Today in the UK, it’s Red Nose Day – the beloved annual fundraising campaign to end child poverty – and we’re all smiles to be joined by its legendary organizer, Richard Curtis, the co-founder and vice chair of Comic Relief. Many will know him for his screenwriting and directing credits on some of the most memorable comedies of our time, like Four Weddings and a Funeral, Notting Hill, Bridget Jones’ Diary and Love Actually. But Curtis’ superpower isn’t just generating laughs – it’s convening the most brilliant minds in entertainment and business around a movement. We talk to him about how he’s made the campaign so successful and the iconic red nose’s new look.