Ladies, Wine Design was started by Jessica Walsh after this happened and she realized that sometimes women can be competitive or unsupportive of one another. Only a small percent of creative directors are women, and LW&D wants to help change this through mentorship circles, portfolio reviews, talks, and creative meet-ups. In less than two years of launching, we've spread to chapters in over 200 cities all over the world. If you’re a student or creative in NYC and would like to join, please do email us.
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I wrote an article on 12kindsofkindness.com, Step 6, about my experience with other women in the industry, and how sometimes women can be unsupportive of each other. I’ve been doing a lot of thinking and reading on why there are so few women creative directors. I believe we can change that through mentorship and championing others' work. Here are some articles that inspired me if you want to learn more:
TestNumbers show that there's a very small percentage of women leading the creative industry. However, I find the people I’m inspired by most are often other talented ladies. Here are a few women I have admired, worked with, or had my eye on! Email me if you want to nominate someone for this list.
