Scott Dadich

Godfrey Dadich Partners / Wired

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Scott Dadich is co-CEO and founder of Godfrey Dadich Partners and the longtime editor-in-chief of Wired. He is also the creator and executive producer of Abstract: The Art of Design. 

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If you've watched the Netflix show Chef's Table, you know that it's a gorgeously-shot documentary series about how chefs think about, taste and approach cooking.

Netflix explores the design world with 'Abstract'

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