Tales from Sixty Weeks and Beyond

From the Creative Circus to the Brandcenter

Life in the Funnel

There’s always a good solution

Keep Growing

I needed a reset

Pregnancy, Motherhood, and Brandcenter

Winning is Fun

Bet on Yourself

Multiple Facets of Yourself

Ballet to Branding

Restaurant Girl Turned Copywriter

Who I Want to Be

Resilience in the face of adversity

Creativity Fueled by Analytics

Finding Career Clarity

The Power of #BrandFam

Brandcenter teaches us to be adaptable to any situation

This is just my jumping-off point

I’ve always been a little skeptical of advertising.

I left home and moved to the United States to attend Brandcenter

Every day at Brandcenter has brought something different and unexpected.

That was fun.

Ticket to Cannes

Love and Business at Brandcenter

Hard work + talent + engaging the network properly = limitless opportunity.

Making ads is the least of what you gain from the degree.

No one is here because they are great.

“I was working odds and ends for a small agency when I discovered the Brandcenter.”

The Brandcenter is the ultimate sandbox.

The people you’ll meet are what make Brandcenter worth it.

An endless supporting network of mentors

“How does an English major turned lawyer end up at the VCU Brandcenter?”

“I always saw art as nothing more than a hobby”

“I immersed myself in the world of Murderinos…”

“We saw a need to establish a community where students felt safe to have tough conversations.”

“The best decision I’ve made in my life so far”

“Your undergraduate major does not define you”

“Oh, so Brandcenter is hard hard?”

“The Strategy track gave me a Master’s in people watching”

Learning How to Surf: Advice from a Non-Surfer

“The most exciting part was sharing my work with a packed house at MAGFest”

“This past year will always be the one that set my career in motion.”

“I saw creation and leadership as separate functions”

“This side project was a chance for me to refine my product design skills…”

“We had 24 hours. “

“Leave them with something to remember you by.”

“What do you want people to think when they engage with your product?”

“MYTH: You cannot work while at Brandcenter. “

“My first question was: how am I going to pay for this?”

“It was here I learned to ask: what is the truth about the brand?”