"Know any writers/editors/ppl who research & write about trends around business culture/networking & social media based in Frankfurt pls? x". - Ruby_Pseudo about 1 hour, 26 minutes ago.
I dont know who gave this advert the go ahead but they should be found, fired and shot. This advert is first off inherently racist... I'm offended. They should have gone the whole hog and brought out the black out and red lipstick or just got a couple puppet gollywogs, wtf were you thinking.
We're all about the young'uns at Rubypseudo, so naturally we were less than pleased to hear that youth run magazine The Cut risks being being cut due to lack of government funding. Though all is not lost, you can save The Cut by completing a few mini tasks on www.TheStake.co.uk , a Barclays run initiative aiming to get young people thinking of entrepreneurial ideas, many have supported this cause and we're about the spreading the word, so help keep The Cut going log on to The Stake.
The Muscat Youth Summit is an annual initiative organized by the Brand Oman Management Unit (BOMU) supported by UNESCO, the Sultanate’s Ministry of Education and the Oman National Commission for Education, Culture and Science.
The purpose of the Muscat Youth Summit is to give youth a voice in the planning of activities and programs for their communities and to provide information to adults making decisions that affect their lives. The Summit is a free-of-charge, three-day residential program aimed at 15–24 year-olds drawn from the Middle East, Asia, Europe and North America.
Britains own largest youth broadcaster SBTV was on and to capture the on goings at this summit where the focus is on Social Entrepreneurship, Urban Arts and Digital Participation. The young people are encouraged via workshops to explore social entrepreneurship and the power it gives youth over the way things are produced, services delivered and decisions made. Above all, it will encourage youth to take shared responsibility for their lives and communities and challenge rigid ideas about the balance of power between 'producer' and 'consumer'. Whilst also allowing the young people to experience a diverse range of arts and cultural activities to enhance their aspirations, achievements, skills, engagement with and contribution to their respective communities. It also introduces Summit participants to a new area of future employment.
pseu-do [soo-doh] from Gk, comb. form of 'pseuds' [false]...
Ruby Pseudo Consulting [RPC] is a global youth planning and research consultant agency set up by Ruby Pseudo [AKA Jenny Owen.] With a network of over 1,500+ youths across the world, RPC has worked with clients like Nike, Nokia,…
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"Every great consumer PR program starts with great consumer insights. And on our business, many of the great insights usually start with Ruby Pseudo. More than a keen observer of pop culture happenings, Ruby has a knack for deconstructing the zeitgeist and helping us understand the drivers behind the trends. Through her wit, intelligence, urging, cajoling, logical reasoning and occasional desperate pleadings, she ensures that our communications strategies are in perfect alignment with the consumer insights she puts forth."
Pete Pedersen, Vice President, Edelman Inc
"The reason I always jump at the chance to work with Ruby and her team is the fact that they are always there, always willing to help you, love getting you involved and will always make the work interesting and personal... I have worked for and alongside other companies that deal with youth research often, but Ruby and her lot always work in different ways, making your feel comfortable, making your opinion count, helping you get your opinions across in the best way possible for whoever she's working for... Also, whenever she introduces me to other people, clients and stuff, she makes you relaxed, by joking around and although it is work, it is very relaxed, interesting and enjoyable work... She gets the most out of every kid she works with... That's got to be good..."
Tom Farrel, 19, Essex, UK
"Ruby Pseudo and her brilliant crew at RPC understand our generation on a level that is entirely different than most other “experts”. She sees beyond the data. Gen Y, Millennials, “The Lost Generation,” “The Dumbest Generation,” “Gen BuY”… Most see the silly little titles and headlines. Ruby sees us. Ruby sees the nuances of our generation, which are much more powerful predictors than what’s on the surface- our age. It’s all possible because she lives the life rather than simply studying it. It’s possible because she’s crafted a crew made up entirely of clever kids our age who can give an honest perspective on who we are, what we want, what we need and what we’ll require of brands trying to reach us. And they’re not a sample panel hidden behind focus group room walls. She gives them a platform and voice to share their thoughts on a regular and open basis with anyone willing and smart enough to listen. "
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