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Professional Voices: Jess Fisher

“Don’t try and hide who you are because that’s what makes you incredibly unique and that could impact someone else’s life.”
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Professional Voices: Ben Price

“Don’t be afraid, your disability does not define who you are and the job you can do.”
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Professional Voices: Alli Scott

“Talk to your customers, your volunteers, your crew and really take in what is said. Feeling listened to is the first step to change for any marginalised community.”
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Professional Voices: Luke Barbanneau

“Know what support you need from your employer, and don’t be afraid to ask for it. If you want to work in the festival industry but need a PA and a golf-buggy to be able to work on site, that’s ok!”
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Professional Voices: Angharad Jones

“I believe that having some lived experience definitely has benefits within this role and helps to provide the best possible service and experience.”
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Professional Voices: Dom Smith

“I like to think I’m breaking down some barriers around what people in journalism look like, and at the same time raising awareness.”
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Artist Voices: Elle Osborne

“There is something alchemical about live performance for artist and audience both. Playing live is the place I feel most at home.”
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Artist Voices: Robin Jax

“Before the obvious wrecking ball that is COVID-19, reaching out to people within the industry was very difficult – I continually have to knock down my own communication barriers before I can feel comfortable trying to talk to other people.”
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Artist Voices: Hannah Scott

“As much as I love writing and working in the studio to bring the songs to life, to me performing live is the most important part of what I do. It’s an opportunity to really connect with people.”
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Introducing our new Digital Comms Assistant Joy

We are absolutely delighted to introduce the latest addition to our team Joy, who joins us as our Digital Communications Assistant.
