
Creative Careers in the Digital Age
Creativity, careers, and the future of work: Duncan Brannan talks to Apps for Good
What do creative careers look like?
How can young people use creativity to shape their career paths?
What role does creativity play in tech-driven roles?
As part of its ‘Careers Series – For Students’, Apps for Good invited Duncan Brannan, Partner and Lead Designer at Treehouse Innovation, and Fabiana Guglielmi, Head of Creative and Production at NovaKid, to share their insights on creative career paths.
In this episode, Duncan Brannan and Fabiana Guglielmi delve into their experiences with creative careers, sharing insights on everything from their personal career journeys to how creativity shapes their daily work.
Curiosity is key to creativity
Interviewed by Laura Andrews, Senior Marketing Manager at Apps for Good, Duncan and Fabi provide students with a clear understanding of their current roles and how they infuse creativity into their professional lives. They also share examples of exciting projects they’ve worked on, highlighting the diverse experiences that have shaped their careers.
Both Duncan and Fabi emphasise the importance of staying open and curious in shaping career paths, and that creativity and storytelling are integral to their work. No matter the path, curiosity remains a vital skill.

“You’ve heard of S.T.E.M, well I’m a big fan of S.T.E.A.M, so it becomes Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Maths. I think the magic happens when you bring science and the art together. You need that cognitive diversity – if you can bring different people together who have different ways of thinking then you can come up with some really great ideas.”
Duncan Brannan, Partner and Lead Designer, Treehouse Innovation