SCOUT· 26%56m·2026-09-29·BusinessEP 130: Gerry Hopkinson Sold His Agency, Stayed Five Years, And Became A Cultural Strategist
A 20-year agency founder built his reputation turning Pizza Express back into a cult favourite, then years later made the mistake he now calls his biggest regret. Gerry Hopkinson, founder of Unity and now a cultural strategist, joins Embracing Marketing Mistakes to explain how he sold his agency, why he stayed on for…
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