Mission
All in Awe
Connect charities and non-profits with creative professionals.
All in Awe
Establish projects with purpose, to empower and benefit the ones who need it most.
All in Awe
Bring together people that seek purpose with people that create change.
All in Awe
Being human is a shared experience and we want to take responsibility for it.
We build upon a large network of creative professionals who choose to support meaningful causes with their work, focussing on spatial design and communication design projects. What joins us is our overarching desire to seek out opportunities to make a positive impact with our skills.
We partner with charities, non-profits and public sector projects to make our skills accessible to individuals and communities that can benefit from creative services. Our goal is to connect with people who need our services most, and to create meaningful change by working collaboratively with them.
Collaborators
Our network of impact-driven creatives spans across various professions and is constantly growing.
CREATIVE PROFESSIONALS
ORGANISATIONS
Clients we have worked with
Animal Advocacy Africa, Effective Altruism Cambridge, Effective Ventures, Effektiv Spenden, Children Unite, City College Peterborough, Civic, Conjecture, Everyone on Boards, Hackney Cooperative Developments, London EA Hub, Longview Philanthropy, Participatory City, Peterborough Museum and Art Gallery, Store Projects, Vida Plena, Wytham Abbey
Clients our collaborators have worked with
Anna Freud National Centre for Children and Families, Airbnb, Astrup Fearnley Museet, Bank of England, Bloomberg, The British Council, The British Library, The British Museum, Camper, CCS Bard Center for Curatorial Studies, CoinDesk, Der Spiegel, Depot Basel, Disegno, English Heritage, Erdem, The Francis Crick Institute, Frank Ocean, French Institute of Japan, Givenchy, The Globe Theatre, Google Arts & Culture, Guy’s Hospital, Hermès, IDEO, Ikea Food, Institute of Contemporary Arts, Instagram, Ishinomaki Laboratory, Jewish Museum London, Kinfolk magazine, KW Institute for Contemporary Art, M Le Monde, Monocle, The National Trust, Natural History Museum, The Plant Magazine, Princeton University School of Architecture, The Real Review, Royal Botanic Gardens Kew, Royal College of Art, The School of Life, The Science Museum, Sennheiser, The Southbank Centre, Sphere, Tate, The Victoria & Albert Museum, The Wellcome Trust, Wallpaper*, WeTransfer, Zeit Magazin
Information
Our process democratises creation for the greater good. We believe in co-design and closely collaborate with our clients and their beneficiaries, the people who are at the core of all we do. Our global network offers high level skills teamed with decades of commercial experience. We strongly believe that everyone involved benefits from the added social and environmental values. Being human is a shared experience and we want to take responsibility for it.
Eva Feldkamp
Founder & Director
BiographyEva is a consultant and strategist focussing on social, humanitarian and cultural projects.
Throughout her career as a designer, she has always been on the search for purpose. After more than a decade working with leading design studios in London, she founded All in Awe to give charities and non-profits access to creative professionals without the traditional overheads associated with large agencies.
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In 2021 Eva won the Pierre Keller Award for her work with All in Awe. The award is initiated by Hublot with jury members Marva Griffin Wilshire, Hans Ulrich Obrist, Alice Rawsthorn and Formafantasma. Before founding All in Awe, Eva led the interior design team at Tom Dixon’s Design Research Studio, delivering large-scale projects in Europe, Australia and Japan. Projects included restaurants, bars and residential schemes including an extensive portfolio of micro-living projects in the Nordics. Prior to Tom Dixon, she worked with Ilse Crawford at her multidisciplinary practice Studioilse. Whilst designing projects across private residential and commercial sectors, she most memorably collaborated with the mental health charity Anna Freud National Centre for Children and Families to design and deliver a new centre.
With a passion for diversity, making a difference and helping people reach their full potential, Eva applies her design and leadership experience to projects that empower the ones who need it most.
Achilleas Sesis
Science & Technology
BiographyAchilleas provides All in Awe with the latest scientific research and support in technological innovation.
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He founded ARCUS NEWS, an innovative news publishing platform that helps businesses and academics generate productive and sustainable networks. Achilleas works in the field of entrepreneurship and has been a technical and business advisor in several startup projects, as well as large-scale multi-partner EU industry research consortiums. His projects cover a wide spectrum of fields; spanning from applied AI, advanced materials, and social science. His work has been implemented in sectors such as power generation, aerospace, nuclear, critical infrastructure, health, and many more.
Achilleas loves helping, values altruistic behaviours, and enjoys cooking, knitting, and sports. He also made it to the 3% of ESA's last astronaut selection programme; a childhood dream of his.
Hugo Macdonald
Words
BiographyHugo helps All in Awe to bring its values and mission to life in words, ensuring there is clarity and intention in expression across all aspects of communication.
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Hugo is a writer and strategist based in Hastings. A former editor at Wallpaper* and Monocle, and brand director at Studioilse, today he has his own consultancy working with people and brands to help articulate what they do and why it matters. He has worked at founder/CEO-level with clients including Airbnb, Instagram, Ikea Food, Erdem, IDEO and The School of Life.
Hugo met Eva whilst working together at Studioilse.
Jeremy Bonney
Community
BiographyJeremy supports All in Awe on community building.
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He is driven to amplify kindness in the world to create more global unity and happiness. He believes deeply in the power of vulnerability, humility and compassion to help us be our best selves and do our best work together.
Jeremy has ten years’ experience as an early employee in tech startups. He was Head of Community at Sphere, which was acquired by Twitter, and CEO at CoinDesk, which was acquired by Digital Currency Group. He previously worked as a dating coach (a bit like in the movie Hitch) and studied psychology at university.
Ilaria Ventriglia Burke
Communications
BiographyIlaria supports All in Awe in matters related to communication and creative strategy.
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She is an international and versatile creative professional, with the ability to draw from experiences and expertise to develop and deliver projects without missing the joy along the way.
Covering all communications, global PR, positioning, partnerships, and cultural strategy she has used her skills and a generous dose of emotional intelligence to help clients of any size to identify and articulate what they need and how to achieve it.
Diversity is an opportunity so whether it’s design, tech, art, institutions, startups, luxury or non-profit she still believes the most interesting things happen when there are at least two people in the room and that relationships are how we save the world.
Grégory Ambos
Visual
BiographyGreg developed the visual identity and website to All in Awe. He ensures visual coherence and relevance in multiple projects as we advance our collaborations.
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Eva and Greg met in London where he was a partner and creative director at the London based design office Zak Group from 2012 to 2019. He lead a wide range of design projects including large-scale visual identities, publications and exhibitions.
His clients include among others Princeton University School of Architecture, Royal College of Art, Frank Ocean, CCS Bard Center for Curatorial Studies, KW Institute for Contemporary Art, Hessel Museum of Art and Astrup Fearnley Museet.
Since moving to Kyoto, he has worked to forge links between France and Japan and regularly collaborates with the French Institute of Japan - Tokyo, the Villa Kujoyama and Ishinomaki Laboratory. He frequently works in collaboration with the sociologist Joël Vacheron, in order to develop projects addressing issues that relate more specifically to social and environmental issues.
Ruby Dixon
Administration
BiographyRuby is a producer and studio manager working with All in Awe to support administration.
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She is a founding member of Kai Lab, a design practice based in East London that creates sonic, electronic and mechanical artworks. Alongside her role at Kai, Ruby works as a freelance fundraiser with a range of artists and agencies.
Get Involved
Are you a charity or non-profit that could benefit from our support?
Please email project@all-in-awe.org
and we will be in touch.
Are you a creative professional and would like to learn more about our network?
We’d love to hear from you via work@all-in-awe.org
with a few lines about your journey so far.
© All in Awe CIC 2024
Company Number 13308829