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Why It Matters

Why It Matters

Michael Gough

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A collection of interviews with leaders who are passionate about something that is at risk of being overlooked. Sometimes it's a brand, a product or a service but it can also be an idea - something that is losing its relevancy for many. And to re-establish relevance you need someone with vision and drive to explain why it matters. These conversations are hosted by Michael Gough. He’s a consultant with over twenty-years experience in helping organisations develop clear, concise and compelling brand and marketing that delivers growth. Get in touch with Michael using the email [email protected] Or follow him on Instagram @ _whyitmatters_
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Alexander is the first of the eleventh generation of the Hoare family to run Britain's oldest private bank. He is also a pioneer in social and impact investing and a founding partner of Snowball LLP. He talks about what it is like to run a family business with such a rich history.
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Neil is the Managing Director of Dark Angels, a collection of playful and collaborative workshops to help anyone become a better writer at work. He is passionate about the way words are used in business and wants all of us to play creatively with them. He's convinced this exploration helps generate new ways to express ourselves more clearly and sincerely.
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Why It Matters - 16. Why Kintsugi Matters with Makoto Fujimura.
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04/08/22 • 47 min

Makoto Fujimura is a leading contemporary artist, writer, and speaker recognised worldwide as a cultural influencer. He uses Kintsugi, the ancient Japanese craft of repairing broken ceramics with golden lacquer, as a metaphor to reflect on the state of our times.

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Dee is Head of Corporate Engagement for the charity Blueprint for Better Business. They aim to create a better society by help established businesses to be inspired and guided by a purpose that respects people and the planet.

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Why It Matters - 14. Why Faith Matters with Nick Spencer.
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03/25/22 • 42 min

Nick is a Senior Fellow at Theos, the think tank that enriches the debate about the place of religion in society. It challenges and changes ideas through research, commentary and events. Theos believes that faith, and Christianity in particular, is a force for good in society.

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Why It Matters - 20. Why Illustration Matters with Zoë Barker.
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05/13/22 • 28 min

Being remembered is the heart of a good brand. Particularly at the point of purchase. And illustrations can be a good way for a brand to carve out a distinctive and memorable look. Zoe Barker is an established illustrator based in Norfolk. She has an enviable client list that includes the likes of Harrods, Cartier, The Telegraph, Radio Times, Red Bull and Virgin Atlantic, amongst many others.

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There are over 1300 food banks across the UK. And the Trussell Trust are convinced they need to be closed. Not because they're no longer required, but because food banks are a symptom of more significant problems.

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Why It Matters - 03. Why innovation matters with Jeremy Bassett.
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05/25/21 • 32 min

Jeremy is the CEO of Co:Cubed which matches tech-led start-ups with corporations to collaborate and experiment on new products and services.

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Why It Matters - 11. Why long term strategy matters with Phil Wild.
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03/03/22 • 42 min

Phil is the CEO of James Cropper PLC. It's a family-run materials manufacturer based in Cumbria that dates back to 1845. Strategy and planning are critical to the success of any business. Phil has learnt being clear on where a company has come from is essential to help shape its long term future.

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Jez is the Project Director of the Bristol Housing Festival. It’s a five-year pilot exploring and experimenting with alternative ways to meet the national housing crisis in the UK.

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FAQ

How many episodes does Why It Matters have?

Why It Matters currently has 24 episodes available.

What topics does Why It Matters cover?

The podcast is about Marketing, Interview, Entrepreneurship, Design, Podcasts, Leaders, Business and Strategy.

What is the most popular episode on Why It Matters?

The episode title '19. Why Human Experience Matters with Alexander Hoare.' is the most popular.

What is the average episode length on Why It Matters?

The average episode length on Why It Matters is 35 minutes.

How often are episodes of Why It Matters released?

Episodes of Why It Matters are typically released every 8 days, 1 hour.

When was the first episode of Why It Matters?

The first episode of Why It Matters was released on May 10, 2021.

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