Inside Jobs — Podcast for In-House Agencies

In this episode of Inside Jobs, we meet Kylie Turnauer, Director of Marketing Operations at McKesson Medical-Surgical. Never in her wildest dreams did this wannabe history major picture herself at the center of the emerging and essential competency that marketing operations has become. From being drafted to an early role in traffic to visioning and standing-up a brand-new center of excellence at McKesson, Kylie embraces the intricacies of systems and processes...

In this episode of Inside Jobs, we hear from Jen Perry, former Senior Director of Creative at Constant Contact. Jen broke into advertising at age 12 and signed with a well-known ad agency as an undergrad. Then, after years supporting a broad range of external clients, she joined the ranks of those who took their talents in house. Jen’s doubts about committing to a single brand have since given way to broader business acumen and stronger ties with marketing...

In this episode of Inside Jobs, Hillery Shay’s vocation becomes her occupation. Born to “the world’s greatest single mom,” Hillery grew up in the Boston ‘burbs and found her voice through photography. She followed her camera from art school to covering high-profile stories for the Associated Press, including the 9/11 attack on the Pentagon. From there, she made a seamless transition in house. Today, Hillery leads the marketing and communications arm of Children’s Minnesota...

In this episode of Inside Jobs, JR Curley’s career proves change is the only constant. JR grew up on the move and spent his early years absorbing different cultures, colors and textures around the globe. An artist and proud computer nerd, he broke into graphic design and discovered the in-house model—leveraging brand expertise and client relationships to meet the changing needs of a firm that eventually became PwC...

In this episode of Inside Jobs, we learn how Carlos Ricardo came to lead marketing services and creative at HP. Influenced by his father and his multi-country upbringing, Carlos set a path to becoming a global marketer from a very young age. From edgy “cola wars” campaigns in Brazil to digital transformation of a retail bank in Spain, Carlos is someone who meets challenges head-on. That M.O...

In this episode of Inside Jobs, we hear from Michelle Clark, Senior Director of Creative at E. & J. Gallo, the world’s largest family-owned winery. Entering the workforce during the tech boom of the 90s, Michelle worked her way up from enthusiastic intern to astute corporate marketer—combining her expertise with analytics and data with a penchant for connecting with consumers directly...

In this episode of Inside Jobs, we meet Laurie Schiada, who’s made a career out of pushing the creative envelope. Laurie joined legendary designer Saul Bass as an art school grad before setting out on her own as a freelancer. From there, her design work quickly evolved into branding and creative leadership roles. At Disney, Boeing and beyond, Laurie honed her skills managing creative talent, advancing team structures and reawakening legacy brands...

In this episode of Inside Jobs, we hear from academic hopeful turned in-house agency leader, Graham Daldry. When education reform curbed his early career plans, Graham took a turn as an advertising writer. A handful of agencies and some 2,000 scripts later, he left Ogilvy & Mather to help build a budding eyewear brand from the inside out. Follow along as Graham discusses all things advertising, from copywriting to creative leadership to the merits of the in-house model...

In this episode of Inside Jobs, we meet Jan Loomis whose background in journalism and PR made for an easy transition to marketing. Jan leads creative services for Coldwell Banker as part of Realogy—the leading provider of residential real estate services in the U.S. With detailed project workflows, utilization tracking and reporting, a hybrid chargeback model, and promotional sizzle reels, Jan and her team successfully support over 80,000 agents...

In this episode of Inside Jobs, we hear how Luis Ruvalcaba aced figure-drawing in high school only to be drawn in by more-complex challenges as he advanced in his career. Not one to grow complacent, Luis shifted from traditional to digital design before the industry saw it coming—ultimately leading creative for several iconic brands...