Talking to Unicorns #2 | Hollie Arnett

We are back for #2. Last week, I sat down with Hollie who is a brand designer from Wellington to discuss freelancing and being a branding expert. We talked about the customer experience of brand consulting, how you can build additional income streams and how to land your first paying gig as a freelancer.

Hollie is also working on re-branding Unicorn Factory! So heaps of exciting things are on the horizon!

Links: Hollie's UF profile: https://www.unicornfactory.nz/profiles/hollie-arnett

Hollie's Creative Morning Presentation on Purpose: https://creativemornings.com/talks/hollie-arnett

Hollie's Twitter: https://twitter.com/hollie_arnett

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