In conversation with Jeremy Lindley (Global Design Director, Diageo), Jennifer English (Global Brand Director, Johnnie Walker) Chaired by Nic Monisse (Design Editor, Monocle). Innovating in luxury design: navigating the barriers to alternative material approaches at a global, mass scaleCreative solutions to reducing material usePrioritising progress over perfectionThe key to progress: striving for collaboration over ownershipFree to attend, booking essential

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