I rarely write directly of our work at <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/company/scene-change/">Scene Change</a> but you get the occasional milestone moment. We recently did the LED stage backdrop for the ARIAs broadcast. (For
international listeners it’s our smaller version of the Grammys).
We got there by having the wrong plan from the day we opened. From that, a new theory to explain the world of sales and suppliers that might make your life less disappointing.

I rarely write directly of our work at Scene Change but you get the occasional milestone moment. We recently did the LED stage backdrop for the ARIAs broadcast. (For international listeners it’s our smaller version of the Grammys). We got there by having the wrong plan from the day we opened. From that, a new theory to explain the world of sales and suppliers that might make your life less disappointing.

I rarely write directly of our work at <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/company/scene-change/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Scene Change</a> but you get the occasional milestone moment. We recently did the LED stage backdrop for the ARIAs broadcast. (For
international listeners it’s our smaller version of the Grammys).
We got there by having the wrong plan from the day we opened. From that, a new theory to explain the world of sales and suppliers that might make your life less disappointing.

It’s OK that nobody loves you

Bullshit-free tips on the realities of owning a business delivered with dry humor. Creative director-turned entrepreneur Ian Whitworth built a $30M national business by always doing the opposite of what private equity investors would do. His book Undisruptable is out now on Penguin Random House, including audiobook read by Ian.

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