Podcasts about Designworks

Sinan Kanatsiz, Chairman of the Internet Marketing Association, interviews Joshua Dominic, CEO of Dreamstar Lines, about their plans to reshape medium-distance travel in the U.S.Dreamstar's flagship overnight train service will connect the San Francisco Bay Area and Greater Los Angeles, offering private sleeper cabins, onboard dining, and streamlined city-center boarding—with no TSA lines or early morning travel stress. Passengers can even bring their car along for the ride.To help bring the experience to life, Dreamstar partnered with Designworks, a BMW Group company, to create concept designs focused on comfort, efficiency, and modern mobility.Support the show

The Legal Department discusses the recent legal victory in the Designworks case.

Designworks Homes, Inc. v. Columbia House of Brokers Realty, Inc.

In this episode, Daniel Valdez sits down with Hussein Al-Attar, a director of automotive design at BMW Designworks. Discover the inspiration and challenges that shape his iconic creations, from the sleek curves of the M2 to the innovative interiors of the iX. Hear firsthand about his journey from sketch to showroom, and how his passion for blending artistry with cutting-edge technology continues to redefine what it means to drive a BMW.

Tobias Adami ist seit 2015 als Creative Director Design bei Designworks, dem Design- und Innovationsstudio der BMW Group tätig. Hier leitet er Projekte für externe Kunden in einem internationalen und interdisziplinären Team und berät diverse Fachbereiche bei BMW. Schwerpunkte liegen in den Bereichen Automotive (BMWSonderzubehör und BMWLifestyle), Transportation Design (Landwirtschaft- und Forstmaschinen) sowie Infrastruktur (Elektrifizierung & mobile Urbanität). Dabei verzahnt er die Disziplinen Industrial- und Interactiondesign sowie Strategie and Design Research als auch die Teams an den Studiostandorten Los Angeles und Shanghai. Seine Expertise in Design, Engineering und Innovation bringt er in Schlüsselthemen wie Produktion, Automatisierung, Konnektivität, nahtlose und benutzerzentrierte Produktentwicklung, Design- und Portfoliostrategie, ganzheitliche Visionsansätze, Service Design und Material Itelligence und holistische Erlebniswelt ein. Der Austausch mit Geschäftspartnern aus ganz Europa, Asien und Nordamerika stärkt sein tiefes Verständnis in einem globalen kulturellen Kontext. Über das operative Design hinaus befähigt er strategische Partnerschaften und ein vielschichtiges Projektmanagement auf globaler Basis. Direkt nach und schon während seiner Ausbildung als Diplom-Industrial Designer an der Universität GH Essen, war er bis Ende 2008 als Designer und Projektleiter in verschiedenen Designstudios tätig; bei Lengyel Design, Essen, und Vistapark, Wuppertal. Von 2003 bis 2008 arbeitete er als Senior Designer und Leiter der Abteilung Product im Studio Hannes Wettstein, Zürich, für international renommierte Unternehmen in den Bereichen Product, Furniture & Light (Molteni, Cassina, Vitra, Belux), Architecture und Private Space. Während dieser Zeit realisierte er spannende Themen u.A. in der Zusammenarbeit mit Gigon Guyer, Herzog & de Meuron, Ingo Maurer und James Turrell. Von 2009 bis 2015 betreute er selbständig im eigenem Designstudio Kunden von München aus. Viele seiner Arbeiten wurden mit Awards ausgezeichnet (IF Award, RedDot, EISA Award). Seine Expertise auf dem Gebiet neuer Materialien und Technologien als Katalysator für innovative Produktkonzepte befähigte ihn zu Vorträgen auf Fachveranstaltungen und Symposien (z.B. „Material Vision 2007“ Rat für Formgebung / German Design Council). Neben seiner hauptberuflichen Tätigkeit war er von 2007 bis 2013 als Dozent, Betreuer und Prüfer zahlreicher Diplomarbeiten an Hochschulen für Gestaltung aktiv. An der HFG Schwäbisch-Gmünd lehrte er die Fächer „Produkt und Prozess“, „Grundlagen der Produktgestaltung“ und an der FH München „Innovationsmethodologie“ (Masterstudiengang) sowie „Gestaltungsgrundlagen“. Schwerpunkte waren die systematische Auseinandersetzung mit gestalterisch ästhetischen Fragen im Bereich technischer Produktsysteme in Hinblick auf Innovation, Ergonomie und Usability im Kontext industrieller Serienproduktion und Anwendererlebnis.

The National Association of Realtors is hoping to bring a case before the Supreme Court on the use of “floor plans” for real estate deals. NAR and a coalition of real estate groups want the high court to overturn an appeals court ruling that claims the creation of a floor plan is a copyright violation, by anyone, including the homeowner who might want to post a floor plan online to help sell the home. (1)Hi, I'm Kathy Fettke and this is Real Estate News for Investors. If you like our podcast, please subscribe and leave us a review.The lawsuit was filed last year by Missouri-based Designworks Homes, and the company's owner, Charles James. They claim that two real estate companies violated copyright laws by creating floor plans to help with the sale of homes that James had built. Designworks lost the first case, but the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals overturned that ruling saying that copyright law also applied to floor plans.Ruling Has Wide-Reaching ImplicationsThe ruling has wide-reaching implications for all sorts of real-estate related purposes. In a brief to the U.S. Supreme Court by NAR and other real estate groups, they claim that Congress specifically allowed for pictorial representations of homes by their owners when it created the Copyright Act of 1976. They also argue that:"Many home buyers rely on floor plans in real estate listings to decide whether to purchase a residence, and their ability to secure financing for that transaction is often contingent on an appraisal that requires the creation of a floor plan." The brief also describes other reasons a homeowner might need a floor plan, for things like renovations, installations, and the arranging of furniture. They are also useful for mortgages, tax assessments, property valuations and insurance coverage. Real Estate Coalition Appeal to Supreme CourtThe brief was submitted by NAR and a coalition of 18 other groups including Redfin, Zillow, the American Property Owners Alliance, and CoreLogic. They said in the brief that most Americans would be “startled” to hear they can't make a floor plan of their own home without violating copyright law. They say the ruling severely limits property rights and creates a scenario that invites frivolous lawsuits.It would also be a big disappointment to buyers and sellers. In NAR's recent 2021 Generational Trends Report, floor plans were third on the list of important website features for online homebuyers. Photos and listing details are the only two features listed higher than floor plans. (2)Floor Plan Popularity Among Buyers & SellersThe American Property Owners Alliance also cited its own research on the topic. In a survey conducted last month, it found that almost 90% of the respondents strongly agreed with the idea that homeowners should be able to create a floor plan of their home anytime they want.The case will go before the Supreme Court if four of the nine justices vote in favor of hearing the case and that won't happen until later this year. In the meantime, is it an issue to create and post floor plans right now? NAR's General Counsel Katie Johnson acknowledges the risk in the brief: She says: “Homeowners should be able to create and use floor plans without fear of litigation throughout the ownership and sale of their homes.” If you'd like to read more on this topic, you'll find links in the show notes at newsforinvestors.com.Also, please remember to hit the subscribe button, and leave a review!You can also join our real estate investor network for free at newsforinvestors.com. That gives you access to the Investor Portal where you'll find information on rental markets and sample property pro-formas. You can also connect with our experienced investment counselors, property teams, lenders, 1031 exchange facilitators, attorneys, CPAs and more.Thanks for listening. I'm Kathy Fettke.Links:1 -https://www.nar.realtor/newsroom/nar-asks-supreme-court-to-protect-consumers-from-lawsuits-when-making-floor-plans-of-their-homes2 -https://www.nar.realtor/sites/default/files/documents/2021-home-buyers-and-sellers-generational-trends-03-16-2021.pdf3 -https://propertyownersalliance.org/article/american-property-owners-alliance-supports-appeal-of-ruling-on-homeowners-use-of-floor-plans/

Anne Farken arbeitet als Sustainability Consultant bei Designworks, dem Innovationsstudio der BMW Group. Seit 2009 ist sie dort für den Aufbau der Nachhaltigkeitskompetenz verantwortlich. In dieser Position fungiert sie als Schnittstelle zwischen Design und Nachhaltigkeit und erweitert das kreative Leistungsportfolio des Designstudios um ganzheitliche, integrierte, intelligente Designlösungen. Während sie die Themen in der Tiefe durchdringt, ist es ihr immer ein Anliegen, Wissen zugänglich zu machen – Sie sieht sich als pragmatische Visionärin. Zu den Schwerpunkten ihrer Arbeit gehören die systemische Integration von Nachhaltigkeit in den kreativen Prozess sowie die Beratung in Projekten für den Mutterkonzern BMW Group; aber auch internationale Kunden aus einem breiten Branchenspektrum. Anne ist eng mit der akademischen Welt vernetzt und konzentriert sich auf den Aufbau zukunftsorientierter, strategischer Partnerschaften im Bereich der Nachhaltigkeit. Seit 2011 ist sie Mitglied der Beratungskommission für den "Bundespreis Ecodesign", dem ersten Designpreis für nachhaltige Produktentwicklung der Bundesregierung. Designworks – a BMW Group Company – ist sowohl das Innovationsstudio der BMW Group als auch eine globale Kreativberatung in den Studios in Los Angeles, München und Shanghai.

Welcome back to the UserFlows Podcast, my name is Thomas Morrell and this is a show where we talk about UX design and careers. I interview designers about their journey into the field and break down how they've been successful in their roles so we all can learn together. Today I'm joined by Jeffrey Paul Coleman, a UX Community Builder. Jeffrey is working to make tech more inclusive by supporting the growth of the UX Research community in Europe (via UXinsight) and advocating for recent grads, immigrants, and career changers via the online boot camp CareerFoundry. He is also working on a small Training Program in NYC called DesignWorks. Whew! that sounds like a lot, but Jeffrey breaks down how he handles all this in roughly a 30-hour workweek. Jeffrey is predominately focusing on empowering others (mostly in UX) to navigate tricky moments in their career because he believes if we each receive the support we need (even when we are further along professionally), then we can focus on what counts. Growing as people within existing and new communities can lead to a more equitable work environment for all.Show HighlightsTalking to more people [13:30 - 14:28]UX Career Possibilities [22:00 - 26:15]What does a UX community builder do? [26:30 - 30:55]Bootcamps [31:20 - 34:25]Soft Skills [34:30 - 38:03]Navigating Tricky Career Situations [38:10 - 41:41]Show LinksAttend UXinsight Unfolds: making research more inclusive, happening on Thurs, Nov 11thSubscribe to The Bridge, a newsletter Jeffrey has been writing for a year every two weeksJeffrey Paul Coleman on LinkedIn

Kia ora and welcome to the Kātoitoi 2021 podcast series. This is a special limited edition podcast series of five interviews commissioned by Creative New Zealand as a part of the 2020 Kātoitoi pilot. This interview and illustration sits within a series of commissioned essays, interviews, podcasts and artworks to be published over 12 weeks supported by CNZ. In this special series we'll hear from five of the review panel, each of whom looked at work within three categories to help select the final complied archive for this year. Kia ora I'm Louise, Design Assembly Founder and Director and today I'm talking to Emma Kaniuk and Tana Mitchell from Akin Emma and Tana co-founded Akin in 2015, a strategic design studio focused on creating engaging, seductive and effective brand solutions that grab people's attention and hearts. Previous to starting Akin, they both spent time at Designworks. Emma has also worked at Special Group in Auckland and Sydney and Tana has worked at studios in Auckland, Wellington and overseas in New York and Berlin. They have been awarded for their work at the Best Awards with purple pins and overseas in the AGDA awards, D&AD and Designweek awards amongst others.

Designworks Homes, Inc. v. Thomson Sailors Homes, L.L.C

Oral argument argued before the Eighth Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals on or about 06/15/2021

Oral argument argued before the Eighth Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals on or about 06/15/2021

Bill Weber has spent nearly 20 years at Pella Windows and Doors and has seen it all. Well not everything. They have just launched some amazing new software called DesignWorks to help customers visualize their updated home right before their eyes. With just a simple picture they can show you how some new windows, siding or stone can completely transform your home's curb appeal. Hear more about it on the podcast. We appreciate our program sponsor Pella Windows and Doors of Wisconsin. Thanks for listening and please feel free to reach out www.homebuildinghero.com Twitter: @building_hero Facebook: www.facebook.com/homebuildinghero Instagram: @homebuildinghero Or email us: homebuildinghero@yahoo.com To learn more about my building company visit Belman Homes and Please pick up a copy of my new Amazon Best Selling book "Leadership Growth Hacks" at https://amzn.to/2ZBRuN3

Holger Hampf joins Martin in this week's episode to talk about the future role of designers and how they can and will influence the role of transportation and mobility design but also how the role of a designer itself will change.

Pierre Leclercq is Citroen's Head of Design. He's worked in Italy, California, Germany, China and Korea before returning to France and joining PSA. In this episode, Pierre speaks with Form Trends founder Eric Gallina about his early career working at coachbuilders Zagato and Ghia, designing the first-generation BMW X5 and X6 at BMW Group DesignworksUSA, building several brands while working for Great Wall, and how he managed to make the trip back from China to designing the next generation fo Citroen products in Europe.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/formtrends)

A VIDEO VERSION OF THIS IS AVAILABLE ON YOUTUBE! ABOUT KHRYSTYNE:The Los Angeles native left sunny California for the snow-capped mountains of Munich more than 10 years ago after finishing her studies at Art Center in Pasadena. She was employed at BMW by Anders Warming and soon moved over to MINI where she continued her role in Exterior Design We spoke candidly about growing up in Los Angeles and spending holidays sanding parts at her father's business where he built show-cars for the film industry. We talked about her time at Art Center and her internship at Designworks and the pressures that came along with that. Khrystyne also opened up about the struggles she faced in developing her skills as a designer, but also how she carried herself as a person. Needless to say, she came out the other side with her integrity well intact and has enjoyed immense success as an Exterior Designer. This was a beautifully honest and authentic discussion without any pretenses. Khrystyne honestly loves her job and the people she works with. She can not imagine working anywhere else and I have to say that I believe her. She was been at the company for over a decade with no signs of leaving. She knows what she has and believes that the grass is greener on the side that she is on! KHRYSTYNE'S SOCIALS:https://www.instagram.com/khrys.tyne/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/khrystyne-zurian-803105a0/ ====================================================ABOUT ME:I am a South African Designer, Digital Modeller and the host of Crown Unfiltered. I will be talking to a cross section of people that work in the Car Design Industry.These will include designers, digital and clay modellers, vis artists and colour & material designers. The focus of our conversations will be centered around personal processes and experiences within the business. My aim is to demystify some of the preconceptions about this industry and give people an unadulterated glimpse into the business.I also wish to give the younger generation the opportunity to see that the people that these professionals come in different shapes and sizes and some of them will be unknown. The intention is to see that you should always be yourself and not let your job define or change who you are.Please get in contact if there is something specific you would like me to cover. I would also be really grateful if you could subscribe and share the podcast with anyone that has an affinity for cars, design or both. Thank you! Sam FIND ME HERE!!! :https://www.instagram.com/crownunfiltered/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/sam-ofsowitz-8b7a531a/ https://twitter.com/SOfsowitz  - I am still working this out. Somebody help! https://www.facebook.com/crown.unfiltered.7  - It's been a long time, but I am back!!!!

Kia ora and welcome to the DA Field Guide 2020 Podcast series. This is a special limited edition podcast series of four interviews commissioned by Creative New Zealand as a part of the DA Field Gudie 2020 - An exploration of NZ’s post Covid design practice. In this special series we’ll hear from leaders in the NZ design community and further our discourse around the creative and economic wellbeing of our community, identify opportunites for positive change, speculate on the future of our practice and critically examine the post Covid design landscape in Aotearoa. Tēnā koutou I’m Louise, Design Assembly Founder and Director and today I’m talking to Jef Wong. Jef Wong is the Executive Creative Director at Designworks where he has worked for over 20 years. He is responsible for driving and maintaining the overall creative vision and quality standards of the studio. His work has received numerous awards and he is the 2020 Convenor of Judges - Graphics for The New Zealand Best Design Awards and has judged 2 times previously. Jef has also been a judge for The International Student awards (Taiwan) and The Design and Art Direction awards (D&AD).

The AgencyBud Podcast welcomes Sonny Mangat. Sonny is the creative director and managing partner of Designworks.ca and talks about the importance of knowing the right people, maintaining integrity and delivering the experience the customers need in his growth of working with some of the worlds biggest brands. Enjoy! And subscribe for more at http://blog.agencybud.com

Today I'm including a discussion with Mark Turnbull - Chief Executive Officer and Director of Foley Wines.  Foley Wines wholly owns a collection of iconic wineries and brands: Martinborough Vineyard, Te Kairanga and the Lighthouse Gin brand in Martinborough; Grove Mill and Vavasour in Marlborough; and, Mt Difficulty in Central Otago. It is NZX listed with US investor and businessman - Bill Foley - its major shareholder. Bill is a major investor in the US wine industry and his company Foley Family Inc. is a Top 20 wine company in the US, owning 17 wineries with over 150 dedicated sales personnel in the US.  Mark's career started as an accountant with Ernst and Young, then for the next 16 years he was Managing Partner of the brand consultancy Designworks. Mark was Chairman of the New Zealand Wine Fund when it was acquired by Foley Family Wines in 2009. In 2011, Mark had a sabbatical year and attended London Business School where he completed a Masters of Science in Leadership and Strategy with Distinction. The discussion provides really interesting insight into how and why we need to be brand builders in New Zealand, the importance of storytelling and creating brand experiences - both in the vineyard and virtually - for consumers to connect, continuing to drive the shift from bulk to being a premium producer. We talk about foreign investment and what motivates investors like Bill Foley and others - and its not just about profit. Its often about creating something special and a strong feeling of connection to New Zealand. Finally, we look to the future and what that might look like and how consumers will be more driven to seek out brand stories, to understand the inputs, values and overall sustainability of the products that they consume. Host biography:Jordan Small: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jordancsmall/jsmall@nzuscouncil.orgGuest biography:Mark Turnbull: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mark-turnbull-143a1232/https://www.foleywines.co.nz/For comments and feedback:Email: thefridaydownload@nzuscouncil.orgFacebook: facebook.com/nzuscouncilTwitter: twitter.com/nzuscouncilWebsite: nzuscouncil.orgCredits – opening and closing music:Happy Boy Theme Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 Licensehttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/About the NZUS CouncilEstablished in 2001, we are a non-partisan, non-government organisation focused on advancing New Zealand's interests in a strong bilateral relationship with the US.

Kia ora and welcome to Design Assembly Conversations. In this series we talk to NZ designers, hear their stories and celebrate their work. I’m Louise and today I’m talking to Emma Kaniuk and Tana Mitchell from Akin. Emma and Tana co-founded Akin in 2015, a strategic design studio focused on creating engaging, seductive and effective brand solutions that grab people’s attention and hearts. Previous to starting Akin, they both spent time at Designworks. Emma has also worked at Special Group in Auckand and Sydney and Tana has worked at studios in Auckland, Wellington and overseas in New York and Berlin. They have been awarded for their work at the Best Awards with purple pins and overseas in the AGDA awards, D&AD and Designweek awards amongst others. (It is important to place this conversation in context of being in the middle of an uncertain landscape and challenges brought about by Covid-19. The virus arrived in New Zealand in February and on the 25 March 2020, we went into Level 4 lock-down. This podcast is released on the 28th of May 2020 as we transition into Level 2 which dictates the design community may start to return to working from studios as our economy cautiously restarts.)

Is it the end of the trend? We chatted to Henrietta Simpson and Annika Tulloch of Glasgow’s Designworks about a recent trip to annual interior design trade fair MAISON et OBJET in Paris, what’s coming up in 2020, and how sustainability will shape the future of home renovating and our buying habitsThis episode was supported by BoConcept Scotland

Robert Ross and Bill Curtis speak with Ian Cameron and Verena Kloos about cars that have changed automotive history and why after looking back on their own relationship. They also examine luxury and function in cars and try to imagine the obstacles and possibilities facing automotive design in the near future. Hosted by Robert Ross Co-Hosted by Bill Curtis Check out behind the scenes  and more about Cars That Matter: https://www.curtco.com/carsthatmatter And follow us: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/curtcomedia Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/curtcomedia Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/curtcomedia A CurtCo Media production. https://www.curtco.com See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Robert Ross and Bill Curtis speak with Ian Cameron and Verena Kloos about cars that have changed automotive history and why after looking back on their own relationship. They also examine luxury and function in cars and try to imagine the obstacles and possibilities facing automotive design in the near future. Check out behind the scenes  and more about Cars That Matter: https://www.curtco.com/carsthatmatter And follow us: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/curtcomedia Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/curtcomedia Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/curtcomedia A CurtCo Media production. https://www.curtco.com

Robert Ross and Bill Curtis speak with Ian Cameron and Verena Kloos about their years working in automotive design and how their approaches to luxury and function differ. Ian and Bill enjoy discussing Ian's time with Rolls Royce and some of the more famous features belonging to the mark. Verena looks back at her years with Designworks and BMW. Learn more about Cars That Matter and CurtCo Media: https://www.curtco.com/carsthtmatter And follow us: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/curtcomedia Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/curtcomedia Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/curtcomedia

Robert Ross and Bill Curtis speak with Ian Cameron and Verena Kloos about their years working in automotive design and how their approaches to luxury and function differ. Ian and Bill enjoy discussing Ian's time with Rolls Royce and some of the more famous features belonging to the mark. Verena looks back at her years with Designworks and BMW. Hosted by Robert Ross Co-hosted by Bill Curtis Learn more about Cars That Matter and CurtCo Media: https://www.curtco.com/carsthtmatter And follow us: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/curtcomedia Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/curtcomedia Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/curtcomedia See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Stuff editor Craig Wilson talks to Holger Hampf, the head of BMW Designworks, at the LA Auto Show 2018 about the future of mobility and BMW's Vision iNext, whether the company is leaving it too late to join the all-electric SUV fray, and the challenges of innovating while maintaining BMW's brand identity and respecting its heritage.

In this episode I spoke to Grant Alexander. Grant is currently the Design Director at Onfire Design in Auckland. He started his career in 1969 at Designscape magazine, co-founded Designworks with Ray Labone in 1982 and in 2000 formed a partnership with daughter Kate to create Studio Alexander. Welcome to Design Assembly Conversations. In this series we talk to New Zealand graphic designers, hear their stories, and celebrate their work.

Audeze have built a reputation selling award-winning audio products engineered with the latest innovations in science and tech, matched with precision craftsmanship. Cutting-edge planar magnetic technology also delivers an unparalleled listening experience that's renowned by producers, musicians, and audiophiles alike. Designed and assembled at Audeze’s California factory with industrial style by BMW’s DesignWorks, the company's commitment to research, development, and design is reflected in every facet of their products. Their EL-8 Titanium claimed its fame as the first set of headphones with a fully integrated Lightning cable. Receiving numerous awards at CES 2016, the SINE was the first on-ear planar magnetic headphone. Now, the iSINE are the first in-ear planar magnetic headphones! But, it doesn’t stop there. At CES 2017, Audeze debuted its latest innovation, the iSINE Virtual Reality Headphones, further impacting the world of audio. I invited Sankar Thiagasamudram, CEO of Audeze onto the show to talk about the importance of 3D audio and emerging audio technologies.

- Waymo Expands, Buys More Pacifica Hybrids - Designworks Creates Shell Hydrogen Station of the Future - Toyota Says Wild FT-4X Concept Nearly Production Ready - Nissan Creates New Unit to Expand NISMO - First Quarter Mid-Size Truck Sales in the U.S. - EV Startup Working on Off-Road SUV

- Waymo Expands, Buys More Pacifica Hybrids- Designworks Creates Shell Hydrogen Station of the Future- Toyota Says Wild FT-4X Concept Nearly Production Ready- Nissan Creates New Unit to Expand NISMO- First Quarter Mid-Size Truck Sales in the U.S.- EV Startup Working on Off-Road SUV

- South America Shows Signs of Hope- Cadillac Makes V2V Standard On CTS- The Backhoe of the Future- Ford Mustang Learns Chinese- Should CAFE Be Killed Off?

- South America Shows Signs of Hope - Cadillac Makes V2V Standard On CTS - The Backhoe of the Future - Ford Mustang Learns Chinese - Should CAFE Be Killed Off?

Rowan Lamont talks about the value of design thinking in creating positive social impact and how Designworks recently applied this approach in designing the Queen's Baton for the 2018 Gold Coast Commonwealth Games.

- Jeep Dominates Small CUV Segment - Lincoln Continental’s 30-Way Seat - Lexus Goes Back to the Future - Brembo Teams with Toymaker - BMW Helps U.S. Paralympic Team - Mazda CX-3 Styling Insight

In this interview, I discuss both the theory and practice of Behavioral Economics on how marketing is practiced today with Mark Byrne, Account Director of Designworks.ie Mark presents several case studies to illustrate some key concepts arising from recent, and past, research studies. We discuss the themes developed by some of the more popular writers in the area including: Thinking, Fast and Slow. Daniel Kahneman Predictably Irrational. Dan Ariely Nudge. Richard H. Thaler and Cass R. Sunstein Drive. Daniel H. Pink

In this special podcast, guest presenters Mark Byrne from Designworks and Ronan Kinahan from Vibe Marketing and Training discuss the marketing of the Temple Bar district in Dublin with Martin Harte from TASCQ (Traders in the Area Supporting the Cultural Quarter) which is the body responsible for the marketing of the area.