Women at Work

Sometimes, dreams come true. Last July, we were invited to travel to New York to meet the Automatic team, our sponsors for whom we couldn’t be more thankful, at their breathtaking NoHo space in Manhattan. Moreover, we were able to record this episode with Beatriz Lozano, Alison Gragnano and Karla Cole, now available to all of you, in those HQs, in front of an audience that was a mix of old friends, women that have been part of this podcast and, of course, new friends. Our hearts were so full that it was challenging to find the words to express our gratitude to the whole production team, with a special mention to Vanessa, Maddie, and Tino. You people are the absolute best.

This extraordinary NYC episode is now available on Spotify, Pocket Casts, or Apple Podcast. Thanks for your support, WAW fans. You are loved.

If there is a season, there is an ending to it. On this final episode, Verònica Fuerte and Ane Guerra, lead and host of Women at Work, chat about the inspiring knowledge collected this 2024 and many other bridges we’ve burnt and others we’ve built—all thanks to you and for you, our fantastic audience. 

If you want to listen to a nice recap and some tea, you can do so on Spotify, Pocket Casts, or Apple Podcast. From RecLab Studios in Barcelona to the world.

 How many times have you tried to conceal yourself a little bit to fit in? To tone down who you are to avoid discomforting others? We all have, to some extent. And if you’re a non-white female migrant, you probably know what Juana Roca speaks about. This creative talent, currently at Accept and Proceed, is a force of Nature. Everybody on this planet should listen to create a new future.

Our 12th episode (nearly the last one) is available on Spotify, Pocket Casts, or Apple Podcast. Thanks for your support, people. You are loved.

A good Project Manager can make your job easy; a great Project Manager can change your life. Colet Castaño, Project Manager Officer with a BA in Arts and Creative Industries Management, tells us about her day-to-day life and how an optimal environment based on empathy and understanding can be a life saviour for creative professionals. 

This episode is as inspiring as it gets. If you want to listen to it, you can do so on Spotify, Pocket Casts, or Apple Podcast. From RecLab Studios in Barcelona to the world.

Sometimes, you just have to listen to your intuition, trust your gut, and go for it. Adriana Mora did that, and determination combined with great talent did the rest.
This generalist designer has merged disciplines to fulfill her creative needs, granting her clients like Apple, TikTok, and many more.✨

A deep sense of determination and serenity stems from Talia Cotton; she has always worked hard against difficult situations to walk her own path, and luck has been by her side ever since she decided to push forward and excel at everything she started. This designer, coder and educator mixes technology and creativity to create beautiful but, above all, meaningful work based on strategy and sense. If you’re looking for a role model… Here's a solid one.

If wealth was measured in good vibes, Shivani would be one of the richest people in the world. This typographer and Graphic Designer, currently working for Spotify and born in Mumbai (India), had a completely different destiny planned for her; but, as every good story goes, she took the lead on her own design. The rest is all about creativity, adaptations, and successful outcomes.

We need to constantly find sources of inspiration around us; Lulu is one of those. Born in India, this creative professional, VP at APAC Landor, is a brand and design consultant. Listening to her voice is finding a narration on excellent wisdom in life and how to approach challenges and everyday things with honesty, vulnerability and authenticity—food for your brain.

Half Argentinian and half German, Veronica Ditting combines intuition and rational thinking, passion and determination, creative direction and art design. Her exceptional eye for detail is present in all her projects, past and present, with a special mention to The Gentlewoman Magazine or Le Monde d’Hermès, turning everything Ditting does into timeless and pleasantly powerful.

Success means something different for everyone: that is the whole thing. Zuzanna Rogatty, for example, left Poland to pursue her path in New York and later moved to Honolulu to find the perfect match for her energy. Before staying safe, low profile and in her comfort zone, this designer, letterer and art director who comes from an artistic family and wants to challenge the limits of typography and the viewer decided to take a leap of faith. And isn’t that the basis for all great things to happen?