Luxury On Air

How technology and technology companies are stimulating luxury brands to have a rethink In this episode Karine talks to Frank Vivier, Chief Transformation Officer at Richemont, about what luxury brands, and brands in general, can learn from the organisational agility of tech companies, including the use data and technologies. The two also discuss why the purchase of luxury goods is bound by emotio...

Although luxury goods are built to last, the notions of consumption and sustainability can seem incompatible in the long run. In this episode, Georges Kern, CEO of the Swiss luxury watchmaker Breitling discusses his company's sustainability journey, the role innovation plays and his own thoughts on a sustainable future.   LinkedIn Georges Kern: www.linkedin.com/in/georges-k-623169156/ Karine Szege...

Driving brand loyalty and revving up for the next generation Build it and they will come is no longer a given for luxury brands given changing consumer behaviours and shifts towards more sustainable consumption. In this episode, Sebastian Ackermann, Brand Management and Marketing Strategy at Porsche, talks to Felicitas about the need for contemporary brand management and how Porsche is expanding t...

How contemporary consumer values affect traditional notions of luxury Felicitas takes us to London in this episode to interview Giana Eckhardt from King's Business School and Fleura Bardhi from Cass Business School. Founders of the notion of "Liquid luxury" Giana and Fleura discuss what this more transient form of consumption means, the societal, cultural and market drivers of this concept, and th...

Changing notions of materialism in an increasingly dematerialised world This inaugural episode, hosted by Cristina D'Agostino, editor-in-chief of "Luxury Tribune" welcomes Karine Szegedi and Felicitas Morhart, the visionaries behind and future hosts of Luxury On Air. The trio discuss the inspiration behind the podcast, give a preview of the themes being covered in upcoming episodes and talk about...