David Redhill - Be a sponge, a squirrel and be a thief.

                                                       

 

David Redhill speaks to us about why you should "never say no to opportunity", the importance of " Being a sponge, a squirrel and be a thief" and why you "shouldn't die wondering". Hosted by Jeffery Wang

About David Redhill

David Redhill is a specialist advisor working in the areas of marketing, brand and creative strategy, communications, and cultural transformation. He has worked with boards, senior executives, and the workforces of some of the world’s largest and iconic organisations, ranging from creative agencies and professional services firms to start-ups and global technology leaders.

As National CMO, Deloitte Australia for 12 years, David was a key contributor to the firm’s renowned turnaround and award-winning performance, and during his five years as Global CMO for Deloitte Consulting, he orchestrated the branding, alliance and marketing strategy of the world’s largest consulting organisation, as well as establishing a global creative ecosystem of the firm’s creative and digital agencies.

David has won two Cannes Lions for creative data and storytelling, along with multiple awards for editorial, video production, brand design, sound production, photography, and journalism. In 2013 he was named Australia’s Marketer of the Year by the Australian Marketing Institute. David was listed among Australia's most innovative marketers in CMO's 2015 CMO50 list.  

Episode Notes

Lesson 1: Never say no to opportunity 07:02

Lesson 2: Your values are your best guide 10:05

Lesson 3: Don’t die wondering 17:47

Lesson 4: The best conversations aren’t always in words 22:42

Lesson 5: If a job needs doing, you’re the best person to do it 28:55

Lesson 6: Trust your instincts 34:34

Lesson 7: Creativity isn't the preserve of artists 38:22

Lesson 8: Be a sponge, a squirrel and be a thief 45:13

Lesson 9: Become a child, over and over again 54:40

Lesson 10: The reward of paying it forward are priceless 1:00:39