Revolt’s Digital CEO interviews – Juan Umaran
In this episode of the Digital CEO, we interview Juan Umaran, Partner/Director at Arbusta, a startup that revolutionizes the sector by employing young talents with high potential who learn while they work. The company operates in Argentina, Uruguay, and Colombia and has more than 300 collaborators. We had an amazing talk about people in tech, […]
Revolt’s Digital CEO interviews – Ramon Vullings
In this episode of the Digital CEO we had such a great talk with Ramon Vullings. He is a cross-industry innovation expert, author, speaker, and ideaDJ. He speaks about creativity & innovation in the digital age for organizations such as NASA, Rabobank, Nike, Unilever, Volkswagen, TEDx, Siemens, PwC, FloraHolland & Audi.
He is also the author of 4 management books on applied creativity & innovation. His book: “Not Invented Here: cross-industry innovation” has already been translated into 5 languages and with 60,000 copies sold, is a true management bestseller.We had the pleasure to talk about bringing the outside world in and why the cross-sector remixing of ideas is a smart strategy.
Join us in this amazing episode, and discover strategies, tools, and skills for looking beyond the borders of your domain and transform your business in a digital and smarter way.
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0:00 – Intro
1:15 – What does it mean to be an idea DJ?
2:18 – An introduction into Cross-Industry innovation
3:57 – Right now, Cross-Industry is an opportunity? or is it mandatory?
5:44 – Where should a company search for connections?
8:46 – Examples of companies who applied Cross-Industry innovation
11:22 – Framework and tools to apply Cross-Industry innovation.
15:10 – Do I need specific skills to apply Cross-Industry innovation?
17:46 – Is there any specific industry benefitted with Cross-Industry?
19:33 – From EGO to LEGO
22:56– An Idea DJ perfect Mix: Beauty – Value – Impact
Revolt’s Digital CEO interviews – Dario Porterie
In this episode of the Digital CEO, we interview Dario Porterie, an awarded creative director with a vast trajectory on the advertising industry. Before founding 5:45 Am he worked as Executive Creative Director for Slap Global, Santo, Santo London, Grey, with clients such as Vodafone, Coca-Cola, Viacom, GSK, Chevrolet (GM), Mastercard, amongst others.We had an amazing talk about his vision on the creative industry.
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0:00 – Intro
1:00 – About Dario
1:41 – About 5:45 AM and why it’s different from big agencies
5:08 – The process behind every work at 5:45 AM
8:41 – Why there are so many independent agencies?
11:29 – An advice to young creatives
15:17 – Strategy and creativity
18:48 – Nowadays, a creative person, is more an artist or a scientist?
25:40 – What is the future of 5:45 AM
27:30 – Dario’s recommendations on books, podcasts or movies
Revolt’s digital CEO interviews – Richard Mendis
In this episode of the Digital CEO by Revolt, we talked about AI, Marketing, Human Resources and the tech Layoffs with Richard Mendis, CMO of Hirelogic, seasoned marketer, advisor, founder and board member in various startups. Why is this talk so special for us? We’ve been working with Rich and his team at Hirelogic, and we know how much he has to share about the current and future state of AI. So go ahead and jump into this great talk!.
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0:00 – Intro
1:37 – About Richard Mendis
2:21 – Rich’s vision on the use of AI in the HR market
4:15- How Hirelogic adapted to AI
5:51- Was Hirelogic prepared for AI taking over the markets?
07:01 – Using LLM models in HR interviews
09:46 – Rich’s vision on marketing and AI
11:40 – Would AI will change roles in job functions?
14:57 – Remote VS onsite jobs
16:32 – Richard’s vision on tech layoffs
Revolt’s Digital CEO interviews – Patrick Newbery
Our first guest in our new Digital CEO interviews series is Patrick Newbery, Method Co-Founder and Design Strategy Consultant. He shares his vision and insights on strategy, founders, startups, design and Ai.
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0:00 – Intro
1:15 – About Patrick
2:24 – Creating value thru strategy and design
4:30 – Is strategy a great tool?
7:33 – Social media as an advisor for entrepreneurs
10:10 – Patrick’s advice to young entrepreneurs
13:44 – Patrick’s advice to an established company CEO
15:39 – Visual aids to understand strategy systems
20:48 – Thoughts on AI
28:26 – Patrick’s recommendations on books, podcasts or movies
Revolt’s Digital CEO interviews – Michael Janda
Michael Janda is a executive level creative leader with more than 20 years of experience in both in-house creative departments and agencies working with some of the greatest brands in the world. In addition to his robust experience managing creative and marketing teams, He is the author of the book, Burn Your Portfolio and has been a keynote speaker at HOW Design Live, AIGA, Advertising Federation and University events across the nation.
And we had a blast talking with him about human to human connection instead of Ai, insights on how to start your business and education for freelancing.
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0:00 – Intro
1:15 – About Mike
2:53 – An advice from Mike to those starting their own business
5:17 – The reason why Mike started MCA (More Creative Academy)
10:23 – Ai and the creative field
13:13 – JM thoughts on Ai
15:42 – Mike’s vision on the creative field for the next 5 years.
19:30 – How MCA can prepare you to be a better profesional
21:11 – There’s better education than schools if you want to start freelancing
25:35 – Mike’s recommendations on books
28:04 – Are old strategy books still relevant?