by Victoria Herrera
We interviewed a ton of artists from Culture Cartel. (It was like interviews back to back for hours…)
Here’s an article about all the words of wisdom we got for aspiring artists.
Here’s a good one– “Stop thinking and start doing. The other day we were having a conversation and I was just like ‘Just ask for forgiveness instead of permission and I’d I feel better cos’ you’re doing sh*t.’”
Last November 14, I did a talk for PR Asia (Philippines.) To a group of PR executives, I spoke about the language of Gen Z and digital natives and how to connect with them.
I learned a lot while prepping for the talk– but at the same time presented two case studies on how we anchored our best practices on authenticity and community building.
It was awesome.
Whoo hoo! Second year in a row baby!
So happy I got to moderate a panel on “Authenticity in the Digital Age” for Facebook and Mano Amiga Academy Philippines last October.
It’s hard work but we’re committed.
This feature came out in the Philippine Star newspaper last July.
Gratitude always,
V
Interviewed with a few artists who performed at the Asia League Fest last September for Status Magazine.
Click HERE for the full story.
I started working with Kumu this year as their head of content, then head of partnerships and now a few other things. Sometimes when I’m not playing that role I jump on as a host for one of their livestream shows– The Nosebleed show.
For those not Filipino, I’m sure you’re wondering why it’s called that. In the Philippines, when someone speaks way too much English that it’s confusing or hard to converse with, they say “Omg Nosebleed”
So yes, expect way more English than Tagalog language, tons of pop culture news and a gameshow where you can win Php 10,000. This show is hosted by my good friend Margaux Cortez. (But above in the pic is me and baby sis Summer Sevilla stepping in as subs.)
Congratulations @penshoppe @jeffbacons for thinking of this wonderful campaign. Proceeds from this t-shirt go to the anti-bullying education program for teachers in the Philippines.
My name is Victoria Herrera and I proudly support #IamDifferent, the Anti-bullying campaign of @penshoppe. It’s okay to be different. Different is good. I AM DIFFERENT.
Be part of the movement.
📸: @erwincanlas
The fan was on point.
Photographed by Art Alera
My history- hosting Philippine Fashion Week TV in 2010-2011 with Sarah Meier.
Photos by Art Alera and Eunice Alera
Published in my book, Unscripted.
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