This episode of Meet the Experts is hosted by Leonard Sommer, a Berlin School alumnus and co-founder of SOMMER + SOMMER and martech consultancy, XQ Digital. He spoke with co-founder and chief innovation officer of Volocopter, Alexander Zosel.

Volocopter's aim is to provide urban air mobility in addition to existing transport options in order to enable a wide range of users to reach urban destinations faster and more comfortably than ever before. In 2017, Volocopter put the world's first air taxi in the skies over Dubai. Together Alex and Leonard discuss the future of air mobility and why urban transport needs more disruption.

This episode of Meet the Experts is presented by Megan Lillick, Marketing Manager at the Berlin School. She interviews Steve Keller, Sonic Strategy Director at Pandora and participant of our Executive MBA program, on his recent trip to Ecuador for REINVENTION.

Steve was a speaker at the event and Megan gets the brief summary on this keynote titled, “Sound Business: a Brief Introduction to Sonic Strategy.” They also talk sound success stories and what the future seems to hold for brands in terms of utilizing sound as a more integral part of their marketing strategies.

This episode of Meet the Experts is hosted by Leonard Sommer, a Berlin School alumnus and co-founder of SOMMER + SOMMER and martech consultancy, XQ Digital. He spoke with Amy Rodgers, head of research at WARC, a leading resource for brands and agencies, who utilize its extensive archive of case studies, best practices, research and data to make their marketing more effective.

Amy manages WARC's annual rankings of the best campaigns in creativity, effectiveness and media. Leonard and Amy discuss WARC's most recent report(done in collaboration with BDO), 'Martech: 2020 and Beyond', the role martech plays in the current agency landscape and what lies ahead for its future.

For this special recap episode of the Future of Doing series, Sean from the Berlin School joins Tracy Brown and Barry Mowszowski, the two Experience Strategists behind the Future of Doing insights research, to look back on the most vital takeaways from the previous six episodes and how these lessons can be applied in the workplace to improve employee experience.

Meet the Experts is delighted to present this special podcast series called ‘The Future of Doing’ presented by Tracy and Barry, who have led design, strategy, technology and creative teams around the world. What needs to be done by the brands of the future to attract and retain the right creative talent to innovate, survive and thrive? Across six episodes (and one recap episode), our guest-hosts present their findings on the future of meaningful work environments and experiences.

To create this study, Tracy and Barry ran a series of interviews and surveys with a diverse sample of global creatives including designers, tech strategists and creatives to uncover the unique perspectives and needs of creative teams of the future.

Based on an insight research and the success of this podcast series, the Future of Doing evolved into a four-day workshop that aims to rethink the key pillars of employee experience, as well as co-design a future workplace for creative makers. Join the movement that will take place in select cities across the globe. Find out more information and/or register your interest at www.berlin-school.com/futureofdoing

The Future of Doing Episode #6: Multi-disciplinary Collaboration

This week, our guest hosts look into the nature of Collaboration and the many ways it shapes leadership dynamics.

Meet the Experts is delighted to present a special podcast series called ‘The Future of Doing’ presented by Tracy Brown and Barry Mowszowski, two Experience Strategists who have led design, strategy, technology and creative teams around the world. What needs to be done by the brands of the future to attract and retain the right creative talent to innovate, survive and thrive? Across six episodes, our guest-hosts present their findings on the future of meaningful work environments and experiences.

To create this study, Tracy and Barry ran a series of interviews and surveys with a diverse sample of global creatives including designers, tech strategists and creatives to uncover the unique perspectives and needs of creative teams of the future.

Based on an insight research and the success of this podcast series, the Future of Doing evolved into a four-day workshop that aims to rethink the key pillars of employee experience, as well as co-design a future workplace for creative makers. Join the movement that will take place in select cities across the globe. Find out more information and/or register your interest at www.berlin-school.com/futureofdoing

The Future of Doing Episode #5: The Work Environment

This week, our guest hosts look at how the physical work environment and the evolution of remote work impacts creative minds.

Meet the Experts is delighted to present a special podcast series called ‘The Future of Doing’ presented by Tracy Brown and Barry Mowszowski, two Experience Strategists who have led design, strategy, technology and creative teams around the world. What needs to be done by the brands of the future to attract and retain the right creative talent to innovate, survive and thrive? Across six episodes, our guest-hosts present their findings on the future of meaningful work environments and experiences.

To create this study, Tracy and Barry ran a series of interviews and surveys with a diverse sample of global creatives including designers, tech strategists and creatives to uncover the unique perspectives and needs of creative teams of the future.

Based on an insight research and the success of this podcast series, the Future of Doing evolved into a four-day workshop that aims to rethink the key pillars of employee experience, as well as co-design a future workplace for creative makers. Join the movement that will take place in select cities across the globe. Find out more information and/or register your interest at www.berlin-school.com/futureofdoing

The Future of Doing Episode #4: How Creative Services are Sold

This week, our guest hosts look into whether organizations are willing to put their money where their mouth is when they engage creative partners.

Meet the Experts is delighted to present a special podcast series called ‘The Future of Doing’ presented by Tracy Brown and Barry Mowszowski, two Experience Strategists who have led design, strategy, technology and creative teams around the world. What needs to be done by the brands of the future to attract and retain the right creative talent to innovate, survive and thrive? Across six episodes, our guest-hosts present their findings on the future of meaningful work environments and experiences.

To create this study, Tracy and Barry ran a series of interviews and surveys with a diverse sample of global creatives including designers, tech strategists and creatives to uncover the unique perspectives and needs of creative teams of the future.

Based on an insight research and the success of this podcast series, the Future of Doing evolved into a four-day workshop that aims to rethink the key pillars of employee experience, as well as co-design a future workplace for creative makers. Join the movement that will take place in select cities across the globe. Find out more information and/or register your interest at www.berlin-school.com/futureofdoing

The Future of Doing Episode #3: How to Inspire Great Ideas

This week, our guest hosts look into how companies can create better environments to inspire ideas by asking participants to explore what motivates them to collaborate and find innovative solutions.

Meet the Experts is delighted to present a special podcast series called ‘The Future of Doing’ presented by Tracy Brown and Barry Mowszowski, two Experience Strategists who have led design, strategy, technology and creatie teams around the world. What needs to be done by the brands of the future to attract and retain the right creative talent to innovate, survive and thrive? Across six episodes, our guest-hosts present their findings on the future of meaningful work environments and experiences.

To create this study, Tracy and Barry ran a series of interviews and surveys with a diverse sample of global creatives including designers, tech strategists and creatives to uncover the unique perspectives and needs of creative teams of the future.

Based on an insight research and the success of this podcast series, the Future of Doing evolved into a four-day workshop that aims to rethink the key pillars of employee experience, as well as co-design a future workplace for creative makers. Join the movement that will take place in select cities across the globe. Find out more information and/or register your interest at www.berlin-school.com/futureofdoing

The Future of Doing Episode #2: How to Make Talent Feel Valued

This week we explore the question: How do companies remunerate and reward talent to keep them engaged and motivated?

We also explore diversity and the commercial value of creative talent.

Meet the Experts is delighted to present a special podcast series called ‘The Future of Doing’ presented by Tracy Brown and Barry Mowszowski, two Experience Strategists who have led design, strategy, technology and create teams around the world. What needs to be done by the brands of the future to attract and retain the right creative talent to innovate, survive and thrive? Across six episodes, our guest-hosts present their findings on the future of meaningful work environments and experiences.

To create this study, Tracy and Barry ran a series of interviews and surveys with a diverse sample of global creatives including designers, tech strategists and creatives to uncover the unique perspectives and needs of creative teams of the future.

Based on an insight research and the success of this podcast series, the Future of Doing evolved into a four-day workshop that aims to rethink the key pillars of employee experience, as well as co-design a future workplace for creative makers. Join the movement that will take place in select cities across the globe. Find out more information and/or register your interest at www.berlin-school.com/futureofdoing

How do brands define their 'reason for being'? Does this line-up with the purpose of their employees and creative-makers? How is this purpose articulated through brand messaging or social impact?

Meet the Experts is delighted to present a special podcast series called ‘The Future of Doing’ presented by Tracy Brown and Barry Mowszowski, two Experience Strategists who have led design, strategy, technology and creative teams around the world. What needs to be done by the brands of the future to attract and retain the right creative talent to innovate, survive and thrive? Across six episodes, our guest-hosts present their findings on the future of meaningful work environments and experiences.

To create this study, Tracy and Barry ran a series of interviews and surveys with a diverse sample of global creatives including designers, tech strategists and creatives to uncover the unique perspectives and needs of creative teams of the future.

Based on an insight research and the success of this podcast series, the Future of Doing evolved into a four-day workshop that aims to rethink the key pillars of employee experience, as well as co-design a future workplace for creative makers. Join the movement that will take place in select cities across the globe. Find out more information and/or register your interest at www.berlin-school.com/futureofdoing