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Private View(s) - a podcast showcasing ideas and opinions inside the world's most exciting creative agencies and brands, made possible by ASK US FOR IDEAS.
At AUFI, we've been lucky enough to have spent nearly a decade introducing some of the most interesting, forward-thinking brands to some of the smartest and most visionary creative teams in the world.
In this podcast, we shine a light on some of these people – sharing a fraction of the inspiring conversations that we’re lucky enough to listen in on every day. This isn’t just about the work, but the why, the how and the who.
ASK US FOR IDEAS (AUFI) helps the world's most ambitious brands connect with a collection of the best and most exciting creative agencies from around the world.
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20 - Fondation Chanel x Accept & Proceed
Karen Meddour, Global Head of Fondation Chanel, joins design studio Accept & Proceed to discuss what it takes to build a change-making brand, as well as an agency partnership that goes beyond creative collaboration.
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19 - Center
Alex Center, founder of Brooklyn-based brand studio Center, shares what he learned from leading the design team of a blue chip business, and his thoughts on building culture and community inside the studio.
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18 - Nihilo
Margaret Kerr-Jarrett and Emunah Winer from branding agency Nihilo chat frankly about using creativity as a refuge from everyday life, and the close-knit partnership that underpins everything they do.
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17 - Seed / Ara Katz (Brand / Client episode)
“The problem with science is how it’s communicated.” SEED co-founder, Ara Katz, on making next gen probiotics more digestible with carefully considered, approachable design.
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16 - Merchery (Brand/Client Episode)
Introducing: Merchery co-founder, Simon Polet – on how selling less equals success when it comes to making the corporate customisation market more sustainable.
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15 – Wedge
In this episode, we meet the co-founders of Montreal-based creative studio Wedge: Justin Lortie and Sarah Di Domenico.
Though they already boasted a robust list of international clients, the pandemic has had a silver lining. Being in Montreal, many potential clients previously gave preference to agencies with a presence in major hubs like New York or San Francisco. But, no longer – remote working has opened new doors.
Yet alongside remote work, they have also invested in a new bricks-and-mortar office – this one in the form of a house. A flexible space that will marry the best of their current, loft-style office, with the benefits of working from home — and they also imagine it as a space to show off client collaborations to the public.