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Alex Weller & Evelyn Doyle of Patagonia, in conversation with Frank van den Driest

Alex Weller & Evelyn Doyle of Patagonia, in conversation with Frank van den Driest

FromHumanizing Growth Series by The Institute for Real Growth


Alex Weller & Evelyn Doyle of Patagonia, in conversation with Frank van den Driest

FromHumanizing Growth Series by The Institute for Real Growth

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Length:
51 minutes
Released:
Mar 1, 2021
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

At Patagonia, everything revolves around their mission statement, "We're in business to save our home planet.” In today's episode, Frank talks to Alex Weller (Head of Marketing) and Evelyn Doyle (Head of HR), to discuss how Patagonia uses both employee and consumer engagement to drive that brand impact. They also discuss, the overnight change of mission statement, and the implications that had on the organization. As well as Alex & Evelyn's personal purpose, the journey that led them to join Patagonia and the sacrifices they have made along the way to stay true to this. An inspiring and motivating discussion to say the least.This was recorded as part of of a live webinar. To join our next session, head over to https://instituteforrealgrowth.com/humanizing-growth-series.html
Released:
Mar 1, 2021
Format:
Podcast episode

Titles in the series (29)

Each week, IRG founders Frank van den Driest & Marc de Swaan Arons talk with global thought leaders and practiitoners to discuss what it takes to drive human-centric growth. The institute for Real Growth helps CMOs and other growth leaders drive ‘Real Growth’ by connecting them to peers and experts through live-action programs inspired by our thought leadership.We are an independent and not-for-profit organization in partnership with: WPP, Google, Facebook, Kantar, LinkedIn, Spencer Stuart, The Exetor Group, NYU & Said Business School, University of Oxford. Find out more at www.instituteforrealgrowth.com