The Change Man Interviews - with Matt Hocking
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About this listen
In this conversation, Matt Hocking, Founder of Leap, discusses the unique intersection of corporate design and environmental consciousness, reflecting on his childhood passions for space and nature. He shares a pivotal moment that led him to embrace a career that combines these elements, emphasizing the importance of collaboration and creativity in design.
Takeaways
- The blend of corporate and environmental design can lead to innovative solutions.
- Childhood passions can significantly influence career choices.
- Embracing opportunities can prevent future regrets.
- Collaboration between different fields can spark creativity.
- Designers can play a crucial role in environmental sustainability.
- Personal experiences shape professional paths.
- The importance of research in understanding new environments.
- Aesthetic appreciation for nature can drive design decisions.
- Space exploration themes can inspire design thinking.
- The emotional connection to nature can enhance design outcomes.
Sound Bites
- "Imagine my corporate world meeting your environmental world."
- "I saw my childhood love of space and nature."
- "If I turn this down, I am gonna forever regret it."
Matt's choice to add to The Change Show Playlist is "Offshore" by Chicane.
🔗 Connect with us:
Matt: LinkedIn: Matt Hocking
Simon: LinkedIn: Simon Phillips
#SustainableDesign, #EnvironmentalLeadership, #CareerTransformation, #GreenBusiness, #PurposeDrivenDesign
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