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Juliana Feng

Digital Strategist I Communications Specialist I Consultant

Juliana Feng is a seasoned professional with over a decade of experience in leading strategic marketing campaigns for various industries like Arts & Culture, Non-profit, and Charity.

Her expertise lies in storytelling, user experience design, marketing strategy, and data analytics, allowing her to create engaging digital content that resonates with diverse audiences and drives action.

Juliana has a background in Arts Management and has held positions at prestigious organizations such as Canadian Stage, Dance Umbrella of Ontario, and Hot Docs Canadian International Documentary Festival.

She is known for her transformational leadership style, focused on fostering a culture of open communication, critical thinking, and creative solutions within her teams.

Juliana is a creative thinker who is constantly seeking new perspectives and experiences to enhance her skills and deliver innovative marketing solutions.

She is committed to lifelong learning and is passionate about connecting with clients to uncover new opportunities and drive meaningful outcomes.

Highlights

Jun 14 · linkedin

Don’t forget you are an asset! 🏆

Catching up with friends in the arts industry and meeting the next generation of emerging professionals gives me so much joy. Career pivots, job hunting and soul searching can be uncomfortable experiences, even for folks like me but don’t let that stop you from finding where you belong!

Here are some key highlights from this week's industry speakers at Work in Culture’s Navigating a Career in the Arts, Culture & Media event:

✅ Empower yourself to be mindful of your health & well-being. ✅ Be careful not to fall into silos! You are multifaceted and CAN be a fundraiser, dancer, creator, advocator, and more.  ✅ Know your tribe to be seen. Are there other arts organizations that are mandated to showcase work within the community you self-identify? Find your community and build on your passion, grow, and thrive. ✅ Don’t be discouraged if you don’t fit in. You all bring a unique lived experience which is an incredibly valuable insight to the organization since you have a deeper understanding of people’s specific needs and values.

Thanks again to T. Anne Frost, Stephanie Mae Draker, and Work in Culture for the impromptu notetaker and brief public speaking opportunity.   . . . 📷 : Photos courtesy of Work in Culture. Photography by Murphy Owusu.

Guest Speakers 📢: Amber Moyle, Flora Shum, Kevin A. Ormsby, Michael Morreale, Paolo Griffin, Parul Pandya, Reia Tarig, and Wendy Rading.

Feb 6 · linkedin

There's a bright future ahead of you, First-Year Students! 🌟

Thank you for sharing your stories and career paths with me at this evening's University of Toronto Scarborough Networking Dinner and much love to the Academic Advising & Career Centre for hosting the event. Wherever your journey takes you, I hope you all will find the courage to continue doing you, network, explore, and experiment until you find the career you aspire to achieve. I'm always happy to reconnect at any stage of your professional life!

Lastly, I'm so lucky to also be joined by other UTSC Alumni in the room: Zabikhulla Yari, Mobeen Lalani, Anjali Chauhan, Eesha Sondhi, and Coordinator, First Year Programs at UTSC, Kristen Wallace.

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Location

Markham, Ontario, Canada