
Georgine Muntz, CEO, Visual Matrix, interviewed by Rachel Humphrey
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Georgine discusses her transition into hospitality five years ago, how she instantly knew to build a team around her to help support her, and what changed her overall leadership mindset about work life harmony. She shares how her leadership style has evolved into a collaborative approach and why diversity at all levels of the industry will make us stronger. She talks about taking risks, learning and moving on from setbacks, and why she'd tell her younger self not to "be a punk."
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