Episode 89: Design industry icon Sue Carr on design, work and the challenges of being a female designer in the 1980s

<p>Since co-founding <a href='http://www.inarc.com.au/'>Inarc</a> in the early seventies and later <a href='http://www.carr.net.au/'>Carr Design Group</a>,  Sue Carr has played a crucial role in the evolution of Australian interior design. Navigating the early days when the career path was largely unheard of,  Sue has a far-reaching legacy, earning gold at the <a href='https://www.idea-awards.com.au/'>Interior Design Excellence Awards</a>. <br/><br/>Sue Carr was also recognised for her leadership by the Financial Review’s Westpac <a href='http://www.100womenofinfluence.com.au/'>‘100 Women of Influence’ 2016 event</a>. <br/><br/>Recently minted Member (AM) of the Order of Australia (General Division) for significant service to interior design, education and women in business <a href='https://www.carr.net.au/'>Sue Carr</a> – actually started off training as a scientist and landed almost by default, as an interior designer. <br/><br/>Her scientific training has imparted a unique approach, somewhat analytical that she has for all her design projects.<br/><br/>As the Founding Principal of Carr Design, Sue shares with us her 50 years in the industry, the changes she has seen, and what she thinks makes a successful architecture and interior design business that has a timeless approach, and one that also fosters a strong connection with her clients.</p>