Creating a Client Focused Design Process with Mitch Monson, Sibling Rivalry

from Creatives Offscript Hosted by Mitch Monson, Nate Watkin

00:00 Welcome and Introduction 00:14 Mitch's Unique Journey into the Creative Industry 00:42 From ROTC to Creative Space: A Personal Story 03:54 The Big Break: Meeting Prince and Changing Trajectories 05:37 Working with Prince: Insights and Experiences 09:53 The Entrepreneurial Leap: Starting a Production Company 14:55 The Evolution of a Creative Career: From Entrepreneur to Intrapreneur 18:45 Inside Sibling's Creative Process: Collaboration and Innovation 21:57 The Power of In-Person Workshops and Client Engagement 35:46 Adapting Processes and Tooling for Client Success 38:52 Career Reflections and Advice

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Mitch Monson is the Executive Creative Director at Sibling RivaIry. In this episode, Mitch discusses his experiences building his first company, the influence of working with Prince, and the what he learned from being an entrepreneur. Mitch also highlights his current role at Sibling Rivalry and the company's unique collaborative workshops, including how they concepted the brand design and logo for the Olympics.

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