte. Ltd..
Singapore
Between listening to the umpteen podcasts, and eating every dessert in sight, Nisha runs a digital product design startup where she helps clients navigate the intersection of technology and human relationships to uncover the secret sauce to craft delightful user experiences. She founded AGL.SG to help brands find their groove to successfully adapt grow and lead in this digital first era using a combination of strategy, design and technology
About this FieldTrip
In this FieldTrip, I will share how the scores of designers who are dealing with paused/cancelled projects, whose clients have dried up or who unfortunately have lost their job, can make money right now.
We’ll cover tips on what designers can do to stand out, where they can find potential clients both who are actively looking for designers OR those who might not have realized that they need to pivot and also where they can find remote design jobs ASAP.
This will mostly be a presentation with a Q&A at the end.
What to expect
Lecture format!
This is a more traditional format where participants absorb information through presentations and talks.
Real-time only!
This FieldTrip will not be recorded.
Your Host
Nisha Agrawal
Founder & Strategist at AGL.SG Pte. Ltd..
Singapore
About Nisha Agrawal
Between listening to the umpteen podcasts, and eating every dessert in sight, Nisha runs a digital product design startup where she helps clients navigate the intersection of technology and human relationships to uncover the secret sauce to craft delightful user experiences. She founded AGL.SG to help brands find their groove to successfully adapt grow and lead in this digital first era using a combination of strategy, design and technology
Attendees
Irene Nunez
Designer and stylist at Refresh it by Irene .
Vera Rossini
Emb. Designer at Cakes & Troubles.
Janice Ferrante
Owner at Oblique Design.
Jacqueline Lam
Josh Falkum
Producer, Videographer, Editor at Falkum Creative, LLC.
Lou Otero
Graphic Designer at FKSC.
Egwin Gonthier
Brand and Service Designer.
Erin Lee
Whiskey Maker at Step Up Internship.
Liz Swearingen
E.B. Swearingen Design & Illustration / Liz Paper
Emily Broadwell
Hege Bryn
Senior Designer.
Irina Koryagina
Independent graphic designer.
Jennifer Baross
Creative Producer at Atelier Cinelux.
Čtefania Robu
Stephanie Tinnirello
Graphic Designer | Photographer.
Sierra Delaine
Singer songwriter, Producer, Visual Artist and Educator at DEEP DAISY.
marine sanz vico
Senior Art Director at Chic.
Christopher Riemann
Meghan Jimenez
UX/Product Designer.
Nick Yarmey
Evaluation Assistant at Three Hive Consulting.
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