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5 MAR

Disrupting the Marketing Landscape with Purpose with Sarah Leinberger of Yoobi

Staying authentic and mission-driven while scaling aggressively may be the toughest problem in marketing to solve. But Sarah Leinberger, VP and Head of Marketing, Yoobi, has a pretty solid take on how to do it. In this episode of Marketing Vanguard, recorded during Brandweek in Atlanta, Sarah reveals how CMOs can build authentic brand equity through strategic collaborations, why agility trumps budget in today's market, and the key strategies to balance rapid iteration with meaningful purpose. What You'll Learn: How to leverage borrowed equity without diluting brand identityWhy speed and flexibility are competitive advantages for challenger brandsThe foundational framework for retail media successHow to build meaningful retailer partnerships that go beyond “exclusive.” The key strategies to optimize high-impact small teamsWhy authentic leadership accelerates team performance and trust Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

5 Mar

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17 min
3 DAYS AGO

Jeff Greenspoon of Kantar on Brand Power

This week on Adspeak by ADWEEK, host Will Lee speaks with Jeff Greenspoon, CEO of The Americas at Kantar, on the sidelines of BrandWeek, about why brand tension fuels growth. From meaningfulness versus differentiation to short-term performance versus long-term investment, Jeff shares Kantar’s framework for predicting brand success. With examples like Nespresso and Barbie, he explains how CMOs protect their North Star while experimenting boldly, and why sustained brand investment drives stronger ROI, resilience, and lasting enterprise value. What You'll Learn: The "Meaningful and Different" FrameworkHow to Protect Your Brand's North Star While ExperimentingWhy Cutting Brand Spend During Budget Constraints Sacrifices 3-5 Years of GrowthThe Four-to-One ROI Ratio of Brand SalienceNespresso and Barbie as Case Studies in Navigating Competing Tensions)How to Translate Brand Metrics into CFO Language in B2B Organizations About the Guest and Host: Jeff Greenspoon is CEO of The Americas at Kantar, a global leader in brand measurement and marketing effectiveness backed by 50 years of proprietary research. Previously with Dentsu, he brings deep expertise in brand strategy and marketing transformation. Jeff partners with organisations to navigate the tensions between consistency and innovation, and short-term performance and long-term growth, helping brands unlock sustainable, measurable impact. Will Lee is CEO of ADWEEK, the leading media platform serving the marketing and advertising industry. Previously, he was Chief Operating Officer of NPR, where he oversaw strategy, transformation, and growth across its national network of member stations. He has also led digital businesses for PEOPLE, Entertainment Weekly, Sports Illustrated, and The Hollywood Reporter. With two decades in content, audience growth, and brand development, Will is based in New York City with his family. Guest Resources: Jeff Greenspoon on LinkedInKantar Website Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

3 days ago

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23 min
5 MAR

The Trust Advantage in a Misinformation Era: Dr. Sanjay Gupta

In this episode of Adspeak by ADWEEK, recorded live at Brandweek, Dr. Sanjay Gupta sits down with Brianna Burtman to explore how trusted communication becomes a competitive advantage. Gupta reflects on 25 years at CNN, sharing how to translate complex medical information into accessible, actionable knowledge. The conversation examines authentic storytelling, combating misinformation without amplifying it, and using multi-platform formats intentionally to deepen audience trust and create lasting cultural impact in a fragmented media landscape. What You'll Learn: How to distill complex medical information into actionable insightsWhy isolation is your audience's biggest health threat, and how to make it relatableThe difference between information and knowledge in health storytellingHow to maintain trust when audiences already know the story before you report it The strategic approach to combating misinformation without playing whack-a-moleWhy multi-platform storytelling requires intentional format selection About the Guests: Dr. Sanjay Gupta is Chief Medical Correspondent at CNN and a practicing neurosurgeon, bringing 25 years of experience translating complex health and medical stories for public audiences. With a unique background spanning both clinical medicine and broadcast journalism, Dr. Gupta has covered major global health crises, conflicts, and natural disasters while simultaneously practicing medicine in crisis zones, including Haiti, Iraq, and beyond. Brianna Burtman is currently the VP of CNN Digital Strategy and Network Partnerships at CNN, where she has worked since August 2008. Brianna holds a Bachelor's degree in Public Policy Studies, Economics, and Women's Studies from Hobart and William Smith Colleges, and a Master's degree in Public Administration from Baruch College. Guest Resources: Dr. Sanjay Gupta at CNN Brianna Burtman on LinkedIn Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

5 Mar

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23 min
3 DAYS AGO

Teva Pharmaceuticals’ Dipesh Patel on Building Digital Capabilities in a Trust-First Category

In this episode of BRAVE COMMERCE, Rachel Tipograph and Sarah Hofstetter sit down with Dipesh Patel, Senior Director, Digital Transformation & Ecommerce, Global OTC at Teva Pharmaceuticals, to discuss what it takes to drive transformation in a category where trust, accuracy, and regulation shape the pace of change. Dipesh shares how his background in mathematics and early experience in retail influence his approach to problem-solving, ambiguity, and digital transformation. They also explore Dipesh’s move from Unilever to Teva, including the difference between operating in a mature consumer goods environment versus building capabilities in OTC. The conversation also dives into AI’s role in content creation, why speed alone isn’t enough in healthcare, and how brands can use stronger systems and guardrails to scale content while maintaining control. Key takeaways AI can scale content production, but strong guardrails and human oversight remain essential.In healthcare and OTC, brands must balance digital speed with trust and regulatory rigor.Building digital capabilities from scratch requires a different mindset than optimizing mature systems. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

3 days ago

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24 min
26 FEB

Acing Brand Experience with Nic Brandenberger, CMO, Mammut Sports Group AG, at the World Economic Forum Event

In this episode of Marketing Vanguard, live from the 2026 World Economic Forum in Davos, Nic Brandenberger, CMO of Mammut, the 164-year-old Swiss mountaineering gear company, unpacks why Davos represents a unique opportunity for C-suite marketers and how the experiences brands create matter far more than the products they sell. What You'll Learn: How to shift the definition of “brand” from product provider to experience giverWhy breaking out of the marketing silo is a critical competitive advantage The strategic advantage of being a part of DavosHow to balance wholesale and direct-to-consumer channelsHow consumer-centric foundation separates great marketing from mediocre execution Ways to identify and penetrate niche communities in fragmented markets like US mountaineering Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

26 Feb

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12 min
20 FEB

Successfully Using AI in Business with ClearPrompt CEO, Karin Timpone, at the World Economic Forum Event

Podcasting live from the 2026 World Economic Forum in Davos, Karin Timpone, CEO and Founder of ClearPrompt, unpacks how to implement AI with focused, phased approaches rather than sweeping transformations and staying in the center of business strategy. What You'll Learn: Why CMOs are perfectly positioned to lead AI strategy across organizationsHow to break down AI implementation into focused, phased pilots instead of betting the entire farmThe difference between technology adoption and strategic impactHow to build cross-functional alignment in the C-suite around technology and strategyPick one lane and go deep rather than trying to master all of AIWhy it’s important to lean into industry moments that connect you with peers facing similar challenges Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

20 Feb

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18 min
04/08/2021

Nestle’s Neel Arora discusses building longstanding strategy post the eCommerce penetration burst

Neel Arora, newly deemed Global Head of eCommerce at Nestle, has gained an impressive expertise in the eCommerce industry across regions, industries & retailers. Using his experience, Neel advises brands on where to invest & focus their longterm strategies to fulfill effectively balance profitability with consumer needs. Specifically, he discusses the value in of “Q-Commerce”, educating organizations at scale, & making decisions quickly and effectively. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

04/08/2021

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21 min
1 DAY AGO

How Archer Roose Is Flipping the Wine Industry on Its Head with CMO, Conley Downing

Wine was a gatekept category, suffering from the dreaded perception of being "boring." That is, until Archer Roose, the canned wine company, redefined the category and made it fun for Gen Z. In this episode of Marketing Vanguard, CMO of the brand, Conley Downing, unpacks how they leveraged “fun” marketing (instead of educational marketing) to make wine accessible and interesting again. What You'll Learn: How to reposition a legacy category by identifying and eliminating barriers to entryWhy product format innovation creates distribution and occasion expansion beyond traditional compete setsThe strategic value of celebrity partnerships rooted in authentic brand alignment and commercial acumenHow to build sustainable growth through data ownership and omnichannel funnel strategyWhy founder-led startups must balance rapid scaling with long-term positioning and acquisition readinessHow transparency and ingredient clarity are becoming table stakes in beverage marketing Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

1 day ago

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19 min
24 FEB

Fandom Over Funnels: Marian Lee of Netflix on Culture-Led Brand Growth

This week on Adspeak by ADWEEK, host Rebecca Stewart speaks with Netflix CMO Marian Lee about building culture-first marketing that fuels fandom and organic conversation. From flexible campaign planning to live events and immersive brand experiences, Lee shares how Netflix balances authentic partnerships, IP protection, and ad-supported growth, positioning the brand as a cultural force, not just a streaming platform. What You'll Learn: How to build a marketing strategy around culture, not campaignsThe "Flexibility-First" marketing framework Why authentic brand partnerships require custodianship of storytellingHow to translate digital fandom into measurable real-world experiences The dual-role advantage: buying media as a marketer teaches you how to sell it How to develop appointment viewing behavior for streaming platforms About the Guest: Marian Lee is Chief Marketing Officer at Netflix, appointed in 2022 after serving as VP of UCAN Marketing. She leads a global team driving culture-shaping campaigns that connect audiences worldwide. Previously, she was VP & Co-Head of Music at Spotify, spearheading artist marketing and partnerships. Her career spans Condé Nast, J.Crew and PwC. She holds a BA from Barnard College. Guest Resources: Marian Lee on LinkedInNetflix Website Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

24 Feb

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29 min
3 MAR

Total Wine & More’s Brian Gelb on Intent-Based Leadership and Retail Growth in a Challenging Alcohol Market

In this episode of BRAVE COMMERCE, Rachel Tipograph and Sarah Hofstetter sit down with Brian Gelb, Senior Vice President of Wine and Concierge at Total Wine & More, to unpack how a retailer is gaining share while the broader alcohol market faces headwinds. Brian shares how his military background shaped an “intent-based leadership” approach that pushes decision-making down, builds ownership, and requires teams to arrive with a recommendation, not just an issue. They also discuss what often breaks down between suppliers and retail partners, why bringing real customer insights to the table changes the quality of joint business planning conversations, and how Total Wine stays focused on service, selection, and sharp pricing, while expanding into non-alcoholic, THC-infused, and emerging functional beverage segments. Key takeaways Intent-based leadership drives accountability by empowering teams to own decisions and defend their reasoning.Retailer–supplier alignment improves when both sides start with customer insights and shared strategy.Share growth in a challenging market comes from disciplined focus on experience, assortment, and price. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

3 Mar

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26 min

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