In this inspiring episode of "Ladies Who Create," we explore the journey of Jolene Delisle. She's a visionary in design and creative industries, and the founder and Head of Creative at The Working Assembly. Jolene's career evolved from working as a Creative for ad agencies and tech companies, to the exciting challenge of starting her own agency. She openly discusses overcoming personal and professional hurdles, mastering self-promotion, and the thrill of entrepreneurship. Jolene shares how she balanced industry leadership and motherhood, and offers insight into her unique approach to brand building, team management, and achieving fulfillment in both her personal and professional life. Her story stands as a testament to the creativity, resilience, and ambition of women in creative industries. It's a must-listen for any aspiring creative entrepreneur.

More about Jolene:
Jolene Delisle is the founder & creative director of the branding agency The Working Assembly. Her work has been recognized by the Type Directors Club, Print, D&AD, The One Show, and Fast Company. She has been named to the Forbes Next 1000 entrepreneur list, Inc's top female founders, and Adweek's Creative 100, honoring the most innovative and inspiring individuals. Jolene is passionate about bridging the gap in creativity, tech, and culture and invests, advises, and prioritizes founder diversity. In 2022, Jolene became the owner of a 1950's ice cream shop in Stone Ridge, New York, called Cherries.

Join us on this inspiring journey with Madeleine Voge, a true creative force in design, writing, and entrepreneurship. From her early days in Denver working with a small batch gin company to co-founding the playful and pioneering sparkling water brand Aura Bora, Maddie shares the highs and lows of her creative career. In this episode, we delve deep into Maddie's world, exploring her career shifts, the joy of creating a brand that reflects one's true self, and her latest adventure in the world of fantasy writing. Plus, get a sneak peek into the creative and flavor-packed universe of Aura Bora and hear how Maddie is tackling her first book with zeal. Whether you're a fan of branding, creative storytelling, or just love hearing about a journey filled with growth, laughter, and plenty of learning moments, this episode is for you.

LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/maddie-voge
Website: madeleinevoge.com
Twitter: https://twitter.com/madeleinevoge

In this episode of Ladies Who Create, we dive into the creative journey of Haruko Hayakawa, touching on her beginnings in digital arts and transition into the world of 3D modeling and advertising. Haruko shares her experiences with various career paths, including graphic design, photography, and food styling, highlighting the winding road that led her to embrace 3D work. We also venture into the realms of creativity, personal identity, and the impact these have on Haruko’s projects and client relationships. Furthermore, the episode delves into navigating the challenges of pricing in the freelance world, the dynamics of client interactions for creative professionals, and the profound implications of AI on creative processes. Haruko, along with hosts Jess Rosenberg and Liz Meyer, explore the balance between technological advancements and the essence of human creativity, thus sharing deep reflections on career development, the evolving creative landscape, and embracing one's unique path in the art and design world.

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/harukoh/
Website: https://www.haruko.co/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/helloharuko
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/harukohayakawa/