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Project Management for Creatives
Navigating a path to success
How do you balance your creative or career ambitions with other responsibilities, and what feels like the hardest aspect to manage?
It's a great question to marinate on. If you want to find consistency and scalability in your creative business, it's probably about time for a light audit. What tasks as a creative professional are being dropped, or are taking away from your creative flow state? Pamoja Keepsakes is excited to offer project management services for creative professionals. Artists are great vision and creation, but designing goals into measurable milestones can be the tough part. Why is that? Probably because you're blazing your own trail, so there isn't a clear "right way" to accomplish your goal. Whether its setting up a measurable plan or setting up a sustainable process, our goal is to help you build a map that will track your progress, build confidence through consistent habits, and forge a path to your goals that you can continue to rinse and repeat well beyond our project management engagement.
Let's Talk About It
Need support reaching your creative goals?
Our fractional project management services will help you execute well and enhance scalability.
Who Will You Be Working With?
Meet Whitney
With 6 years of solo-preneurship with Pamoja Keepsakes and one year as an operations manager at a busy creative agency, I have experienced all the elements of what it takes to successfully run a creative business. I'm most passionate about assisting creative professionals and visual artists lean into their gifts fully in order to achieve their goals. I have found that I am a unicorn of sorts when it comes to balancing left and right brain tasks very well. I am recharged with organizational tasks just as much as I love getting lost in my own painting flow. I am a project manager who personally understands the needs, jargon, and processes of painters, ceramicists, graphic designers, illustrators, paper crafters, and more. One of my mantras is "Start where you are." It's vital to construct both ambitious and achievable goals, but most importantly, to just start.