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EPISODE · Feb 23, 2019 · 51 MIN

Social Effects — Maurice Li

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Social Effects is a podcast hosted by Edward Barnieh, or as many people know him, EdwardKB. Social Effects dives deep into the world of social media with transparency and in search of what’s lasting in an ever-changing atmosphere. The effect of social media has had an undeniable impact on our lives, and these conversations allow us to find out more about the background of some of social media’s most prolific creatives, who Edward’s fortunate to call friends, their approach to the craft, and what keeps them up at night. In this fourth episode of Social Effects, Edward spoke with Maurice Li, the Vancouver-based co-founder of Stay & Wander. Maurice left behind a successful career in venture capital to pursue his life-long passion for travel and photography. Shortly thereafter, he noticed a void in the market—commercial photography and videography—simply was not keeping up with the voracious appetite and unique demands of the social media age. As a response, in 2013 he co-founded Stay & Wander, one of the first digital content agencies to specialize in social-first yet commercially versatile visuals and influencer-led advertising campaigns. See the full story here: https://www.maekan.com/article/social-effects-maurice-li

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