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The Business of Creativity

Viral Tribe Entertainment
Octopus Energy
Trinny London
Branding
Peanut
Kraken
Engineering
Television/tv
Storytelling
James Dyson
Product Design
Tribeca Festival
Social Media
Calm
Dyson
Women Over 40
Amazon Ads
Artificial Intelligence
Women In Tech Funding
Branding and Taste
Wine Industry

The Business of Creativity series explores how creativity shapes iconic businesses, bold ideas, and cultural impact. Hosted by Sir John Hegarty, each episode features an iconic founder or creative leader, delving into how creativity has influenced their philosophy, product, brand, and way of working. From ideas and storytelling to design and innovation, creativity is the lens through which success... more

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In this episode of The Business of Creativity, host Sir John Hegarty sits down with Cameron Adams, co-founder and Chief Product Officer of Canva. Recorded live at the Cannes Lions festival, they discuss the power of serendipity, navigating early care... more

How do you transform a simple concept into a multi-billion-dollar global movement?

In this episode of the Business of Creativity series, host John Hegarty sits down with entrepreneur Michael Acton Smith—the creative mind behind: Firebox.com, Mind C... more

"People don't buy products... they buy how something makes them feel." — John Hegarty

In this episode of The Business of Creativity, host John Hegarty sits down with fashion and beauty icon Trinny Woodall at the Trinny London headquarters in Chelsea... more

Why do some businesses become cultural movements while others fade into background noise?

In this episode of The Business of Creativity, Sir John Hegarty sits down with real estate mogul, media CEO, and bestselling author Ryan Serhant. From studyi... more

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Michael Acton Smith
Founder of Firebox, Mind Candy, Moshi Monsters, Calm
Calm; Moshi Monsters; Mind Candy; Firebox
Episode: Building a $2B Movement with Play and Resilience | Michael Acton Smith
Trinny Woodall
Founder and CEO of Trinny London
Trinny London
Episode: Building a Brand with Soul ⎪Trinny Woodall (Founder and CEO, Trinny London)
Ryan Serhant
Real estate broker, founder of Serhant
Serhant
Episode: "All the World Is a Stage" | Ryan Serhant
Greg Jackson
Founder of Octopus Energy
Octopus Energy
Episode: Powering Up: How Octopus Energy Ripped Up the Corporate Rule Book | Greg Jackson (Founder of Octopus Energy)
Michelle Kennedy
Founder of Peanut, and guest on the show
Peanut
Episode: Scaling with Taste and Humanity | Michelle Kennedy (Founder of Peanut)
James Dyson
Inventor, engineer, and founder of Dyson
Dyson Ltd.
Episode: Building a Global Empire on Failure & Creativity | Sir James Dyson
Jane Rosenthal
Oscar- and Emmy-nominated producer; co-founder of the Tribeca Festival
Tribeca Enterprises / Tribeca Festival
Episode: The Secret Behind Great Storytelling | Jane Rosenthal
Gary Vaynerchuk
Entrepreneur, marketing expert, founder of VaynerX/VaynerMedia
VaynerMedia
Episode: Why AI Won't Replace You (But Someone Using AI Might) | Gary Vaynerchuk

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John Hegarty
Host of The Business of Creativity; renowned designer and founder of BBH, leading conversations with iconic founders and creative leaders.

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The Secret Behind Great Storytelling | Jane Rosenthal
Q: So what was your first big break into producing? How did that happen?
Jane describes starting with acting interests, shifting to producing after recognizing she enjoyed guiding people and projects, and then gaining early opportunities through NYU programs and the Actors Studio, which led to a CBS sports department role and ultimately production paths that opened doors
Building a Global Empire on Failure & Creativity | Sir James Dyson
Q: Why is it important for the top of a company to be creative and engineering-minded?
Having creative engineers at the top ensures ongoing innovation, avoids stagnation from process-driven leadership, and aligns product excellence with strategic decisions.
Building a Global Empire on Failure & Creativity | Sir James Dyson
Q: What is your creative philosophy and how has it shaped the way you run your company?
Dyson emphasizes staying true to innovative instincts, pushing beyond conventional market feedback, and keeping leadership focused on design, engineering, and long-term vision rather than short-term metrics.

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The show showcases how creativity drives iconic brands and ambitious ventures, featuring candid conversations with founders and creative leaders about how vision, storytelling, and design shape product, culture, and growth. Episodes emphasize turning personal passions into scalable businesses, building movements around brands, and using creativity as a competitive advantage in industries from beauty and real estate to energy and tech. Notable threads include the balance between data-informed decisions and human-centric creativity, the role of branding in fundraising and scale, and lessons learned from failure, experimentation, and governance that keep culture intact as companies grow. The format tends to blend practical anecdotes with strat... more

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Recent guests on The Business of Creativity include:

1. Michael Acton Smith
2. Trinny Woodall
3. Ryan Serhant
4. Greg Jackson
5. Michelle Kennedy
6. James Dyson
7. Jane Rosenthal
8. Gary Vaynerchuk

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