Headsmack: Conversations with Misfits

Chris Do / Creative. Strategist. Loud Introvert


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"I help creatives build businesses and business leaders build brands." - Chris Do

In this episode we have the privilege of speaking with Chris Do (a recovering graphic designer), a renowned Emmy Award-winning designer, CEO, and Founder of The Futur.

Chris has dedicated his career to helping creatives build successful businesses and guiding business leaders to create compelling brands.

In this episode, Chris shares his journey from being a first-generation immigrant to becoming a leading figure in the design world.

He dives deep into the importance of building a personal brand, the evolution of graphic design, and practical tips for creatives to stand out in a crowded market.

Perfect episode for business owners and creatives alike.

Key Points:

  1. Building a personal brand is crucial for both business leaders and creatives.
  2. Differentiation is more important than being better in the market.
  3. Understanding and addressing business goals is key to successful design.
  4. Effective branding involves more than just aesthetics; it’s about strategy.
  5. Leveraging storytelling and personal experiences can elevate your brand.

Community & Training for Creatives: TheFutur
Personal Page: Chris Do
Youtube: TheFutur

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Paul Povolni (Voppa) is the founder of Voppa Creative and a creative leader with over 30 years of experience in brand strategy and design. Based in Jackson, Mississippi, he has worked with clients internationally, leading teams in award-winning branding while serving as a coach and speaker. Paul delivers workshops and keynotes on brand strategy, creative thinking, and organizational culture, and hosts The Headsmack Podcast: Conversations with Misfits. His work centers on helping organizations lead with Clarity, Creativity, and Culture.

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