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While this trip has been extremely education, not one second of it has felt like formal education, which I believe is all related to the value of studying abroad! Today we had our last lecture by Josep Ortega, the founder and creative director of Kings of Mambo.<\/p>\n
I really enjoyed learning about his career development because I felt that is was very natural. He did not enter college with the intention of studying in the field he now works in, which I believe happens quite frequently.<\/p>\n
Josep explained how the evolution of his career was closely related to the advancements in technology that happened around the time he began working. While his goal was to become a war photographer, adobe photoshop opened many more doors for him in digital design.<\/p>\n
As a person who would like to own my own business one day, I enjoyed hearing Josep’s perspective on starting and running a business. His team is small, with only 8 people, though their value makes the team very functional.<\/p>\n
They are multidisciplinary, which means they can all do it all. I think this is important to consider when building a team for a business, for it allows people to jump around depending on the project.<\/p>\n
I also found it interesting when Josep described how Kings of Mambo creates identification of companies. I think this is a brilliant first step for a successful company, for it creates identifiable features for people to know and remember the company by.<\/p>\n
The projects he shared were very interesting – definitely designs that would catch my eye if I were scrolling through Google! I think Josep Ortega’s business model and approach are very valuable to take away as a member of a team or when creating a team. So much great information!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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