The Den - Conversations with Andrew Wolffe

This week I’m in conversation with Joanna Goddard who is not Nanny MacPhie, but is well placed to discuss creativity in sectors you might not imagine being creative.

This week I’m delighted to have a conversation with my mindset guru Rob Begg. Rob describes himself as a fast growth, sales and mindset coach. He helps entrepreneurs, leaders and teams master their inner game.

This week I want to move from discussing creativity in the business arena and explore creativity and innovation in sport. I’m delighted to have teed up a conversation with Richie Ramsay. Richie’s is a Scottish professional golfer who plays on the European Tour, he played in the 2005 Walker Cup and in 2006, became the first British golfer in almost a century to win the U.S. Amateur.

In this week’s podcast I’m in conversation with Jamie Jauncey. Jamie is founding partner at Dark Angels and The Stories We Tell, Director at Invisible Grail, novelist, blogger and musician.

This week, I’m in conversation with Sophie Maulevrier business founder and travel blogger. She has been a client, friend, and collaborator of Wolffe for some time.

This week I'm in conversation with Ashleigh Donald, co-founder of Halo Consulting and marketing specialist for the hospitality sector. Ashleigh shares her views on how the hospitality sector has been embracing creativity, and how she thinks we should always push beyond our comfort zones.

This week I'm in conversation (on Zoom; and apologies for audio quality) with Blair Bowman, internationally recognised whisky consultant and author. Blair shares his views on how the whisky sector is embracing innovation, and how he 'listens to his gut instinct'. Slainte!

This week, I’m in conversation with Paul Scharf from G.F. Smith, to talk all things paper. Paul Scharf calls it “Brand in Hand”, and discusses how he sells paper to enhance design.

This week, I’m in conversation with David Reid, founder of Because Brands Matter - Edinburgh-based brand building and marketing consultants who are some-time collaborators with Wolffe. Over a nice bottle of Claret, we discuss a bygone era when great ideas, magic markers and layout pads were all that mattered.