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In this episode of Good CEOs, Ollie Scott chats with Matt Lacey, managing partner of Waypoint, about the intersection of creativity, capital, and the evolving landscape of mergers and acquisitions in the creative economy. They explore key metrics, private equity trends, and predictions for the industry’s future, offering invaluable insights for founders and investors alike.
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