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Richard Geoffroy was the eccentric driving force behind the world’s most famous Champagne, Dom Pérignon. But then, everything changed at 64.In this episode, Richard Geoffroy, the legendary former Cellar Master at Dom Pérignon, where he shaped the house’s style for 15 years, turns ...  Show more

India consumes more whiskey than Scotland produces. It is a nation of 1.4 billion people, of spirits and celebration, where wine accounts for barely one percent of the alcohol market. And yet, something is shifting. A growing middle class, an expanding cohort of women entering th ...  Show more

How will shifts in China's economic policies affect global commerce? The nation is the world's second-biggest economy and it's been the centre of globalised manufacturing for over three decades. But after a global pandemic, an energy crisis and now war in Ukraine, is this going t ...  Show more

On today's episode of the podcast, I'm sharing a conversation I had back in 2018 with Clay Shannon. We discuss effective business strategies, the power of influencers in marketing, diving deep into wine preferences from flavors to colors, and the importance of supporti ...

On today's show we are looking at China's global leadership in automotive. This is something that will ultimately affect US design an manufacturing, which in turn affects real estate. -----------**Real Estate Espresso Podcast:** Spotify: [The Real Estate Espresso Podcast](https:/ ...  Show more

Loooved being on this China-based podcast chatting about my personal brand, and what it means internationally. I'm only beginning to breach growth in Asian markets, so exploring what that means was extremely eye opening. We chat KOL (influencers), and how they're affecting the ...