TLDR:
- Pippa Lamb, a Sweet Capital Partner, accidentally auditioned for the HBO show “Industry” after a joke with her old Oxford classmate.
- She landed a cameo as an investor in the show, showcasing the tech, media, government, and finance drama of the fictional bank Pierpoint.
In a surprising turn of events, Pippa Lamb, a partner at Sweet Capital, found herself inadvertently auditioning for a role on HBO’s hit show “Industry.” After a casual joke with an old Oxford classmate, Mickey Down, Lamb ended up securing a cameo on the show as an investor in the fictional bank Pierpoint. The third season of “Industry” focuses on the preparations for an IPO in the energy sector, delving into the world of ESG investing and blending the drama of various industries. The show incorporates real-life individuals, including Lamb and BBC journalist Amol Rajan, adding an extra layer of authenticity.
With Lamb’s lack of acting experience, she provided valuable insights to the wardrobe and style departments, ensuring authenticity in portraying tech founders. The attention to detail on the set impressed Lamb, as they recreated the environment of a tech company with precision. The show also reflects current trends by portraying tech moguls as the new villains of the financial world and exploring the complexities of balancing purpose and profit.
Overall, the integration of real-life individuals, attention to detail, and exploration of tech themes make “Industry” a captivating and relevant show. As the series delves deeper into the tech landscape, it leaves audiences eagerly anticipating future seasons to navigate the ever-evolving world of finance and technology.
