Changing The Narrative In Tech And Design With Sian Morson

Today’s interview is with Sian Morson. Sian is an entrepreneur, mobile evangelist and strategist. In 2010, Sian founded Kollective Mobile, a mobile development and strategy agency. A seasoned digital professional, Sian has worked with many high profile clients to deliver successful campaigns for popular brands. Her diverse skill-set includes marketing, design, mobile strategy, business management and thought leadership. Sian speaks and writes about mobile strategy for a number of publications and also works with a variety of non-profits working to bridge the digital divide. An internationally exhibited artist, Sian enjoys fusing her creativity with technology. Her video art work has been featured in the prestigious Optica Festival in Spain, Director’s Lounge Berlin, and MoCADA Museum in NY. Our interview focused on:

Sian’s multicultural background
Sian’s journey to launching Kollective Mobile and why she thinks it’s important
The importance of mobile technology today

Resources Mentioned In The Interview

Kollective Mobile: http://kollectivemobile.com/
Personal Website: http://samoymorson.com/

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