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- 🇦🇺AU · Design#1035K to 30K
- 🇨🇦CA · Design#1455K to 30K
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24K to 119K🎙 Weekly cadence·58 episodes·Last published 2w ago - Monthly Reach
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48K to 238K🇦🇺13%🇨🇦13%🇬🇧13%+17 more - Active Followers
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Why self-limiting beliefs about leadership are the hidden barrier for most design leaders | Julia Whitney, Executive Coach
Jun 10, 2026
1h 17m 25s
Google's Chief Design Officer on why designers are the most strategic people in the room | Ivy Ross
Jun 9, 2026
49m 39s
What it really takes to lead a global creative team | Tim Greenhalgh, Like a Moth, ex Landor & Fitch
Jun 1, 2026
1h 16m 24s
How to use Play as your Business Strategy | Michelle Lee, IDEO Partner
May 12, 2026
1h 22m 19s
AKQA Co-Founder on the Lessons Behind a $550 Million Agency | James Hilton
Apr 22, 2026
1h 06m 36s
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| Date | Episode | Topics | Guests | Brands | Places | Keywords | Sponsor | Length | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 6/10/26 | ![]() Why self-limiting beliefs about leadership are the hidden barrier for most design leaders | Julia Whitney, Executive Coach✨ | self-limiting beliefsleadership+4 | Julia Whitney | BBCCondé Nast+3 | — | design leadersinfluence+4 | — | 1h 17m 25s | |
| 6/9/26 | ![]() Google's Chief Design Officer on why designers are the most strategic people in the room | Ivy Ross✨ | designcreativity+3 | Ivy Ross | GoogleCalvin Klein+6 | LondonSmithsonian+1 | designIvy Ross+5 | — | 49m 39s | |
| 6/1/26 | ![]() What it really takes to lead a global creative team | Tim Greenhalgh, Like a Moth, ex Landor & Fitch✨ | design leadershipcreative teams+4 | Tim Greenhalgh | Like a MothLandor & Fitch+4 | — | creative directorchief creative officer+4 | — | 1h 16m 24s | |
| 5/12/26 | ![]() How to use Play as your Business Strategy | Michelle Lee, IDEO Partner✨ | play in businesscreativity+5 | Michelle Lee | IDEOFuture London Academy+3 | — | business strategyplay+7 | — | 1h 22m 19s | |
| 4/22/26 | ![]() AKQA Co-Founder on the Lessons Behind a $550 Million Agency | James Hilton✨ | entrepreneurshipdigital creativity+4 | James Hilton | AKQAWPP+3 | London | AKQAJames Hilton+7 | — | 1h 06m 36s | |
| 3/19/26 | ![]() Sam Bompass, Co-Founder of Bompass & Parr, on Creative Risks, Inspiration and the Business of Wonder✨ | creative agencyexperiential design+4 | Sam Bompass | Bompass & ParrFuture London Academy+6 | British | creativityexperiential agency+5 | — | 1h 24m 51s | |
| 12/8/25 | ![]() Cal Thompson, VP of Design on how they use AI at Headspace and why they hire interns✨ | AI in designdesign leadership+3 | Cal ThompsonRachel Arredondo | ClaudeHeadspace+1 | — | AI toolsdesign strategy+3 | — | 1h 26m 29s | |
| 12/1/25 | ![]() Apple’s former design executive on tools, purpose of design and creativity in the age of AI | Charles Migos, intangible.ai✨ | AI toolsdesign+4 | Charles Migos | Intangible.aiApple+2 | — | AIdesign tools+5 | — | 1h 24m 56s | |
| 11/20/25 | ![]() Jim Prior on Protecting Creativity in Business | Chair at Design Bridge & Partners✨ | creativity in businessdesign leadership+4 | Jim Prior | Design Bridge & PartnersWPP+2 | — | creativitybusiness performance+5 | — | 1h 24m 12s | |
| 11/8/25 | ![]() Christophe Egret on Leading Studio Egret West, Architecture with Soul and Building with Purpose✨ | architecturedesign leadership+4 | Christophe Egret | Studio Egret WestFuture London Academy | ManchesterClapham+1 | architecture with souldesign leadership+5 | — | 1h 17m 59s | |
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| 11/2/25 | ![]() Neurodiversity coach on ADHD, Autism, Dyslexia & Inclusive Leadership at Work | Emma Wee✨ | neurodiversityinclusive leadership+4 | Emma Wee | Future London Academy | — | neurodiversityADHD+4 | — | 1h 16m 47s | |
| 7/17/25 | ![]() How a Design Prototype Became an $800M Business Opportunity for Philips✨ | designbusiness transformation+3 | Sean Carney | PhilipsFuture London Academy | — | design prototypebusiness opportunity+3 | — | 1h 24m 36s | |
| 5/16/25 | ![]() CEO EMEA of Ogilvy on How to Justify Investment to a CEO | Patou Nuytemans✨ | leadershipcreative excellence+3 | Patou Nuytemans | Ogilvy | Belgium | CEOOgilvy+5 | — | 1h 03m 02s | |
| 2/6/25 | ![]() Why Being Wrong Made Me Successful ┃Don Norman | Don Norman, the legendary designer who coined the term "User Experience" and served as Apple's VP, shares insights from his remarkable career. At 89, he reveals why most designers fail to reach the C-suite, how AI will reshape design (not replace it), and his mission to revolutionise design education. Grab a cup of tea and settle in, this conversation might change everything you do from now on. For more leadership insights check our Design Leaders Programme. Learn more here👉 https://fla.wiki/4hKKZxs #DonNorman #Design #UserExperience #Innovation #FutureLondonAcademy | — | ||||||
| 1/23/25 | ![]() A Design Leader's Guide to Business Impact at JP Morgan Chase | Chief Design Officer Series | Janaki Kumar is Chief Design Officer at JPMorgan Chase & Co., a thought leader, innovator, and author who was named a Women of Influence by the Silicon Valley Business Journal in 2016. Janaki is a proven leader in building, coaching and inspiring high performance design teams, leveraging design-thinking, customer empathy, and co-innovation. She is the co-author of Gamification at Work – Designing Engaging Business Software. She was a co-instructor at Stanford’s Graduate School Business LEAD course and inventor on over 20 patents. During our interview, she shared how she became CDO, how to prove your value to C-suite executives and what skills to develop to become CDO. For more leadership insights check our Design Leaders Programme. Learn more 👉 https://fla.wiki/3EaHsKf #leadership #cdo #mba #designleadership#leadership #cdo #mba #designleadership | — | ||||||
| 12/18/24 | ![]() From School Dropout to Silicon Valley Gaming Legend | Jeri Ellsworth | Jeri Ellsworth is an inventor, entrepreneur and founder of Tilt Five, the world’s first augmented reality gaming system. During our interview, she shared where her passion brought her to an amazing career plot twists: from building race cars and running computer stores to creating aerospace navigation systems and leading hardware innovation at Valve Corporation. When her first AR startup failed, an unexpected call from Atari's founder helped her bounce back to create Tilt5, launching the largest AR Kickstarter in history. Check out our courses: https://fla.wiki/4giVnw5 | — | ||||||
| 11/29/24 | ![]() What does it mean to be the Chief Design Officer at Zoom | Chief Design Officer Series: Episode 2Mark Kawano, Chief Design Officer at Zoom, shared his 25+ years of experience in companies like Apple, Slack, and Adobe and the importance of influencing Design beyond the design organisation.Join us for the third episode of our Chief Design Officer Series, where we talk to Chief Design Officers from the most forward-thinking companies. https://fla.wiki/41fznNE | — | ||||||
| 11/20/24 | ![]() Travis Isaacs from Cisco on how to become your company's first Chief Design Officer | Chief Design Officer Series: Episode 2 Travis Isaacs, Chief Design Officer at Webex Collaboration at Cisco, shared his perspective on the unique superpowers designers can bring to the boardroom and the essential skills needed for success in executive roles. Join us for the second episode of our Chief Design Officer Series, where we talk to Chief Design Officers from the most forward-thinking companies. https://fla.wiki/3ALA1rx | — | ||||||
| 11/1/24 | ![]() Be smart and DON'T grow your agency | Stefan Sagmeister | In our new interview, Stefan Sagmeister legendary designer, typographer and co-founder of Sagmeister & Walsh shares thoughts on the evolution of his career, design agencies and creative process. Watch the full interview to hear more about: 👉 Why scaling is not the best way 👉 What is the future of creative industry 👉 How to create purpose-driven work This episode is a must-watch for creative leaders and changemakers seeking inspiration and practical wisdom from one of the industry's greats. 00:00 Stefan Sagmeister: A Design Legend 00:44 Balance Productivity and Creativity 02:45 The Shift from Commercial to Self-Initiated Projects 03:38 Exploring Long-Term Perspectives in Design 06:14 How to work with clients? 12:25 The Evolution of Stefan's Design Career 18:19 Advice for Designers 22:04 Reflections on Running a Design Company 26:16 The Future of the Design Industry and Final Thoughts For more leadership insights check our Design Leaders Programme. Learn more and Apply 👉 https://bit.ly/3wXJox1 #leadership #design #designinspiration #designleadership | — | ||||||
| 11/1/24 | ![]() Business of Art with Timothy Goodman: How to work with brands like Apple, Nike, Google, or Netflix | In this engaging conversation, Timothy Goodman shares his journey from working with top brands like Apple, Nike, Google, Samsung, MoMa, Netflix, YSL, Time, The New Yorker to his passion for public art, personal expression, and tackling societal issues through his work. Learn about his creative process, the balance between commercial and personal projects, and the challenges and risks he has faced along the way. During our interview Timothy shared how to balance commercial and passion work, how he hires team, why he never was a freelancer and why it is important to create artworks for people. Watch the full interview to find out: 👉 How to balance passion and commercial projects 👉 How to create art and design that make impact 👉 How to find the right people for projects 👉 Timothy's unique philosophy behind creating his art TIME CODES 00:00 Who is Timothy Goodman? 01:05 Timothy Goodman on self-Expression 02:21 Evolution of Timothy's Creative Process 03:54 Creative career challenges 06:52 Balancing Personal and Commercial Work 08:36 Creative Team Dynamics and Finding the Right Fit 18:19 Taking Risks and Personal Projects 25:36 Current Work Philosophy 35:08 Final Thoughts For more leadership insights check our Design Leaders Programme. Learn more and Apply 👉 https://bit.ly/3wXJox1 #designleadership #leadership | — | ||||||
| 11/1/24 | ![]() Veronica Fuerte, Founder of Hey Studio shares her journey of growing as a leader | Join us in a conversation with Veronica Fuerte, Creative Directress and Founder of Hey Studio, a Barcelona-based creative agency known for its colourful, playful geometric designs. Hey Studio worked with many clients worldwide, including Google and Apple. During our interview, Veronica shared insights from her 16-year leadership journey why it's important to hire a coach, keep your team small, and how to succeed by working in your own unique style and build confidence as a leader. 💎 00:00 Meet Veronica Fuerte, Founder oh Hey Studio 01:26 Veronica's Early Career Journey and Agency Vision 03:50 Expanding Hey Studio: Side Projects and Merch Store 06:45 Managing Growth and Team Dynamics 11:38 Why to hire a coach? 21:31 Women at Work: Insights and Challenges 23:28 Authenticity and Personal Style 29:40 Final Thoughts #designinspiration #leadership #design | — | ||||||
| 3/12/24 | ![]() How to Grow Your Agency from 2 to 100 People | Emily Heyward, Co-Founder of Red Antler | How do you succeed as a start-up? How do you grow your agency from 20 to 100 people? How can you carve your niche in the market? In our last episode of Agency Growth Stories, Emily Heyward, co-founder of Red Antler – the leading creative agency for startups and new ventures, including Hinge, Prose and AllTrails – shares her insights on these questions and more. Emily was named among the Most Important Entrepreneurs of the Decade, a Top Female Founder and one of the Most Powerful Women of 2019 by Inc. Magazine and Entrepreneur Magazine.🔥 Here is what we covered in our chat with this creative legend: 00:00:00 - Intro: Who is Emily Heyward? 00:01:15 - Rapid Fire Questions 00:03:30 - Red Antler: How It All Started 00:14:25 - Defining Your Clients & Revenue as a Start-Up 00:18:53 - Growing Beyond 2 People: InHouse vs. Freelance 00:21:50 - Bringing In Clients in the Early Days 00:26:30 - Hiring & Establishing and Effective Team Structure 00:35:34 - Pricing Projects as an Agency 00:40:15 - What You Need to Change as a Leader to Grow 00:44: 22 - Where is Red Antler now? 00:46:05 - The Future of Small & Mid Agencies 00:47:15 - Opportunities in the Current Market 00:50:27 - Transparency within the Agency 00:52:15 - What Keeps You Going as a Founder? 00:56:24 - How a Project-Based Business Works: Hiring vs. Freelancing 00:59:03 - Helping Clients Understand the Importance of Brand 01:04:28 - Marketing and Community as Part of Your Brand Strategy 01:08:08 - AI in the Creative Industry: Uses and Shortcomings 01:12:00 - Key Things to Define for a Client’s Strategy 01:14:02 - How Do You Keep Key People Without Giving Equity Away? 01:17:50 - Can You Growth Without Expanding Your Services? 01:20:10 - Final Thoughts For more leadership insights check our Design Leaders Programme: https://fla.wiki/3TBeTLq Get more inspiration from us on other channels: ➤ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/futurelondonacademy ➤ Twitter: https://twitter.com/FLondonAcademy ➤ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/school/future-london-academy/ | — | ||||||
| 3/6/24 | ![]() From 0 to the Fastest-Growing Start-Up in Advertising History | Natalie Graeme, Co-Founder of Uncommon | What is the key to rapid growth? When is it time to expand your team? How should you approach a global expansion? In this episode of Agency Growth Stories, Natalie Graeme, Co-Founder of Uncommon – Europe’s fastest-growing start-up in advertising history, answers these questions and more, as she shares her experience of growing Uncommon from 0 to over 200 employees, working with global brand partners – including ITV, WWF, British Airways and SiriusXM – and creating a memorable brand identity through ingenious PR strategies. Here is what we covered: 00:00:00 - Intro: Who is Natalie Graeme? 00:01:11 - Rapid Fire Question 00:06:11 - Early Days: The Formative Years of Uncommon 00:09:55 - Uncommon’s Studio Model 00:14:35 - Uncommon’s Rapid Growth & Secret to Success 00:23:40 - Uncommon’s Global Expansion &The Strategy Behind It 00:32:23 - Growing Beyond 30 People: When to Hire and How to Structure Your Team 00:44:45 - From 70 to 240 People and How Your Role as a Founder Changes Questions from the Audience: 00:52:20 - What are the Most Common Mistakes of Agency Start-ups in The Early Days? 00:53:50 - How do you Control Quality and Production during Growth in a Joint Venture? 00:54:53 - How do you Manage Client-Side Delays and Keep Things Running? 00:56:20 - How do you Balance Hiring Full-Time Vs. Freelance? 00:58:39 - How did you Secure Funds at the Start? 01:01:53 - How do you Select Clients? 01:03:33 - Do you work with Retainers or on a One-off Project Basis? 01:04:29 - What was Uncommon’s PR Strategy at the Beginning? 01:05:34 - What is the difference between your Studio Model and an Advertising Agency? 01:08:28 - How do you Get New Clients without Word of Mouth? 01:12:13 - How Important is the Agency’s Brand? Final Advice 01:15:08 - What Can You Do to Look After Yourself as a Founder? 01:16:50 - If You Could Change One Thing in the World, What Would It Be? For more leadership insights check our Design Leaders Programme: https://fla.wiki/435hkc4 Get more inspiration from us on other channels: ➤ https://www.instagram.com/futurelondonacademy ➤ https://twitter.com/FLondonAcademy ➤ https://www.linkedin.com/school/future-london-academy/ | — | ||||||
| 3/6/24 | ![]() From £0 to £232M In Revenue | Steve Bell, Group CEO at Team17 & Former Co-Founder at Iris | How do you grow from 6 to 1000 people? From £0 to £232 in revenue? When is it time to step down as CEO? Steve Bell, former Iris Co-Founder, and now CEO at Team17 Group managed over 1000 employees in 14 offices around the world and oversaw Iris' work with some of the biggest, most creatively driven and technologically advanced global brands. Here is what we covered in the second episode of Agency Growth Stories with Steve: 00:00:00 - Intro: Who is Steve Bell? 00:02:56 - Fire Round Questions 00:11:50 - Iris’ Early Days and Fast Growth 00:16:14 - Culture over Money: Creating Meaningful Equity & Working with the Right Clients at Iris 00:21:35 - Multiple Founder Dynamic and Hierarchies 00:24:50 - Scaling Iris Globally & Tough Wake Up Calls 00:34:00 - Maturing Iris, Outside Investments, Mergers & Acquisitions 00:59:00 - Stepping Down as Founder and Becoming a CEO at Team17 01:04:50 - How Should You Start an Agency in 2024? 01:09:00 - The Future of Creative Consulting Services in the Age of AI 01:11:24 - Determining Who to Work With in the Early Days 01:13:45 - How to Keep & Grow Clients 01:18:25 - Pitching & Winning Business 01:22:18 - Last Words For more leadership insights check our Design Leaders Programme:https://fla.wiki/4byNd0p Find us on: https://www.instagram.com/futurelondonacademy/ https://www.linkedin.com/school/future-london-academy/ https://twitter.com/FLondonAcademy | — | ||||||
| 3/1/24 | ![]() How to Scale Your Agency from 0 to 50 | Brink’s Co-founder Shares Everything You Need to Know | How do you design a fail-proof hiring process? How do you balance purpose and profit in the early days? And how do you find your first clients? Get your answer in our first episode of Agency Growth Stories – a series where we talk to the founders of the world's leading agencies about what's on every founder's mind. Our first guest was the wonderful Abi Freeman — Co-Founder of Brink — an international consulting agency which uses Behavioural Innovation to advise on new ways of working to change the world. Here is what we covered: 00:00:00 - Intro: Who is Abi Freeman? 00:02:52 - Fire Round Questions 00:04:54 - Why Abi Co-Founded her Company Brink 00:08:01 - How to Find Your First Clients 00:12:17 - How and When to Grow Your Team 00:20:20 - Services to Keep External Rather than In-House 00:22:05 - How to Hire and Manage an International Distributed Team 00:29:12 - Brink’s Failproof Hiring Process: Hiring for Ways of Being Not Just Doing 00:34:21 - How to Build Intimacy with Your Team 00:39:00 - Purpose Vs. Profit, Finding Balance in the Early Days 00:48:18 - How to Measure the Impact of Your Projects 00:56:32 - Common Blinspots in Founders 00:58:01 - How to Get Clients through Networking 01:04:04 - How to Take the First Step to Start Your Agency 01:06:35 - How to Navigate Procurement Processes 01:14:05 - Behavioural Change and Climate Change 01:17:01 - Last Words For more leadership insights check our Design Leaders Programme: https://fla.wiki/4byNd0p Get more inspiration from us on other channels: https://www.instagram.com/futurelondonacademy/ https://twitter.com/FLondonAcademy https://www.linkedin.com/school/future-london-academy/ | — | ||||||
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20 placements across 20 markets.
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