Kate Branch is Chief Marketing Officer for The Albert Mosman and the broader Emerald City Hotels portfolio —including the signature property The Albert Mosman and Mosman Bride..
Kate holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts from the University of New South Wales and a Master’s in Art Therapy. During her postgraduate studies in Art and Psychodynamics at the University of Western Sydney, she completed a major visual and written research project exploring identity and imagery. This academic foundation continues to inform her strategic approach.
Strategy and concept means very little without the discipline to execute. Kate also designs the websites, produces visual content, runs community events, and manages the hotels brands and social media presence.

Kate holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) in Photomedia from the University of New South Wales and has spent over 30 years creating images that resonate and connect. Her journey began in 1995, when her father—formerly a photographer for the Herald and Ogilvy & Mather—placed a Pentax camera in her hands.
Formally trained in Photomedia at UNSW, she has built a distinctive practice grounded in both technical skill and storytelling. Her work has been recognised internationally, with features in leading publications including Harper’s Bazaar Vietnam, L’Officiel Austria, Vogue Australia, and PhotoVogue.
She is also the author of How to Look Good in Photos, where she shares insights into practical photographic techniques. In Covid Kate had a short and sweet podcast series, Gratitude Shot, where she explored photography and identity.

Kate Branch is a passionate traveller whose journey began with a solo trip to Egypt for her 19th birthday—and she hasn’t looked back since. She credits travel as her greatest teacher, shaping her appreciation and understanding of art, photography, and life itself. Her travel photography and creative storytelling have been featured in leading international publications that celebrate style, art, and emotion, including Drift Travel, First Class Magazine, AccomNews, and Qantas Magazine. Kate also donates selected still landscapes to Unsplash.and Pexels.




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