Visual Thinking Bootcamp with Tim May from XPLANE

09/23/20 • 36 min

Nineteen80 is a management consultancy and creative agency focused on transitions. As a Xennial, I was born in an analog world, and came of age in a digital world. As the world transitions from command and control to distributed teams, analog to digital, concentrated power and wealth to distributed knowledge of the crowd, Nineteen80 seeks to bring the best of both worlds together to create something better.
I've been following Tim on Twitter for quite some time and we finally got a chance to talk in person.

Bio About The Guest

Tim has worked for over 21 years in visual communication and strategy. He lives to bring art to life and create experiences that allow people to change and see things anew. Tim is committed to telling compelling stories, going to unexplored places, and finding and amplifying what's most excellent.

Episode Summary

In this episode, Tim and I spoke about...

Visual thinking and storytelling
Making graphics actionable and being customer-centric
The philosophy and empathy side of leadership
Creating engagement and co-creating

Resources

Website - https://xplane.com/
XPLANE’s Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/user/xplanevisualthinking

Connect With Tim May

Twitter - https://twitter.com/freshbeast
Linkedin - linkedin.com/in/tim-may-he-him-963b427

Connect With Daniel Hoang

My website - http://www.danielhoang.com
My company - http://www.nineteen80.co
Follow me on Twitter - https://twitter.com/danielhoang
Follow me on Instagram - https://instagram.com/danielhoang
Join The Nineteen80 Membership - https://www.nineteen80.io/signup

Date recorded August 13th, 2020

Music from https://artlist.io/.
This podcast was edited by Naya Moss and Namos Studio.

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09/23/20 • 36 min

Nineteen80 - Visual Thinking Bootcamp with Tim May from XPLANE

Transcript

Daniel Hoang: [00:00:00] In this episode of Season 2, 1980 podcasts, I'm talking to Tim may. He's a creative director at a company called XPLANE. I've been a big supporter and follower of XPLANE back when Dave gray was the CEO and it was just a company that really shaped how I thought about change management, because they did in a visual way, they use graphics, they use culture, various different tools to communicate.

And that's really what I'm all about. And so I'm a big fan of XPLANE a

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