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Anne-Laure Pingreoun
Founder / Curator at Alternative-Thinkers Ltd and Alter-Projects Ltd
Anne-Laure Pingreoun is an accomplished professional with a diverse educational background and extensive experience in business development, curation, and consulting.
Anne-Laure Pingreoun studied Baccalauréat at Lycée la Martinière Duchère, International Business at Rouen Business School, and pursued further studies at the University of Plymouth.
With a remarkable career history, Anne-Laure Pingreoun has held key roles such as Founder and Curator at Alternative-Thinkers Ltd, Founder and Curator at Alter-Projects Ltd, and Global Lead Curator at A/D/O x MINI at BMW Group.
Prior to these positions, Anne-Laure Pingreoun served in leadership roles including Head of Business Development at Spring Studios in London and New York, Business Development Director at Raison Pure (now Force MAJEURE), Co-Founder of RPNYC L'Orangerie at Force MAJEURE Design, New Business Manager at Leagas Delaney Global, and Account Director at CoandCo.
Her professional journey also includes roles like Consultant at IN Network, Account Manager at Senior King, and a New Business Executive (Internship) at Senior King, showcasing a diverse skill set and extensive industry experience.
Anne-Laure Pingreoun's career highlights her expertise in business development, curation, and consulting across various organizations within the creative and design industries.
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I’m happy to share the wonderful news that I am Co-Founder of Mayfair Design District at Mayfair Design District with the amazing James Malcolm Green! Launching our 8th edition on September 12th. Watch this space!
#mayfairdesigndistrict #London #design #art London Design Festival I PAD Design + Art I Frieze
I have been absolutely thrilled to have had some amazing and instructive meetings over the past few weeks with well-established architects and UK government teams. They all highlighted London as a shining creative beacon to the rest of the world. Honestly, I was quite shocked.
In my last post, I mentioned how London has lost much of its momentum and talents. The cost of living has more than doubled, making it prohibitively expensive for any of us to live and work here, and clients have cut their budgets or rescheduled projects. There is a massive gap between what the government and creative bodies portray and the reality on the ground...
Several creative summits are coming up in June / July, and it’s fascinating to see how much they charge to participate (around £400) and the speakers list (all government bodies or large creative agencies).
Where are the middle companies, the upcoming talents? The people who are truly driving the industry aren’t represented. The goliaths are being asked how they are doing, and unsurprisingly, they are doing just fine. But if you ask freelancers, small to medium companies or architects or galleries, and newly established artists, you’ll hear a different story: it’s a debacle! Many companies have had to close, and many of us are chasing the few pounds available. On a positive note, we are more determined than ever to come together and change things. But we need to be more vocal to fight for what we are creating and building! Let's raise our voices and make a difference!
I would love to have your opinion. Please comment below or send me an email. #Creativity #London #CreativeCommunity #FightForChange
