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Arts & Culture Partnerships: Beauty & MrBeast Last month was a unique moment in Sydney Opera House history. We don’t normally do product activations on the Forecourt, but this wasn’t an ordinary ask. MrBeast is the most viewed person on the Planet, Gen Z’s ‘Oprah Winfrey’, who also appeared on the Opera House Forecourt giving things away, but that was 10-years ago! MrBeasts swift rise has been spurred by massive changes in the media landscape where individuals have replaced institutions as the gatekeepers of entertainment and information. Credit: Time Magazine. MrBeasts event provided a unique opportunity to embody the Opera House mission of being ‘Everyone’s House,’ by attracting a Gen Z audience, hosting a free public event, and generating partnership revenue to continue fulfilling our strategy. Other brands typically pay between US$2.5 million to $3 million for a MrBeast shout-out, and running an ad before one of his videos is similarly costly (Time Magazine). Thus, not only did the Opera House benefit financially, but we also gained by association. While exposure is not the Opera Houses primary need, demonstrating that it is a place for 'Everyone' and raising funds so we can continue to do so, is a priority. Props to the Head of Partnerships Chloe Sawyer and the #SydneyOperaHouse team and of course #MrBeast👏 🍫 Feastables and the extended team Luisa Caro Jane Dillon & Annabelle Gigliotti Organic Australia #Partnerships #ArtsFunding #Marketing #Culture Watch analysis from #GruenHQ Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) #WillAnderson #LiannaRossi #ToddSimpson #SunitaGloster #JaneCaro

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My 18 year old's favorite band is AJR (or maybe it's a tie between AJR and Weezer - both great choices). This is a little 8-ish minute "documentary" (part 2) of their current tour. I'll tell you why I like it. It starts off with problems/conflict/the issues that come up putting on a tour. People are stressed. There's tension. But it's because everyone wants to put on an amazing show. It shows how one problem can spool out into many problems. But that there are people around that, if they apply their skills, can fix the issues and get the show launched. And nearing the end of this video, we get a bunch of reasons WHY the show is important, and it's definitely not because of the band. It's important because the people the band SERVES really need what AJR offers, and that AJR needs the people who work with them to put on the tour to do amazing work so that AJR can deliver magical results. I had a front-row seat to a version of how this can/should/must work in my own job today. I wasn't AJR. I was one of the people trying to unsnag the stuck ropes of work stuff so that my boss could deliver the magic hundreds and hundreds of people and their families are counting on him to perform for their benefit. Sounds like I'm patting my back right now. I'm not. I'm saying that if you've got a magic maker like AJR, or my magic maker RJW, you'd better WANT to be there fixing the problems and smoothing out the challenges so that the people they/he serve(s) can do what people are hoping to see happen. It's about helping the magic happen, when we're doing it right. https://lnkd.in/eRhNCrzy

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Love sports? Well, so do oil companies!🛢️ And they're sponsoring every game under the sun. But why? Are they compensating for something?! Learn more about the real reasons in our new episode: https://lnkd.in/d89UDgat

Ever created a video and found out afterwards it looked like something was "floating" around your head? Or know someone who has married the same person twice? Did it work out...or did their fortune cookie tell the truth? And...did you see my spider pictures (tarantula and a sun spider came to my house to "visit")? I share the story in this episode.

Golden Globes Sign Five-Year Deal With CBS; Here Are All the Key Dates for the 2025 Show