Meet the VIC mentors
Steph Graham
Co-Founder & Director of no sunday blues
Steph is the Co-Founder and Director of Creative Recruitment Agency, no sunday blues. She has a passion for people, careers and the creative industry and has worked both in and recruited for the Advertising & Marketing industry over the past 11 years.
She started her career in Agency Client Service, working with brands including McDonald’s, Hawthorn Football Club, Luna Park & Banksy, before transitioning into the world of Recruitment 8 years ago. Since then, she’s launched and run a buzzing Graduate jobs community, hosted webinars with some of Australia’s leading Advertising & Marketing talent and placed over 200 people into amazing roles.
She’s always had a passion (slight obsession) with careers and nothing gives her more joy than helping others land their dream job and connecting her clients with amazing talent. She’s a huge advocate of supporting women in the industry and alongside her two Co-Founders, Mikhaila Warburton and Charlotte Flood, she makes up the 27% of female Founders.
Career & Background
Could you tell us a bit about your professional background?
I started my career 11 years ago in PR agency. I have worked in both Marketing & PR agencies for the first 3 years of my career, before transitioning into Recruitment, which I have been doing or 8 years and absolutely love! I have Co-Founded a Recruitment Agency, which launched in February, so I hope to continue to grow our brand and run the business for years to come.
What drives and inspires you
What are your core values?
Balance, Compassion, Reliability
You as a Mentor
Why have you decided to become a mentor?
I love supporting and connecting people especially women. I would love to be able to inspire others to build more confidence in their careers and realise their potential!
What are the top skills or qualities you bring to mentoring?
Confident, Empathic, Optimistic, Patient, Willing to be vulnerable
Ready to apply?
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