Georges AntoniGuestArielle ThomasHost
[upbeat music] The really successful campaigns, the really successful brands have always erred on the side of art and made things commercially successful in that regard.

One of the biggest challenges that I think facing Australian retailers is the conservative nature of the hierarchy within a lot of companies is, I think, causing a lot of their competitive disadvantage on a global scale.
In this episode, we unpack George's unconventional route to where he is today and the way he assembles his teams.
We dived into his really important perspectives into commercial and artistic brand stories, and how Down Under we approach things a lot differently to the international brands, mostly due to our upbringing and the Australian way.
It's a pretty unique way of thinking, and something that I hadn't really intellectualized before, but I'm really excited and privileged that George did so with me.
We've recorded this episode while he was in a remote area with his family, and the Wi-Fi was a little bit patchy, and I apologize about the lag, but I think that you'll learn so much from this episode that you won't even notice.
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[upbeat music] The really successful campaigns, the really successful brands have always erred on the side of art and made things commercially successful in that regard.

One of the biggest challenges that I think facing Australian retailers is the conservative nature of the hierarchy within a lot of companies is, I think, causing a lot of their competitive disadvantage on a global scale.
In this episode, we unpack George's unconventional route to where he is today and the way he assembles his teams.
We dived into his really important perspectives into commercial and artistic brand stories, and how Down Under we approach things a lot differently to the international brands, mostly due to our upbringing and the Australian way.
It's a pretty unique way of thinking, and something that I hadn't really intellectualized before, but I'm really excited and privileged that George did so with me.
We've recorded this episode while he was in a remote area with his family, and the Wi-Fi was a little bit patchy, and I apologize about the lag, but I think that you'll learn so much from this episode that you won't even notice.