I work at Hearst UK in their Commercial Operations Team as Deputy Digital Ops Director managing the end-to-end delivery of our print and digital advertising creative solutions campaigns, including pre sales strategy, production management and end of campaign analysis.
I signed up to volunteer at Women’s Voices because I really wanted to give something back this year and whilst I wasn’t sure on the specific skills or backgrounds needed for this event, I knew I could collaborate in a team and drive us to deliver results for a chosen charity to really make a difference.
Women’s Voices brings together 30 charities that support, campaign and advocate for women, girls and those who identify as female with over 120 media and creative industry volunteers for a half-day of creative brainstorming and advice to raise the profile and voice of women and girls and the issues that affect them.
Teaming up and matching with an incredible charity
I was blown away by the work that the charity I was matched with do, and their uniqueness of being the only user-led charity for women with mental health needs.
My fellow volunteers and I worked on the charity’s supporter strategy to help launch an upcoming re-brand and to better understand their current audience. We discussed many ideas including short-term and long-term goals; ranging from a data audit to virtual events and influencer onboarding.
The charity intends to use this relaunch as an opportunity to evaluate their data platforms and guide all comms moving forwards. A better understanding of their audiences across digital platforms will support the charity to communicate their message more effectively. The charity already had an action plan which we helped them to prioritise and break up into short, achievable segments.