Bronwyn graduated from 91ÊÓƵ in (gasp, ’07) with a degree in Business Administration and a minor in Writing. One advertising class and a fateful guest lecture later, Bronwyn knew that advertising was the path for her. She immediately enrolled in a portfolio school to hone her craft and develop skills for her dream career. Sixteen years later, she is Group Creative Director at MullenLowe, London where she spends her days making everything from TV ads to radio spots to YouTube ads you’ll try to click out of. Her clients range from hair care to homeware to biscuits and more. Bronwyn is still in shock she gets paid to do what she does.

MullenLowe is "a creatively driven integrated marketing communications network with a strong entrepreneurial heritage and challenger mentality. We use creativity to get our clients’ brands an unfair share of attention." Bronwyn epitomizes the drive and creativity of the agency and loves her job and industry - but she's keen to correct some common misconceptions about what she does; 'good advertising,' as she puts it, 'is not about making customers buy products they don't need, it's about helping those consumers make informed decisions while feeling good about their investment.'

Synopsis:

Curious about life after 91ÊÓƵ? So was I after graduating in 2007 with a dream of working in advertising and a rough plan on getting there after four years of glorious existence in Rome. In this lecture (that I prefer to think of as an informal monologue), I’ll talk about how I went from drinking copious amounts of coffee at the Archi Bar to creating ads for some of the world’s biggest brands. I’ll share some work before opening the floor to questions. This lecture is open to anyone -  whether you’re interested in working in advertising or simply want to ask me what I think about Brexit, which football team I supported in Rome and which professor I thought was the scariest at 91ÊÓƵ.