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Attree: Cape Town.
Attree: I won 'best actress' in high school.
Attree: It's been diverse and driven by my restlessness and intense curiosity. I've switched gears a few times and I'm incredibly grateful for that. It feels like I'm just getting started.
Attree: The internet (yes, all of it) gadgets, Jack Russells, my special people, art, drumming, good wine, great books and movies.
Attree: I'm surrounded by super-smart people who are constantly challenging the status quo. The industry evolves quickly and it's great to be in a space where people are brave enough to try new things.
Attree: Sometimes communications professionals are poor at communicating their ideas - for me, I know this is true at times and it's something I need to work on.
Attree: It varies, sometimes I spend days in meetings, other times I'm reading up on case studies and trawling the web for inspiration and examples of best practice, or preparing presentations for clients.
Attree: My Mac, iPhone, a big blank Moleskine and good coffee.
Attree: From a content marketing point of view, globally: General Electric, Coca-Cola, npr. Locally: Yuppiechef, Mercedes Benz, Woolworths.
Attree: I'm developing a process for content marketing at Ogilvy & Mather Cape Town. I'm driving a content-first agenda within the agency and pitching some forward-thinking content marketing strategies to clients. It's exciting to be able to introduce some new concepts to the agency and our clients.
12. Where and when do you have your best ideas?
Attree: When I least expect it, but usually while sleeping or driving.
Attree: I'm a below-average (but practising) drummer and I do an awesome Smurf voice.
Attree: Definitely a technophile!
Attree: Lots of pretty pics of Cape Town, loved ones and dogs. Random to-do lists and amusing WhatsApp conversations.
Attree: Work hard, be curious and be humble. Don't wait for people to tell you what to do, get stuck in, try different things and find what makes you tick.
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*Interviewed by Leigh Andrews.