Projects
- The Corporate SelfA dress code does to some extent inform us how to meet the expectations of a particular environment.The attire may be experienced by the carrier as either a restriction of the self-expression or a tool to enhance ones professionalism. We meet Diana Turchi in her home in East London. She has for the last two summers been working in the corporate offices of KPMG and Deloitte in Luxembourg. For Diana, it's been a continuous act of balance to meet the expectations of a dress code and her need to express her creativity through clothing.
Work history
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Policy design & community engagementSouthwark Council
London, United KingdomFreelance
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Workshop Facilitator & Programme CuratorLondon College Communication
- London, United KingdomFreelance
Facilitating, hosting and curating DMC Lab series with 1–3 year BA Design Management & Cultures students.
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Skills
- Design Thinking
- Design Management
- Swedish
- Service Design
- Brand Startegy
- Futures Thinking
- Design Research
Education
MA Digital ManagementHyper Island UK
Manchester, United Kingdom
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BA (Hons) Design Management & CulturesLondon College Communication
- London, United Kingdom