“Gura” Gladeau
Gura Gladeau, a First Nation artist with roots deeply planted in the Flying Dust First Nation of Treaty 6 Saskatchewan, has carved a niche for herself in the world of multimedia and art. Since she graduated from Vancouver Film School in 2016, Gura has seamlessly blended her skills in digital design with her passion for photography, creating a diverse portfolio that speaks volumes of her visual gifts.
In her time, Gura has cultivated a thriving photography business, capturing the essence of her subjects with a unique and captivating style. Her journey into social media management began with a fashion brand, where she quickly discovered her knack for content creation. This newfound passion led her to work with social media agencies, developing customized content strategies for her clients showcasing her talent for visual concepts.
Recognizing the stark lack of Indigenous representation in the commercial industry. Her work is featured in collaboration with content creator, Shayla Stonechild, generating Indigenous-led content, for renowned brands such as Sephora, Joe Fresh, Indigo, RW&CO, Uniqlo, and more, proving that change is not only possible but necessary. Gura continues to consult with Indigenous businesses of all sizes in their creative direction and marketing.
Values.
Long-Term Relationships
As someone who works closely with clients, I understand the importance of developing long-term relationships. I always aim to create an enduring rapport with those I work with so that we can continue to build on our success together.
Loyalty
With loyalty comes satisfaction, and I want to ensure each client never leaves with anything less than a smile. Spending time understanding their needs and what they care about is essential in developing positive relationships with them — it's the only way to forge meaningful connections that fuel loyalty and trust.
Quality
Each project I tackle for my clients is a chance to prove that quality matters. Although details may not seem important at first, they have a significant effect on the appearance and overall effectiveness of an end product.
There's more value here. Let's uncover it.
You may not need another logo, another campaign, or more content for the sake of content. You need clarity around what makes what you're building valuable, why it matters and how to move that value forward. That's where we begin.