Gabby Sloss

Digital Communications Officer

Gabby has over ten years’ experience in marketing and communications, working across branding, strategy, PR and digital content creation for a wide range of organisations. She has developed and delivered campaigns, built strong brand identities, and produced engaging content tailored to a wide variety of different audiences. She also works as Digital Marketing Officer for Bike For Good, and Communications & PR Coordinator for Beltane Fire Society.

She started out in roles with organisations including IVCC (a Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation subsidiary group), Making Music, Change Grow Live, and The Guardian. Since then, she has worked freelance, supporting arts and third-sector organisations with their marketing and communications. Gabby takes a creative, collaborative approach, seeing marketing not just as promotion, but as an extended dramaturgy which strengthens and extends an organisation’s overall story.

Outside of marketing & communication, Gabby works as a playwright and dramaturg, whose work sits on a landscape of sex, sexuality, intimacy and feminism. She holds an MLitt in Playwriting & Dramaturgy, and is currently on the PillowTalk Scotland Bold Type Journalism Fellowship.

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Articles featuring Gabby Sloss

let’s talk about sex (and disability): Putting it Centre-Stage

We brought together artists, practitioners, professionals in sex and sexuality for 'let’s talk about sex (and disability)'