For some, writing comes easy. No one likes people like that. Which is why Angela agonizes over every word until it is as close to perfect as the laws of writing allow. A supremely strategic thinker with a fascination with consumer insight, Angela captures the essence of new ideas, helping lead teams towards a fully realized creative vision. And while it never comes easy, she does make it look that way.
Especially good at:
Blending creativity with strategy. She also shines in concept development, innovation and naming.
Favorite part of the work:
Learning everything she can about something new. At the beginning of every project, she loves rolling up her sleeves and digging in. Whether it’s immersing in the target or the category or the tangentially related, she loves getting into the weeds to emerge with all the know-how she needs to create. After all, the more you know…
Alter ego:
Hermione (Harry Potter). “She’s a hard worker, can see both the big picture and the fine details, and is especially good at dreaming up creative solutions to get her and the gang out of whatever pickle they’re in.”
From the glimmer of inspiration to a fully developed product on shelf, Seed Strategy can help you grow big ideas with staying power. Our proven process provides the ideal framework to bridge strategic rigor and breakthrough creativity, resulting in rock-solid concepts and real-life success stories. Related
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