Jeremy Cordeaux sits down with the iconic Glen-Marie North. Known for her vibrant personality and influential presence, Glen-Marie shares her journey from a young PR director to a celebrated socialite.
In a fascinating episode of “The Court of Public Opinion,” Jeremy Cordeaux sits down with the iconic Glen-Marie North, also known as Glen-Marie Frost. Known for her vibrant personality and influential presence, Glen-Marie shares her journey from a young PR director to a celebrated socialite.
A Glimpse into the Glamorous Life
Jeremy introduces Glen-Marie as one of the true, larger-than-life personalities, reminiscing about their first meeting during his Channel Ten days. Glen-Marie’s charm and generosity, exemplified by her gift of Aramis aftershave, set the tone for a lively and engaging conversation.
The Early Days in Public Relations
Glen-Marie recalls her early career, particularly her role as the director of the Miss International quest. Her journey through the world of public relations in the late 60s and 70s paints a picture of a dynamic and rapidly evolving industry.
Living the Socialite Dream
Described as a genuine socialite, Glen-Marie shares her experiences mingling with notable personalities like Harry M. Miller and Lady Fairfax. Unlike today’s influencers, she was paid to be social and visible, making her a central figure in Sydney’s high society.
The Art of Networking and Hosting
One of the standout themes is the importance of dinner parties and social gatherings. Glen-Marie emphasizes how these events were crucial for networking and building relationships, a stark contrast to the restaurant culture of today’s youth.
Challenges and Rewards of the Role
Despite the glamour, Glen-Marie reveals the demanding nature of her work. The constant need to balance professional responsibilities with social obligations required significant effort and dedication.
Modern Influencers vs. Classic Socialites
Jeremy and Glen-Marie discuss the evolution of social influence, comparing her role to that of modern-day influencers. The conversation highlights how the landscape has shifted with the advent of social media, yet the essence of influence remains rooted in visibility and networking.
Don’t miss this episode filled with captivating stories and insights from one of Sydney’s most iconic socialites. Tune in now to “The Court of Public Opinion” and get a behind-the-scenes look at the life of Glen-Marie North!
