Press
The following is collection of press features:
Opening Presence
A podcast about Creative Self Realization. It was created to aid those 'on the path'. Aaron Robinson along with his friends will discuss meditation, the creative process and have constructive conversations that we can apply to our daily lives.
Career Lab Spotlight: Mulu Habtemariam — Associate Producer
By Leo Burnett Chicago
Mulu is a new Burnetter who joined the agency four months ago. Since joining the team, he’s become a regular fixture in the Career Lab.
“As someone who started in a strategic role but am now working in production, I wanted to learn from someone with experience in cross-discipline transitions, someone who could help me unlock immediate and long-term value for my team as I learn the ropes of a new suite of client work.” - Mulu Habtemariam
57 mulu habtemariam: the plug Opening Presence with aaron robinson
In today’s episode I sit down with Mulu Habtemariam. I won’t both trying to box him in with a title but let’s just say that he is a Natural Resource for Creatives World Wide. In the conversation we discuss the importance of bringing value to others and establishing boundaries so that we don’t get lost in our desire to serve. If you enjoy this episode, make sure to share it with a friend. Contact: @muluohabte
What Is A Culture Analyst?
Finder of all things cool, Mulu Habtemariam uses his cultural insights and life experiences to create new and authentic content for niche audiences at Wieden+Kennedy. With a background in communications and interests in UX, music management and videography, Mulu didn't have the hard skills needed to be an analyst. We sat with him to discuss how his entrepreneurial spirit and drive to consistently learn, allowed him to land his new-age gig as a Culture Analyst.
Q&A: MULU HABTEMARIAM, CULTURAL INSIGHTS ANALYST
Describe your job.
“To be a cultural insights analyst means to be deeply attuned to the rapidly evolving interests and behaviors of audiences within culture at large, but especially within digital, social, and multi-platform ecosystems.” - Mulu Habtemariam
#IGOTASTORYTOTELL Podcast
By ThinkYOUth Co
The Rose the Grew From Concrete: Growing the culture of NBG This episode features my friend Mulu Habtemariam, a Portland creative whose label NBG (Neu Beginin Global) has created a movement and growing culture for PDX.
Aziz Ansari 'Parks' it at Irvine
By The Daily Pennsylvanian
Comedian Aziz Ansari speaks at Irvine Auditorium at SPEC-TRUM’s Spring Event.
“The fact that Aziz has been through college makes him really relatable,” said SPEC-TRUM Co-Director and College senior Mulu Habtemariam. “And a lot of his comedy actually sheds light on things that he experienced throughout his life, from his upbringing in the South to college at NYU.”
“I’m halfway paying attention. I turn to my friend Mulu [Habtemariam] to say something to him, but I feel something on my hair. I look down and the cashier had reached across the conveyer belt and was rubbing my hair. Her face was so gross with satisfaction. I legit could have thrown up.”
At the time, Pixel [creator] had already been working on Hair Nah, so Habtemariam — who helped work on the game — yelled out “hair nah” in response.
Upcoming SPEC concerts will showcase rising artists
By The Daily Pennsylvanian
The Jazz and Grooves concert will feature Star Slinger, while SPEC-TRUM's concert will present Theophilus London, Kendrick Lamar and Meek Mill.
“A lot of mainstream artists don’t necessarily have a lot of creative control … you get a different perspective [from concerts like these],” College senior and SPEC-TRUM director Mulu Habtemariam said.