I lead Best Regards Media, a talent management and production company that proudly represents some of the most talented narrative storytellers in the social media space. With experience at WME, Fullscreen, and eko, I've been deeply involved in the creator economy for over a dozen years. My passion lies in helping creators bring their stories to life and thrive in a dynamic digital landscape.

Gil Kruger

I've worked in New Media and Television for over a decade as a Producer and Manager of some  of the biggest productions around the world. Including Big Brother UK and Australia, English Premier League and MasterChef Australia.

I thrive on creating and growing brands into something meaningful and financially successful. With both a technical and creative mindset I have worked with and for some of the biggest brands in the world, including; Apple, Google, CBS, BBC, Foxtel, BSkyB, Endemol, and FremantleMedia to name but a few.

Specialties: Digital Media, Social Media, Technology, Relationships, Business Development, Innovation, Creativity, Television, Live Broadcast, Video On Demand, Gaming, Interactive Television.

Tom Maynard

Excited to share I’ll be joining the jury for the first ever #TikTokPartnerAwards2026. Can’t wait to dig into the work and help spotlight the best social-first campaigns across Asia.
If you’ve put something special into the world this year… I’m keen to see it. 👀
 #StrongTiesStrongerResults

w/ Mellissa Wong Jasmine Tan Miranda Dimopoulos

#2016 When YouTube was long, Snap was stories and TikTok was musical.ly Inc… And where it all started for Amplify.

W/ Alex Reid

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Stop taking part in ‘culture’

Start it.

So many brands treat culture and social like a checklist.

• Is it trending?
• Is it safe?
• Can we "piggyback" on it with a 10% discount code?

If you’re just chasing the Top 10 trends on TikTok, you’re not part of culture. You’re just a participant. 

You’re background noise.
To truly be part of culture, you have to be willing to break the rules.

Love this time in the  90s: Spike Jonze and Sofia Coppola hijacking a Marc Jacobs’ Fashion Week for X-girl. No massive budget. No "brand guidelines" committee. Just a "nothing to lose" attitude.

That same energy is alive today. Look at the recent Chalamet and Jeremy Allen White look-alike competitions in NYC. The brands that won there weren’t the ones with the most polished ads they were the ones quick enough and brave enough to jump into the chaos.

IMO: To truly be a part of culture, you kind of have to give zero fucks about the traditional "rules" of marketing.

If you're always playing it safe, you're always staying invisible.

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