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More about Jeff Jeff Large is a podcast producer and strategist. He founded and runs Come Alive Creative, a podcast production company that helps brands and businesses produce their own podcasts. Come Alive Creative can help with everything from strategy to professional production, syndication, and thorough promotion of your podcast without any hassle. Owing to his natural curiosity, Jeff spends most days questioning and learning. He likes managing projects, making the complicated understandable, and repurposing content for maximum efficiency. Find Jeff and his work, here: Jeff Large Website Website Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Show Notes People: People: Seth Godin Alex Blumberg Ira Glass Rich (Mulholland) Chris Sacca Howard Benson Charles Mechem Rebecca Love Organisations: Gimlet Media Spotify NPR Wordpress Pagely IDEO LPGA TED McDonalds Jimmy John’s Miscellaneous: The Jeff Large Podcast Gallup Strengths Finder StartUp (Podcast) Twenty Thousand Hertz (Podcast) AdWords How can you help? Our podcast is still new

More about Donovan Donovan Goliath is a comedian, co-owner of the Melville Comedy Club and the award-winning entertainment brand, GOLIATH AND GOLIATH. He is most recognisable for the role he had as the host of The Real Goboza, which is one of South Africa’s most watched television shows, and is also an expert in delivering master classes on marketing, design and creativity. Funny enough, Donovan is a Caucasian-looking, coloured guy from Mthatha in the Eastern Cape who speaks fluent isiXhosa, giving ‘diversity’ a whole new meaning. What’s significant about him is that he has no blood relation to any of the Goliath stakeholders in SA comedy, but he simply shares a passion for the same sector. He left his lucrative advertising job for a full-time career in comedy and his acts are based around insightful storytelling and simple truths by using various characters and impersonations, which he invents. Today, he has risen as a social media star through the character, Donny Custard. Find Donovan and his work, here: D

More about Spillly Brent Spilkin (Spillly) is a business coach, founder of What The Freelance and BBBRAP, a movement starter, and former MD. He describes himself as a terrible business coach and a terrible management consultant but an amazing hybrid of both. Spillly has helped some of the most creative minds in agencies and tech solve their problems by delivering practical and accountable advice, guiding them toward efficiency and profitability. Find Spillly and his work, here: Growing Pains Business Coaching [Website] - (http://www.growingpains.biz/) [Facebook] - (https://www.facebook.com/Spillly/) [Instagram] - (https://www.instagram.com/spillly/) [LinkedIn] - (https://www.linkedin.com/company/spillly/about/) What The Freelance [Website] - (http://whatthefreelance.com/) [Facebook] - (https://www.facebook.com/Whatthefreelance/) BBBRAP [Facebook] - (https://www.facebook.com/Businessbikesbreakfast) [Instagram] - (https://www.instagram.com/businessbikesbreakfast/) Connect with Spillly: [LinkedIn] - (https://www

More about Carly Carly Ayres is a writer and creative director based in New York. Up until recently, she was a partner and co-founder at HAWRAF, an interactive design and technology design studio that worked to engage people in new & interesting ways. From sound-reactive identities to mirrored selfie posters, HAWRAF worked to help brands have better conversations. Prior to HAWRAF, Carly worked humanizing AI and evolving the Google logo in Google’s Creative Lab. She’s given voices to Fortune 500 companies & chatbots alike and writes on design, as well as a slew of other things. HAWRAF - Website LinkedIn Facebook Twitter Google Drive Connect with Carly here - LinkedIn Instagram Organisations: HAWRAF New Inc. Projects: HAWRAF’s 26 Hour Project One More Question is a podcast by Nicework a Brand and Service Design Company. One of the things we do best is asking our clients the right questions. This podcast came about because we want to share some of the best answers we have heard over the last 12 years. W

In this world of content marketing and automation, are consumers happy to talk to robots and to get an auto-generic service or do people still prefer to use human interface? Turns out that 60% of us like the smart Bot and about 40% of us like interfacing with humans, according to Nick Argyros. Could this be a generational thing? In Episode #4 of One More Question our self-learning podcast, our Founder, Ross Drakes gets into some risky ideas about robots, the pros and cons of smart machine learning and AI technology that could help your brand grow or kill it, along with some humans. Yep, it really could be a moral dilemma depending on your view of Schrödinger's cat. Ross talks to Nick Argyros Co-Founder and Director of INJOZI Digital Design, Audio Militia and GotBot AI Solutions, his machine learning, AI conversation Bot that can automate workflow and help your brand engage seamlessly with customers, also stick around to learn from Nick’s multiple business growth adventures. More about Nick Argyros After year

What is Intersectional Brand Building? How do you shift the culture of a brand to an authentic position of care and place of relevance in society while building relationships with consumers, that matters? There are a few epic considerations actually. In Episode #3 of One More Question, a probing podcast by the people of Nicework, our founder, Ross Drakes dives into some deeply reflective concepts with Sizakele Marutlule, CEO and Founder of Marutlulle & Co, a Pan African strategy and ideas lab. They explore ideas around unfashionable care, culture change, conscious consumerism, deep leadership and why benching company superstars can be a good thing. More about Sizakele Marutlulle Strategist and creative problem solver Sizakele Marutlulle has over 23 years’ experience in leadership, business architecture, brand building, innovation and people development. She is the CEO and Founder of Marutlulle & Co, a Pan African strategy and ideas lab that helps pro-Africa companies compete, win and prosper. She is a

More about Dion Chang - Dion Chang is a strategic thinker, keynote speaker, a walking ideas bank and professional cage rattler. He is one of South Africa’s most respected trend analysts and founder of Flux Trends, which takes the unique view of “trends as business strategy”. Flux Trends specialises in identifying unexpected business opportunities within shifting trends, and specifically the impact of disruptive technologies - across all industries - ensuring that global trends have relevance when translated for African, and South African businesses. Dion is passionate about assisting companies embrace change and embedding a culture of innovation into corporate operating systems. As a result, he is used as a management consultant for businesses facing disruption and challenged with adapting to a new world order. He lectures Foresight and Innovation Implementation modules for executives and senior management at various business schools, including GIBS, UCT’s Graduate School of Business and Duke CE. He has devis

About Loic Potjes Managing Director, Disruptive Leap Loic has 15 years’ experience at the helm of corporations, and as a CEO, in Africa and Europe has managed turnarounds, market entries, mergers and acquisitions, driven exponential scaling, differentiated and disruptive changes successfully. An alumni of Singularity University, London Business School, Louvain School of Management and GIBS, Loic is a versatile multilingual creative maverick, intuitive strategist, with a solid track record in shaping organizations into their future selves. He is a regular speaker on CNBC and other media platforms. Loic is an engaged Young Presidents Organization (YPO) member, and serves on various boards. Disruptive Leap is an Advisory and Investment boutique firm. It specializes on getting organisations to 10X their growth and margins through a distinct disruptive journey. Connect with Loic Potjes: FaceBook LinkedIn Loic’s business: Businesses: Disruptive Leap,Young Presidents Organization One More Question is a podcast by