Brining the World to Liverpool - Mastering Early Career Challenges
1:00pm - 2:00pm /
Wednesday 26th February 2025
Type: Webinar /
Category: Department
- Yiyi Wang
- Admission: Free to attend, registration required.
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We're excited to invite you to our next Bringing the World to Liverpool online event: Mastering Early-Career Challenges!
This interactive panel discussion and Q&A is all about tackling the early days of your career with confidence. Hear firsthand from Anna Callacher, a Music Intern at a school in Bangkok; John Fielding, a Commercial Insight Executive at ITV; and Stephanie Barney, founder of the social enterprise Girls on the Go, as they share their experiences, practical tips, and insights.
Event Details:
Date: Wednesday 26th February
Time: 1pm (GMT)
Link: Zoom link will be provided closer to the date
Meet the Speakers:
Anna Callacher (BA Hons History and Music 2023) is a Music Intern at Shrewsbury International School, Bangkok. With experience as a chorister, educator, and singer, she relocated in 2024 to advance her career, explore Southeast Asia, and pursue new opportunities in music education after years in Liverpool.
John Fielding (BA Hons English Language and Sociology 2021) is a Commercial Insight Executive at ITV, specialising in TV and Broadcaster Viewing on Demand (BVOD) platforms (ITVX) insight, strategy and planning. Passionate about changing media habits in the UK, he focuses on using insights and data to drive impactful media planning and strategy.
Stephanie Barney (BSc Hons Biological and Medical Sciences 2023) founded Girls On The Go (GOTG), a social enterprise that tackles loneliness among women. Initially a running club, GOTG evolved into a wellness brand, hosting over 1,000 girl-only events across Liverpool, Manchester, and Birmingham. With over 110k online followers, GOTG provides safe, inclusive spaces inspired by Steph’s own experiences of isolation.
This interactive panel discussion and Q&A is all about tackling the early days of your career with confidence. Hear firsthand from Anna Callacher, a Music Intern at a school in Bangkok; John Fielding, a Commercial Insight Executive at ITV; and Stephanie Barney, founder of the social enterprise Girls on the Go, as they share their experiences, practical tips, and insights.
Event Details:
Date: Wednesday 26th February
Time: 1pm (GMT)
Link: Zoom link will be provided closer to the date
Meet the Speakers:
Anna Callacher (BA Hons History and Music 2023) is a Music Intern at Shrewsbury International School, Bangkok. With experience as a chorister, educator, and singer, she relocated in 2024 to advance her career, explore Southeast Asia, and pursue new opportunities in music education after years in Liverpool.
John Fielding (BA Hons English Language and Sociology 2021) is a Commercial Insight Executive at ITV, specialising in TV and Broadcaster Viewing on Demand (BVOD) platforms (ITVX) insight, strategy and planning. Passionate about changing media habits in the UK, he focuses on using insights and data to drive impactful media planning and strategy.
Stephanie Barney (BSc Hons Biological and Medical Sciences 2023) founded Girls On The Go (GOTG), a social enterprise that tackles loneliness among women. Initially a running club, GOTG evolved into a wellness brand, hosting over 1,000 girl-only events across Liverpool, Manchester, and Birmingham. With over 110k online followers, GOTG provides safe, inclusive spaces inspired by Steph’s own experiences of isolation.