We’re pleased to share that our CEO, Dan Jamieson, recently attended a special panel recording of the High Performance Podcast, focused on the theme of successful exporting in business.

Dan was personally invited to the session, following Icons’ participation in a High Performance Away Day — an experience where our team worked directly with Jake Humphrey and Damian Hughes to sharpen our team dynamics, refine our business strategy, and push ourselves to be the very best. It was a powerful experience that helped shape our culture and vision, and continues to inspire us to build a truly iconic place to work.
Held before an invited audience, the episode features a lively and insightful discussion on the challenges and opportunities of expanding brands into international markets. Representing Icons, Dan posed a question to the panel at around 34:50 🎧 Listen to the full episode here:
Spotify – HPP Exporting Business Special
As Dan mentioned during the session, Icons.com exports to over 110 countries worldwide — a testament to our global reach and appeal. Icons is now a registered US business, with a dedicated team, warehouse, and operating facility in place, and a dedicated US website launching soon. It’s a major step forward in expanding our global presence and improving service to our customers across North America.
2026 is set to be a landmark year for Icons.com, as we head into the FIFA World Cup as the exclusive licensee for signed memorabilia, delivering the world’s largest collection of autographed items from football’s biggest names.

With over 1.4 million followers across our brands, we’re proud to be the most followed memorabilia company on the planet.
Thanks to the High Performance Podcast for having us on. We’re always proud to be part of the conversation around building bold, export-ready brands, and getting our deserved recognition on platforms like this helps reinforce Icons’ growing profile as the world’s leading football memorabilia company.
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