Uncovering a professional's life in Brum
This feels like first day at school.
I've done enough public speaking to know that one should never start with an apology, so here's an admission instead: I'm a blogging virgin. I love a challenge and when this opportunity came up, I figured "What's the worst that can happen? I lose what little street-cred I had and people I've never met take issue with what I've posted on-line?" Hey, I'm already on Facebook.
So, a bit about me: I originally hail from a great city with a chip on its shoulder about its second city status (that's Glasgow by the way) but have called Brum home for the last nine years. Living in Moseley and now Kings Heath, Birmingham has got under my skin. I run Indigo Ltd, a marketing and fundraising consultancy which works to help companies maximise their income (usually in the arts and cultural sector), and I'm also quite active in Birmingham's business community, spending much of last year as Chairman of Birmingham Future.
Much to my husband's frustration, I seem to have an inability to say no to interesting projects so am proud to be a director/ trustee of Birmingham Professional DiverCity, Gigbeth, Motionhouse and Birmingham Forward. When I'm not working, I like to be cooking for friends, walking in the country, getting out to arts events, being amused by our two chickens, learning to play the ukulele and sating my mild addiction to Scrabulous.
And what do I plan to write about? Well, I think it'll look at what a young (ish) professional can do to work, rest and play in Birmingham. Can't be more specific than that at the moment. Bear with me.
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