
8 episodes

Seven Aside Studio Santiago
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- Business
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5.0 • 3 Ratings
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Kit Magazine's centerpiece interview series: conversations with business leaders, creatives and policymakers reframing the agenda — with global football the hook. By Kit creator/publisher Studio Santiago.
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Neil Daugherty
The architect of Teneo's sports practice on the global sport-business landscape and firm approach; the "professionalization" of the ecosystem; the long, historical view on sportswashing; the inevitable drift to quality programming; and humility as a key ingredient in foreign club ownership
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Amb Nina Hachigian
The Special Representative for City and State Diplomacy on the inaugural Cities Summit of the Americas and other seminal State Department initiatives; why the Inflation Reduction Act and Subnational Diplomacy go hand in hand; the recent climate pact between Australia and California; and how North American cities can take center stage during World Cup 2026
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Andrew Tuck
The Monocle Editor in Chief and host of Monocle Radio's The Urbanist sheds light on a "decoupling" within the post-pandemic urban recovery matrix; recounts a conference in Prague that underscores the growing influence of cities in international diplomacy; puts context to soft power and state investment in sport; and speaks to Monocle's principles as a modern media enterprise
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Matthew Swift
The Concordia CEO and co-founder on this moment for relations in the Western Hemisphere, taking a stand on misinformation and trust, a forthcoming immersion in the Amazon, and sport as a crucial pillar of his organization's approach and proposition
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Alison Taylor
The sustainability, business ethics, and organizational psychology expert puts into context this moment in the annals of the business-society compact, sheds light on disconnects between ESG and ethics, challenges the convention and convenience of "win-win", and champions the need, in leadership circles, for a new sobriety and restraint
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Ethan Zohn & Dr. Tommy Clark
The Grassroot Soccer co-founders on twenty years of social impact work, the nonprofit's scrappy beginnings and recent foray into mental health, Covid ingenuity and systemic challenges to public health globally