Image from Affinity by Martina Stiftinger and Rita Louro

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Finding common ground while working miles apart

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Published on September 21, 2020

“The idea emerged to create a reflection about relationships and interaction.”—Martina Stiftinger

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“We were working in different countries, but we started by using Dropbox Paper. It was a brilliant tool.”—Rita Louro

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Liz Armistead
Liz Armistead leads the Brand and Influencer Partnerships team at Dropbox, responsible for large scale sponsorships and influencer activations around the world. She’s led programs at the Sundance Film Festival, SXSW, Cannes Lions, Toronto Film Festival, Semi Permanent, and many others, and has worked with countless influencers in music, film, fashion, art and design.
Liz Armistead leads the Brand and Influencer Partnerships team at Dropbox, responsible for large scale sponsorships and influencer activations around the world. She’s led programs at the Sundance Film Festival, SXSW, Cannes Lions, Toronto Film Festival, Semi Permanent, and many others, and has worked with countless influencers in music, film, fashion, art and design.

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