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Sylvia Dickoh
Sr. Product Designer @Global Roadrunner
Sylvia Dickoh is an experienced Digital Designer and Design Leader with a strong background in lifestyle and beauty industries. She possesses expertise in iOS Design, Web Design, HTML, Adobe, Figma/Sketch, and UX. Sylvia holds a Degree from Hyper Island and a Bachelor’s Degree in Digital Concept Development from the Copenhagen School of Design & Technology.
Sylvia’s educational journey includes studying High School, Media/Film at Gefion Gymnasium, a Bachelor’s Degree in Digital Concept Development from KEA - Copenhagen School of Design & Technology, completing a Mobile Creative course at Hyper Island, and an Academy Profession in Digital Communication and Media/Multimedia, also from KEA - Copenhagen School of Design & Technology.
Professionally, Sylvia has held positions such as Sr. Product Designer at Global Roadrunner, operated her own business www.sylviadickoh.dk as a Freelancer, served as Sr. Product Designer at Tjek, Head of Design at GOODIEBOX, and worked in various roles at GOODIEBOX, Practio, Easy Correct, Better Collective, and DanaWeb A/S.
Highlights
While HIDDEN MINORITIES™ has been on its way for a veeery long time, I’ve had a bit of difficulty collecting my thoughts around what I actually wanted to do. I think I found out, tho’ 🤝🏾
Often, I’ve felt like not getting the chance/being invited to the tables* at the established design scene in Copenhagen, so in stead of waiting for that to happen, I decided to built my own.
Other than being a space for me to post the work I do, I’ve always wanted to create a creative collective for bipoc and share work done by the minority group.
To put it clearly, Hidden Minorities™ is a collective of bipoc creatives, first. And a digital design studio, second.
If you’ve had similar thoughts/feelings (and you belong in this group), I’d like to invite you to Hidden Minorities Vol. 1.0 on January 18th, where we will discuss how we can thrive and build in this area.
Hit my DM, if you’re interested, and please share with your friends, if you know someone who would love and benefit from this!
*it could obviously also be that I’m not the right fit, not talented enough, etc. All I’m saying is that different perspectives gives you better ideas and results, and that’s why we need to be able to have a seat.
