Label Sessions Presents...

In this episode, Maxine Mackie of Label Sessions talks to Will Case.Will is at the forefront of creative technologies to deliver world-class, storydriven experiences.Be it in virtual production, in-camera visual effects or extended reality for live events and interactive experiences, including the ceremony of the 2012 London Olympic Games - Will has over 20 years of industry experience, continually proving his passion for the ever-developing craft.

In this episode, Keishia Quijano of Label Sessions talks to Meltem Kilicaslan.Meltem is a conflict resolution coach, mediator, entrepreneur and speaker with over 25 years of experience in her field. She helps organisations change the way they work and is passionate about creating and guiding peaceful, collaborative and creative workplaces no matter the conflict.

In this special episode, Nick Sherrard of Label Sessions talks to Anna Foat and Daniel Pepe.This comes from a discussion on a clip on our previous podcast with John V Willshire - tackling the topic of thirsty generalism as he coined, in the workplace.This grew to our guests thinking about how generalism can be applied to healthcare, more specifically, primary care and the lessons from primary care for start-up founders… so, here we are.

In this episode, Iain Montgomery of Label Sessions talks to Dion Chang.Dion is the founder of Flux Trends, the global firm dedicated to trends as business strategy. With over 15 years of experience at Flux Trends alone, Dion truly is the business strategist and professional cage rattler he describes.

In this episode, Maxine Mackie of Label Sessions talks to Sharon Harris. Sharon has over 20 years of experience as a leader and making an impact in marketing and digital media. She’s recently launched her own collective and prior to that serving as a CMO at Ascential Digital Commerce and Jellyfish, working with brands like Uber, eBay, Disney, Spotify and many others.

Colin Duff, an innovation firestarter, shares his experiences helping brands overcome challenges and transform their culture. He discusses his journey to becoming an innovation firestarter and the importance of being a versatile innovator. Discover how a shipping company transformed unconnected products into smart ecosystems. Learn about the importance of building confidence and fostering innovation. Explore the value of having a board of advisors for a venture. Lastly, the speaker shares their go-to website for procrastinating and their recent trip to Hawaii.

In this episode, Nick Sherrard of Label Sessions talks to Emmanuel Probst.Emmanuel has wafts of experience in branding, currently the Global Lead in Brand Thought Leadership at Ipsos and recently publishing his own book in the art and science of brand transformation.His mission is to succeed, brands must transform us and the world we live in.

In this episode, Keishia Quijano of Label Sessions talks to Jordan Ostapchuk. Jordan is a leader in investment strategy, research and innovation in infrastructure, currently with OMERS in Toronto, Canada.He is a strong believer in the new field of capital design - bridging the gap between design-led choices and investment-led decision making.

In this episode, Nick Sherrard, Iain Montgomery and Josh Nixon wrap-up our time at World Passenger Fest in Vienna - walking you through our highlights, lowlights and tips for the fest next year.Not to mention, a round-up of interview highlights we did with a slew of leaders at the conference.

In this episode, Keishia Quijano also of Label Sessions talks to Steve Gatenby.Steve is at the forefront of innovation, previously launching Barclays open innovation business Rise as their Director of Innovation - now heading Microsoft’s product management approach to establish product-centric ways of working.Steve is a strong believer in outcome focused, human centred design to solve the toughest business challenges.