Sticker Mule is ubiquitous in the tech world, but from the outside looking in, nothing they do feels "creative." Understanding their story can help us rethink what creativity really means. It's not about random acts or stunts. Creativity is a way of operating. So what does that look like?
Anthony Thomas, the CEO of Sticker Mule, adores operations and manufacturing. Those are decidedly not-creative areas to adore. Or so I thought.
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