Kate Lewis

Jul 10, 2024 | short-reads.org | Mark Hendrickson |Amie McGraham |Hanna du Plessis |Kate Lewis

Kate Lewis — 3 min read Later, you will marvel at all the things you believed were important. The white milk instead of the chocolate, the crisp apples instead of the fries. The towels and the flip-flops by the pool. You will lay out those towels by the pool with precision, stretching the worn striped terry cloth across the stark metal frames of the deck chairs.

Jun 8, 2024 | militaryfamilies.com | Kate Lewis

Shortly after a beloved grandmother, Bea Holston, passed away in 2007, her granddaughters Courtney Holston-Toth and Peyton H. Roberts found a trove of love letters she’d kept for more than 50 years, penned by her husband Bill in the early years of their marriage. In the wake of Bea’s death, the letters felt too private and painful to read so the granddaughters put them away for safekeeping.

May 1, 2024 | countryside-jobs.com | Kate Lewis

By Kate Lewis Like most people in the Ecology sector, I've done my fair share of volunteering. Long before I took the plunge into the world of consultancy, I volunteered at a wildlife hospital, at Kew Gardens, at TRAFFIC (the wildlife trade monitoring network) and I’ve taken part in various voluntary animal research behaviour projects.

Apr 29, 2024 | militaryfamilies.com | Kate Lewis

A nonprofit organization is partnering with a renowned children’s book author to inspire military kids to read. United Through Reading set out to make reading with children easier for military caregivers – no matter where they are in the world. The organization’s Book for the Military Child program selects one book each year for the entire military community to read – with more than 10,000 copies distributed to communities and an e-book in their online app.

Apr 10, 2024 | newdigitalage.co | Kate Lewis

By Kate Lewis, Community & Partnerships Director, IngenuityForging a strong partnership between an advertising agency, a brand, and procurement is akin to running a three-legged race. Each leg has unique strengths and perspectives to bring to the team – agencies prioritise creativity and innovation, brands concentrate on market impact, and procurement works out cost efficiency, budget management and risk mitigation. Together, they should make for a dream team.