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EPISODE · Oct 1, 2024 · 5 MIN

First Look! 👀 Rob Venice, Founder of Motive. "Brand is a representation of yourself, it is visual representation,"

from Space by Stansons · host Guy Stanley

What does Motive do in terms of "brand integration" and bringing a company's DNA to life.? The visionary founder of Motive and former Creative Director at Thirdway, meet Rob Venice. He is passionate about transforming brand identities into compelling physical spaces. In this episode of "Space by Stansons," he reflects on key milestones from his career, including a pivotal moment at Denton that set him on his path when he pitched for LinkedIn's office design with a group of junior designers. Rob also highlights his current project with Ezra, a coaching company, where he’s tasked with bringing their brand to life across offices in London, Toronto, and New York. Looking to the future, he shares his wildest dream of collaborating with Disney, a company he admires for its creative thinking and playful spirit. Throughout the conversation, Rob talks about the importance of brand integration and encourages aspiring entrepreneurs to embrace their journeys. Full episdoe coming next week!

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