How He Does It BOND OFFICIAL

Is balance a myth?
While Jannis Kaiser plays an integral role in nurturing digital communications globally at Hugo Boss, he also believes in prioritizing a harmonious work life balance; a task that seems almost impossible in today's world for anyone with the multitude of responsibilities Jannis himself shares.
On the season finale of How He Does It, Season II, Igee Okafor and Marcus Richardson end on a high note by speaking to Jannis Kaiser about balancing one's professional and personal life, measuring success and the foundations of staying grounded.

From tight deadlines to juggling various projects for the sole purpose of maintaining the relationship between brands and society, The Public Relations industry continues to arouse the curiosity of many because of its ever-evolving nature and fast-moving need for adaptability.
In this episode, we discuss all the intrigue with H&M's Fashion/Celebrity publicist, Anthony Demetrius. We break down the business of working in a press office while adapting to innovations in addition to industry challenges such as controlling stress and measuring success.
Having worked in the European and American PR landscape for the last few years, Anthony prides himself on educating brands to best support their wants, needs, priorities and culture.

From jumping off planes and helicopters in the military to working as a Nest Seekers real estate broker, Chester Yow exemplifies the discipline and devotion it takes to sustain a career in a multifaceted and fast paced industry.

In this episode, we discuss his early life growing up in Singapore and his introduction to the real estate industry starting on Ryan Serhant's team. In addition, we also tackle some frequently asked questions about securing a long term career as a real estate agent. Are commission or hourly based jobs better? What should one look out for when pitching to a client? Is there a success formula for selling a property? What is the difference between a broker and an agent/salesperson? and more.

Consider this Real Estate 101.

In the last few years, the world has witnessed the advertising industry adapt to an ultra modern way of reaching consumers through influencer marketing. This relatively new medium where content creators on social media can partner with brands for the purpose of maintaining brand perception, potential sales and social relevance, has served as a catalyst for professionalizing new industries. 
At the forefront of the movement is James Nord who co-founded the world's first influencer marketing/tech company, Fohr. Following a recent New York Times article about the company's newly launched ambassador program, AMP, James touches on industry realities, what it's like handling million dollar budgets and the realities of building a pacesetting company through successes and controversy.

In addition to being a noted New York City based branding and creative consultant in the fashion/lifestyle industry, Elliot Carlyle has added "executive life coach" to his multitude of responsibilities. In the fall of 2018, Elliot released The Influencer Workbook, an in depth workbook holistically engaging users in a way that challenges their achievement boundaries - professionally and personally. 


Since then, Elliot has been able to carve out a profession in empowerment engagements enforcing themes of results after intentional control, direction, truth and steadiness. In this episode, we discuss Elliot's upbringing, personal struggles to success and all that lies ahead. 

 The demographic popularly known as Gen Z (born 1995-2010) controls 40% of global consumer power and as numbers continue to grow, the marketing industry is forced to adapt to a state-of-the-art consumer culture with new strategies and targeted experiences. 


Leading this initiative is PRZM - a newly launched Gen Z consultancy looking to pioneer innovation amongst next gen audiences. In this episode, Co-Founder Larry Milstein decodes everything you need to know about marketing channels for Gen Zers and what it's like to run a new business in the midst of a global pandemic.