Harley Finkelstein
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They want to have a direct relationship with the consumer. But also, they're experimenting. They're trying new things. A couple years ago, one of the cool things I thought that Oreo did, which is owned by Mondelez, is you can put, as a Christmas gift or holiday gift, you can put, you can personalize Oreos. So there's someone in your life that loves Oreos.
They want to have a direct relationship with the consumer. But also, they're experimenting. They're trying new things. A couple years ago, one of the cool things I thought that Oreo did, which is owned by Mondelez, is you can put, as a Christmas gift or holiday gift, you can put, you can personalize Oreos. So there's someone in your life that loves Oreos.
They want to have a direct relationship with the consumer. But also, they're experimenting. They're trying new things. A couple years ago, one of the cool things I thought that Oreo did, which is owned by Mondelez, is you can put, as a Christmas gift or holiday gift, you can put, you can personalize Oreos. So there's someone in your life that loves Oreos.
They want to have a direct relationship with the consumer. But also, they're experimenting. They're trying new things. A couple years ago, one of the cool things I thought that Oreo did, which is owned by Mondelez, is you can put, as a Christmas gift or holiday gift, you can put, you can personalize Oreos. So there's someone in your life that loves Oreos.
It was usually some sort of like shitty screen print on some basic t-shirts, like Fruit of the Loom t-shirt. And it said like, I don't know, the Rolling Stones on the back was a bunch of tour dates. Well, now you go to these concerts and you go to like a Drake concert and they're selling like Canada Goose OVO collab jackets.
It was usually some sort of like shitty screen print on some basic t-shirts, like Fruit of the Loom t-shirt. And it said like, I don't know, the Rolling Stones on the back was a bunch of tour dates. Well, now you go to these concerts and you go to like a Drake concert and they're selling like Canada Goose OVO collab jackets.
It was usually some sort of like shitty screen print on some basic t-shirts, like Fruit of the Loom t-shirt. And it said like, I don't know, the Rolling Stones on the back was a bunch of tour dates. Well, now you go to these concerts and you go to like a Drake concert and they're selling like Canada Goose OVO collab jackets.
It was usually some sort of like shitty screen print on some basic t-shirts, like Fruit of the Loom t-shirt. And it said like, I don't know, the Rolling Stones on the back was a bunch of tour dates. Well, now you go to these concerts and you go to like a Drake concert and they're selling like Canada Goose OVO collab jackets.
It was usually some sort of like shitty screen print on some basic t-shirts, like Fruit of the Loom t-shirt. And it said like, I don't know, the Rolling Stones on the back was a bunch of tour dates. Well, now you go to these concerts and you go to like a Drake concert and they're selling like Canada Goose OVO collab jackets.
You can make a, you know, Harley's, Harley's, you know, um, Harley's Oreos, happy holiday, something like that. That is really interesting. So when you come, so each of those things on their own are kind of interesting. When you combine those things, you see big companies acting very entrepreneurial.
You can make a, you know, Harley's, Harley's, you know, um, Harley's Oreos, happy holiday, something like that. That is really interesting. So when you come, so each of those things on their own are kind of interesting. When you combine those things, you see big companies acting very entrepreneurial.
You can make a, you know, Harley's, Harley's, you know, um, Harley's Oreos, happy holiday, something like that. That is really interesting. So when you come, so each of those things on their own are kind of interesting. When you combine those things, you see big companies acting very entrepreneurial.
You can make a, you know, Harley's, Harley's, you know, um, Harley's Oreos, happy holiday, something like that. That is really interesting. So when you come, so each of those things on their own are kind of interesting. When you combine those things, you see big companies acting very entrepreneurial.
You can make a, you know, Harley's, Harley's, you know, um, Harley's Oreos, happy holiday, something like that. That is really interesting. So when you come, so each of those things on their own are kind of interesting. When you combine those things, you see big companies acting very entrepreneurial.
Or you go to, you know, a Pharrell concert and you see some of the crazy stuff he's selling that like, you know, he's selling like cosmetics at the concert that he's created himself. So big companies are actually entrepreneurial. Artists are now actually expanding from just being, artistic creators around music and art and film to actually creating product.
Or you go to, you know, a Pharrell concert and you see some of the crazy stuff he's selling that like, you know, he's selling like cosmetics at the concert that he's created himself. So big companies are actually entrepreneurial. Artists are now actually expanding from just being, artistic creators around music and art and film to actually creating product.
Or you go to, you know, a Pharrell concert and you see some of the crazy stuff he's selling that like, you know, he's selling like cosmetics at the concert that he's created himself. So big companies are actually entrepreneurial. Artists are now actually expanding from just being, artistic creators around music and art and film to actually creating product.
Or you go to, you know, a Pharrell concert and you see some of the crazy stuff he's selling that like, you know, he's selling like cosmetics at the concert that he's created himself. So big companies are actually entrepreneurial. Artists are now actually expanding from just being, artistic creators around music and art and film to actually creating product.
Or you go to, you know, a Pharrell concert and you see some of the crazy stuff he's selling that like, you know, he's selling like cosmetics at the concert that he's created himself. So big companies are actually entrepreneurial. Artists are now actually expanding from just being, artistic creators around music and art and film to actually creating product.
You think you see creators, uh, just, just on the creator side, think about these artists, like these musicians, people like, um, you know, drew house with, with Justin Bieber's brand that he built, or OVO, what Drake has built. You see these traditional, you know, what would be a traditional musician completely expand their scope of what they're actually building and selling and creating.