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EPISODE · Jul 13, 2016 · 51 MIN

EP31: Jess Huddart On Nothing Ventured Nothing Gained

from Australian Design Radio · host Australian Design Radio

In this episode, we spoke with Jess Huddart, CEO at Josephmark. With offices in Brisbane, Sydney and Los Angeles, Josephmark was founded by Ben (Joseph) Johnston and Joshua (Mark) Capelin in 2004. They first gained national recognition when Twitter bought their music finding application, We Are Hunted but went on to best that by being handpicked to redesign Justin Timberlake’s MySpace. These days they balance their client work with a number of in-house ventures, the most recent being Vest, a site dedicated to shining a light on Australian start-ups. Jess joined Josephmark in 2005 and has been instrumental in their success. In 2014, she spoke at TedX SouthBank and wowed the audience with her open and honest account of vulnerability and dealing with people’s reactions when she started dating her boss (Ben). In this episode, we discuss her decision to go there, especially when public speaking is one of her least favourite things. Along the way we talk about Jess and Ben’s organic farm, Falls Farm, working in the States and growing in-house businesses.
 twitter.com/jesshuddart josephmark.com.au youtube.com/watch?v=HhZq1n0E-kE

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