Standing out in the crowd with Gunawan Wu

Episode 11 of the Mastery in the Making podcast, hosted by Le Cordon Bleu Australia, titled "Standing out in the crowd with Gunawan Wu" was published on December 1, 2024 and runs 21 minutes.

December 1, 2024 ·21m · Mastery in the Making

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How do you run a successful business in the age of social media, where people eat with their eyes and a single Google review can make or break you? Just ask Adelaide alumnus Gunawan Wu, whose insta-worthy desserts have caught the attention of foodies across the globe.Additional links:» Visit our homepage ⁠⁠https://lcbl.eu/auspodcasthomepage⁠

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How do you run a successful business in the age of social media, where people eat with their eyes and a single Google review can make or break you? Just ask Adelaide alumnus Gunawan Wu, whose insta-worthy desserts have caught the attention of foodies across the globe.

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» Visit our homepage ⁠⁠https://lcbl.eu/auspodcasthomepage⁠

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