About this episode
Nlis Leonard is co-founder of Uncommon Studios and while visiting Dublin he took time out to talk to That's What I Call Marketing, we met up at Windmill Lane, where the likes of The Rolling Stones, The Cranberries, U2, AC/DC and Van Morrison recorded. And what an apt location because this episode is Rock and Roll from start to finish, we talk about how Nils started, lamb and mint sandwiches, his time at Grey, curiosity, why it matters to matter and so much more. Check out this episode and hear about:
Nils Personal Background and Creative Influences
The Journey into Advertising
The Importance of Surrounding Yourself with Inspiring People
The Importance of Passion and Ambition
The Role of Creativity in Business
The Challenges and Rewards of Starting Uncommon Studios
The Importance of Diversity in the Creative Industry
The Impact of Uncommon Studios' Work
The Future of Uncommon Studios and Expansion into America
Creativity and Inspiration
Thanks to Core Creative for hosting us in Windmill Lane. To IAPI and the Marketing Society for bringing Nils to Dublin. This show is in partnership with The Indie List www.theindielist.ie
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