I have received the Brand Leadership Award from the Asia Brand Congress for global marketing efforts. I was included in the PharmaVoice 100 Most Inspiring People in the Life-Sciences Industry
My wife, Jenny, and I have five children, a golden retriever, and a stray cat. We live in beautiful Boise, Idaho.
In the world of creativity, you can look around and see the people who take a forward-fast approach. They are the ones who are taking charge of their personal and professional lives, making significant choices about how they view things, choosing their attitude with purpose, attracting the right collaborators to support their vision, and most of all, taking action to make things happen.
- Mark Stinson
Previously, I was senior vice president of brand strategy at GSW. My career includes positions as president of a global brand consultancy, president and chief creative officer of an independent healthcare communications firm, and managing partner of an Omnicom medical ad agency.
The job I that shaped my business life was being a paperboy for 7 years in junior high and high school.
In this episode of “Your World of Creativity,” host Mark Stinson interviews award-winning musician, speaker, and filmmaker Stephen DiJoseph.
Stephen, a neurodiverse musician, has released international albums with the Deko label and the ADA group of Warner Music. With 10 albums, award-winning films, and numerous live performances and TV appearances, Stephen shares insights into his creative journey and personal experiences living with Tourette’s syndrome.
Highlights:
– Stephen’s creative process evolves constantly, with creativity waiting for no specific time, leading him to prioritize inspiration and organization.
– His multiple genre disorder challenges him to create full albums for each project, bringing organization to his diverse musical styles.
– Stephen’s filmmaking and speaking engagements complement his music, allowing him to tell his life story and advocate for neurodiversity.
Key Quote from Stephen:
“Creativity waits for no one. That’s what I could say, any time of the day or night. And most people who are, should I say in service to it, know that and they go for it. At all costs.”
Join us as we continue to explore creativity worldwide, learning from practitioners like Stephen DiJoseph who inspire and innovate in their respective fields.
Vinnie Potestivo, Editor-in-Chief of
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