Listen in as Nick Taylor sits down with marketers, makers, entrepreneurs and key voices of innovation in the world of brands & marketing. Each week brings relevant discussions and bite-sized insights on the topics driving shifts in marketing, branding, and advertising. Episodes also offer an insider view into the processes and best practices of founders, entrepreneurs & marketing superstars.
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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 1 day 7 hours 33 minutes
episode 38: GODIVA CMO, John Galloway on Bringing Sweetness to 2020
John Galloway is chief marketing and innovation officer for Godiva Chocolatier, the 95-year-old Belgian maker of premium chocolate. He joined the company in 2018 after nearly 30 years in marketing, including substantial stints at Pepsi and Hard...
episode 10: Origin Stories: SWAG.com CEO Jeremy Parker on the Startup Hustle and Lessons Learned from Jessie Itzler & David Goggins
Jeremy Parker is the Co-founder and CEO of Swag.com, the eCommerce platform for purchasing promotional materials that people actually want to keep. When you think of the promotional products industry, you might think of cheaply made items you pickup conferences only to eventually throw away...
episode 36: Origin Stories: LIQUID DEATH CEO & Co-Founder, Mike Cessario
Mike Cessario is the CEO and Founder of Liquid Death, an outrageous new canned water brand with quality mountain water engineered to murder your thirst! Liquid Death has made a name for itself as an extremely disruptive force of marketing, and the...
episode 35: Origin Stories: Jordan Silbert & Q Mixers
Jordan Silbert is the founder and CEO of Q Mixers, the premium brand of cocktail mixers. The idea for the company came to him while he was drinking top-shelf gin mixed with low-quality tonic with friends and asked himself, “Shouldn’t my tonic be...
episode 34: BAYER US VP of Corporate Affairs, Ray Kerins, on Crisis Comms and the Role of Communications in the Covid Economy
“Let's all work together to find a solution, as opposed to figuring out what this person did wrong, or that person did wrong. There's no time for that anymore. People are dying, and we have to find the solutions.”
episode 34: Mentor by J&J President, Diane Gomez Thinnes
Diane Gomez-Thinnes is Worldwide President at Mentor, one of the world’s biggest makers of breast implants for aesthetic and post-surgical breast reconstruction. Diane has been with the Johnson & Johnson company since 2016 and held the title of...
episode 32: Best Buy CCO, Matt Furman on Storytelling Over Data & Championing Truth in the DEI Discussion
“If you speak to 100 people, a third of them didn't listen, a third of them forgot what you said, and the other third didn't believe you. And so you’ve got to speak, and you’ve got to speak again, and you’ve got to speak again.”
episode 31: VISA CCO, Paul Cohen, on Experiential Communications and the Importance of Overcommunicating to Employees During Covid
“If calendar year 2020 didn't change the role of comms or enhance the role of comms within your organization, you may be in the wrong organization or the wrong job.”
episode 30: BENTLEY MOTORS CCO & CMO on DEI and Holding Safe Events During COVID
“I think people are looking for an opportunity to get out. There's a huge amount of cabin fever. People are looking for opportunities, and if you can provide that opportunity and it's safe, they will come.”
episode 29: CARNIVAL CRUISE LINE CCO, Chris Chiames, on Weathering a Brand Through the Rough Waters of COVID-19
“The communicators have to ask the tough questions, but we also have to bring people together, and we have to understand their needs.”