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Dec 14, 2022 46 min

#22 : Ian Rogers

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This time on The Edge, you’ll hear from web3 visionary Ian Rogers. An early pioneer of the Internet and digital music, Ian sees the future before it happens. After revolutionizing the world of music with Beats and Apple, he spent 5 transformative years as LVMH’s Chief Digital Officer. Now, as the Chief Experience Officer at Ledger, he’s leading the way again in the world of web3. He gives us deep, rich insights on NFTs, crypto and the future of luxury watchmaking. Presented by your host Teo Van Den Broeke, Editorial Director at Soho House, you’ll discover the exciting world of web3, through the mind of Ian Rogers. See you on The Edge.

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