EPISODE DESCRIPTIONP&G’s CDO Phil Duncan joins our CDO Mauro Porcini to dive into how business and design can create breakthrough brands and innovations that enhance people’s lives. Explore more from PepsiCo Design + Innovation: 📱 https://www.instagram.com/pepsico_design/ 🖥 https://design.pepsico.com/
PepsiCo Chief Design Officer Mauro Porcini talks with Dawn Okoro, a mixed-media artist, about how innovating and taking risks can help us unearth new ideas and rewarding experiences in both art and life. Explore more from PepsiCo Design + Innovation: 📱https://www.instagram.com/pepsico_design/ 🖥https://design.pepsico.com/
On this special solo episode of In Your Shoes, Mauro Porcini opens up about his new book, authorship and how putting human needs at the center of your design process is the secret to life-changing innovation.Explore more from PepsiCo Design + Innovation: 📱 https://www.instagram.com/pepsico_design/🖥 https://design.pepsico.com/
PepsiCo Chief Design Officer Mauro Porcini talks with Michelle Stuhl, one of the most renowned design recruiters in the world, about how she identifies and recruits top creative talent to fuel design and innovation through thoughtful, diverse collaborations. Explore more from PepsiCo Design + Innovation: 📱https://www.instagram.com/pepsico_design/ 🖥https://design.pepsico.com/
Our Chief Consumer and Marketing Officer, Jane Wakely, joins our Chief Design Officer, Mauro Porcini, to dive into how marketing and design can partner to create purpose-driven brands and lasting change.Explore more from PepsiCo Design + Innovation: 📱 https://www.instagram.com/pepsico_design/🖥 https://design.pepsico.com/
Learn why Paola Antonelli, senior curator in the Department of Architecture and Design, and Director of R&D at the MoMA, thinks that the humble sticky note might just be the highest form of design.Explore more from PepsiCo Design + Innovation:📱https://www.instagram.com/pepsico_design/🖥https://design.pepsico.com/
Steven Heller, the prolific writer and former New York Times art director, joins our Chief Design Officer, Mauro Porcini, for an exciting dive into what design tells us about our world and ourselves. Explore more from PepsiCo Design + Innovation: 📱https://www.instagram.com/pepsico_design/🖥https://design.pepsico.com/
PepsiCo Chief Design Officer Mauro Porcini talks with Ayse Birsel, an award-winning industrial designer and author, about how thinking like a designer can help you create a career and life that you love. Explore more from PepsiCo Design + Innovation: 📱https://www.instagram.com/pepsico_design/ 🖥https://design.pepsico.com/
PepsiCo Chief Design Officer Mauro Porcini talks with John Maeda, the SVP Chief Technology Officer at Everbridge and the former president of the Rhode Island School of Design (RISD), about how resilience can help us bridge the gap between business, tech and design. Explore more from PepsiCo Design + Innovation: 📱https://www.instagram.com/pepsico_design/🖥https://design.pepsico.com/
PepsiCo Chief Design Officer Mauro Porcini talks with Bennie F. Johnson, the Executive Director of the AIGA, about how design drives strategic and cultural value for companies and our world. Explore more from PepsiCo Design + Innovation:📱https://www.instagram.com/pepsico_design/🖥https://design.pepsico.com/
PepsiCo Chief Design Officer Mauro Porcini talks with David Siegel, the CEO of Meetup, about his new book, Decide and Conquer: 44 Decisions that will Make or Break All Leaders. David shares his journey and offers his advice on how you can make more informed, intentional decisions in work and life. Explore more from PepsiCo Design + Innovation: 📱https://www.instagram.com/pepsico_design/ 🖥https://design.pepsico.com/
PepsiCo Chief Design Officer Mauro Porcini talks with Chris Do, an Emmy award-winning designer, the CEO and Chief Strategist of Blind and Founder of The Futur, about how embracing failure and defining your process can help you overcome creative challenges time and time again.Explore more from PepsiCo Design + Innovation: 📱 https://www.instagram.com/pepsico_design/🖥 https://design.pepsico.com/
PepsiCo Chief Design Officer Mauro Porcini talks with Joe Gebbia, the Co-Founder of Airbnb and Chairman of Airbnb.org, about his journey from artist trying to make rent to entrepreneur to design leader making a difference. Joe shares how he's done it all while staying true to his core values and belief in the power of design. Explore more from PepsiCo Design + Innovation: 📱 https://www.instagram.com/pepsico_design/ 🖥 https://design.pepsico.com/ Connect with Joe: https://www.instagram.com/joegebs/
Fabio Volo joins PepsiCo Chief Design Officer Mauro Porcini to talk about knowing when to pivot and why authenticity is the only way.Explore more from PepsiCo Design + Innovation: 📱 https://www.instagram.com/pepsico_design/🖥 https://design.pepsico.com/
Federico Casalegno, SVP and Head of Samsung Design Innovation Center, NGEPT and E&I Lab, joins PepsiCo Chief Design Officer Mauro Porcini for a thought-provoking conversation about how human-centered design can lead us to solutions that benefit people and the planet.
On this episode of In Your Shoes, Bennie F. Johnson, the Executive Director of the AIGA, joins our Chief Design Officer, Mauro Porcini, for an inspiring conversation about how design creates value for companies and our world.
On this episode of In Your Shoes, Giorgia Lupi, a partner at Pentagram and advocate for data humanism, joins our Chief Design Officer, Mauro Porcini, to explore how data-driven design reveals untold stories.
Francesco Panella, a restauranteur, consultant, writer, and television star, shares the lessons he’s learned throughout his career in hospitality and why giving back is at the heart of everything he creates.
IDEO Chair Tim Brown joins Mauro Porcini, PepsiCo’s Chief Design Officer and the host of the In Your Shoes podcast, to discuss how design can enable resilience, drive innovation and provide solutions to our world’s most pressing challenges.
Margherita Maccapani Missoni, a designer, creative consultant, and the former Creative Director of M Missoni, opens up about her early failures and why emerging creatives must abandon the previous generation’s methods to fulfill their dreams.