• Ep.6 Duncan Harper on navigating the alcohol and events industries, working in FMCG and embracing creativity

  • Mar 13 2023
  • Length: 41 mins
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Ep.6 Duncan Harper on navigating the alcohol and events industries, working in FMCG and embracing creativity

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  • When Duncan Harper picked his A-Levels he was pressured into more academic subjects and neglected his creative side, after retaking and then choosing to study Geography at Liverpool John Moores he decided to follow his interest into the hospitality industry. After working in events he then moved into his dream job as a Brand Ambassador for Fireball and travelled all round the country running events and promoting the brand. After COVID closed the hospitality industry he set up an ecommerce business then went and helped set up a new pub in London. Now back in the supply side of the Alcohol industry and working for a brand he is passionate about, Duncan takes us through his journey, the ups and the downs and how he got to where he is now. 

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