Singer-songwriter superstar Taylor Swift remains a global sensation as she continues her record-breaking Eras Tour — and major cultural institutions want to do her justice.
That’s why London’s Victoria and Albert Museum is calling all UK-based “Swifties” to apply for a new advisory role that would provide “insights into the culture and artisanry around handmade signs, friendship bracelets and Taylor Swift memorabilia,” Reuters reported.
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The new hire will work with the museum’s curatorial team to contribute their expertise as “part of a drive to complement further the vast curatorial knowledge within the museum’s walls.”
The museum is also seeking experts in other “highly specific cultural niches” for part-time roles, including aficionados of emojis and Crocs shoes.
The V&A is one of the world’s largest art and design museums; founded by Prince Albert in the 1950s, it holds over 2 million objects made in the last 5,000 years, according to Condé Nast Traveler.
Of course, this isn’t the first Taylor Swift-related job to hit the market. In September, The Tennessean and USA Today network made headlines during a search for a “Taylor Swift Reporter” (veteran reporter Bryan West was hired a couple of months later).
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Fans have also been cashing in on a Taylor Swift-inspired side hustle that can pay tens of thousands of dollars per month: selling the friendship bracelets so often exchanged at Eras Tour concerts on Etsy.
Applicants can apply through the V&A’s website here.
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Pioneering a New Path to Startup Success through Strategic Sweat Equity Investment
MIAMI, Oct. 10, 2023 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ — Building on the success of DTC darling LVPR, a PR and Social Media agency, industry veterans Ali Karsch and Nikole Flores proudly announce the launch of The Littles, a unique CPG startup advisory poised to reshape the landscape of PR and Marketing for emerging brands.
Traditional agency fees can often hinder the growth of direct-to-consumer startups, impending their access to top-tier PR and Marketing talent. The Littles aims to change this by providing high-growth potential CPG startups with access to decades of expertise in exchange for equity in their brand or other mixed offering.
Aspiring brands that meet specific criteria will have the opportunity to apply to work with The Littles. If selected, The Littles will work with the brand’s specific goals and budget to customize a detailed work plan, regularly analyzing the effectiveness of marketing efforts which will help startups refine their strategy over time and position themselves as challengers in their competitive landscape.
With a legacy of success at LVPR supporting the trajectory of high-growth brands like Native, VINEBOX, Cloud Paper, State Bags, Bean Box, and many more, co-founders Ali Karsch and Nikole Flores bring specialized expertise to help startups achieve crucial milestones. This includes building brand awareness, new customer acquisition, gaining industry recognition, driving affiliate and trackable sales – all essential steps toward establishing category leadership, securing retail presence, attracting investor attention, and brand acquisition.
Having worked at award-winning agencies in New York, Chicago, and Miami, for consumer brands both large and small, they possess a deep understanding of the challenges that brands with significant potential encounter at every stage. The Littles offers a distinctive partnership model that addresses a vital gap in the market, providing effective PR and marketing strategies including launch strategies, messaging created to influence different audiences, affiliate marketing support, creative concepting, brand partnerships, etc.
“As an agency owner over the past seven years, I’ve had the privilege of working with many incredible direct-to-consumer CPG startups and their founders. These experiences have enabled me to pinpoint key elements that contribute to the success for DTC brands. As a result, I’ve been very selective of the brands we partner with at LVPR,” said Ali Karsch, co-founder of The Littles and Founder + CEO of LVPR. “Through these experiences Nikole and I have developed a strong passion for guiding and mentoring emerging brands that resonate with us. I couldn’t be more excited to introduce this new venture, The Littles, and look forward to the partnerships ahead.”
Nikole Flores, co-founder of The Littles, added, “This has been a true passion project. Our mission is to be more than advisors – we’re dedicated partners invested in the long-term success of each brand we work with. By sharing in the journey through equity, we align our interests with those of the startups we collaborate with, fostering a real partnership that goes beyond traditional agency-client relationships.”
Applications will be accepted through the company’s website, www.TheLittlesAdvisory.com, where founders can learn more about the criteria, selection process, and apply here.
With a deep understanding of the intricacies of the CPG industry, Ali and Nikole are poised to make The Littles a driving force behind the growth and success of the next generation of startup brands. Follow us on LinkedIn for more updates and announcements to come.
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About The Littles
The Littles is a forward-thinking CPG startup advisory founded by Ali Karsch and Nikole Flores. Leveraging decades of expertise in Public Relations and Marketing, The Littles offers a distinct partnership model that empowers high-growth startups through equity-based collaboration. By bridging the gap between potential and success, The Littles is committed to revolutionizing how emerging brands access strategic PR and Marketing support.
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The Gurugram administration has issued a work-from-home (WFH) advisory on July 10 to corporate and private offices in the district due to heavy rains. The advisory has been issued in view of the forecast of heavy to very heavy rainfall in the district on July 9.
The advisory said that all corporate and private offices in the district should guide their employees to work from home. The advisory also said that all schools and colleges in the district will remain closed.
Deputy Commissioner of Gurugram Nishant Kumar Yadav said,“This will also help the civic agencies to take up dewatering and repair works expeditiously. We also advised the resident not to step outside unnecessarily due to rain.”
According to the data from the district administration, Gurugram City recorded 150 mm of rain between 6.00 am and 11.00 pm on Sunday, July 9. This caused heavy waterlogging on the Delhi-Jaipur Expressway and different parts of the city.
The commuters on the expressway near Narsinghpur Chowk faced huge traffic congestion on the spot and some people were seen walking in knee-deep water.
The waterlogging also caused power outages in some parts of the city. The Gurugram Metropolitan Development Authority (GMDA) has said that it is working to clear the waterlogging and restore power supply.
The GMDA has also asked people to stay indoors and avoid travelling if possible. It has also advised people to be careful of waterlogging and flooding.
The Gurugram Traffic Police took to Twitter to update commuters about traffic movements. The police asked commuters to consider working from home due to waterlogging and the traffic situation.
Meanwhile, the Gurugram District Administration has issued an advisory asking private schools in the city to remain closed on Monday, July 10, due to the heavy rains.
The advisory said that the schools should remain closed for the safety of the students and staff. It also said that the schools should take all necessary precautions to prevent waterlogging and flooding.
“Due to incessant rainfall, roads are waterlogged and commuting is extremely difficult. Hence, the schools will remain closed tomorrow (July 10) for students’ safety, by orders from the District Authorities,” read a message from the principal of DAV public school, sector 14.
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