I'm Angela, a communications and marketing specialist who turns research, strategy and complex ideas into stories, campaigns and content people actually want to engage with. Creativity with purpose, carried through with care.
Strategic storytelling & campaign development
Stories for partners across 8 Baltic Sea countries
Newsletters, social campaigns & digital publications
Currently completing an MSc in Global Digital Marketing
I believe the best communication is creativity with purpose, ideas built to move people, not just inform them.
I plan and deliver content, campaigns and editorial publications for international, EU-funded projects, translating research and policy into stories that build real connections with the people reading them. My work spans brand voice, digital storytelling, campaign planning and stakeholder engagement, always with one goal: making complex ideas compelling.
I'm currently completing an MSc in Global Digital Marketing, and I'm especially drawn to the space where strategy meets creativity, where a brand's voice has to hold together across a newsletter, a social feed and a press release, and still feel like one story.
Every campaign starts with a clear, defensible idea.
Content designed around who's actually reading it.
Ideas carried through to polished, memorable output.
Comfortable coordinating people across borders and deadlines.
A closer look at three editorial publications I planned, wrote and coordinated end to end, presented here as interactive flipbooks you can page through.
A seasonal newsletter translating a full quarter of technical project updates into stories worth opening, spanning culture, sustainability and innovation.
The best communication doesn't shout. It simply makes people want to keep reading.
A sustainability-themed issue built around climate adaptation and circular-economy pilots, designed to make dense research feel current and relevant.
A recurring format spotlighting individual projects in more depth, paired with a forward-looking calendar of events to keep audiences planning ahead.
I like planning content in advance, spacing announcements, spotlights and lighter seasonal posts so nothing feels repetitive. It's a small skill, but one I enjoy, and one I can bring to any team's calendar.
I'm always glad to hear about new communications and marketing projects. Reach out by email or phone.
Campaign Highlights
A selection of LinkedIn campaigns I wrote and designed for, organised by creative approach.
Blue Supply Chains: Final Event
Event promotion built around one striking aerial port image and a confident, editorial typeface, designed to make a logistics conference feel like a moment worth attending rather than another calendar notice.
View the postA moody, cinematic image paired with a wry one-liner, turning a climate adaptation update into something people actually stop to read.
View postA search-bar overlay on a Baltic coastline photo, framing a policy topic as the question people are already asking.
View postReal product photography over polished graphics, giving a plastics-reduction project a tangible, human face.
View postFresh, appetising food styling used to introduce an institutional-capacity project without a hint of jargon.
View postAn illustrated "grandport" meme contrasting 2010 and 2026, turning a circular-economy research output into something people actually share.
View postA clean, editorial split-layout marking World Science Day, connecting the occasion to the programme's research-driven projects.
View postA cheerfully absurd image (a cat with headphones and a guitar) built for World Music Day, proof the brand voice can hold a joke without losing polish.
View postA set of three postcard-style graphics, playing on Valentine's Day for a lighter, shareable partner spotlight.
View postAn illustrated "which monster are you" quiz format, using custom characters to make Halloween feel on-brand rather than off-topic.
View postA festive post thanking partners and followers for the year.
View postA playful internet trend adapted into a festive, on-brand game for the programme's audience.
View postA short animated-style carousel building anticipation ahead of an announcement, using bold colour and a simple visual gesture.
View postA "2016 vs 2026" retrospective carousel, pairing six projects with their earlier counterparts to mark ten years of programme cooperation.
View postA monthly reflection carousel playing on "May" as both the month and a wish, pairing event photography with short, hopeful lines.
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