Meet Your Bubble Facilitators

Different backgrounds. Different perspectives. Plenty of creative experience between them. Our facilitators each bring something different to the Bubble - but they’re all here to help get honest, useful conversations flowing.

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Co-founder of Wilson’s Republic and founder of brand agency The Engine Room. He has over 25 years experience in running a creative business. He is also a Design Expert for the UK Design Council, a fellow of the RSA and an alumnus of Amsterdam-based Design Thinkers Academy.

Darren Evans

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Co-founder of Wilson’s Republic and founder of A.N.D. Studio, a purposely nimble design & branding studio who work collaboratively with clients big & small. I also work as an associate lecturer in Graphic Design at the University of Huddersfield.

Aidan Nolan

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Katy is the founder and Creative Director of BOLDISM®, with more than 20 years’ experience turning strategy, ideas and personality into distinctive brands. She also mentors fellow creatives, bringing honest advice, creative energy and absolutely no interest in pretending business is easy.

Katy Ennis-Hargreaves

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Kim Lundgren

Kim is a designer and lecturer with over 11 years’ experience across creative agencies and studios. She recently founded Collected by Kim, specialising in brand identity, packaging and editorial design. Down-to-earth and open, she brings a curious and considered approach to creativity.

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Are you a creative practitioner with experience of facilitating workshops or groups? We’d love to hear from you.