The TrustMakers Advertising Week
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Trust is the ultimate currency in the relationship that all institutions—businesses and brands, governments, NGOs, media—build with their stakeholders. Trust enables an organization to operate, lead and thrive. Join The TrustMakers, where listeners connect with global experts to learn what it takes to build trust in today’s society.
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Nature’s Magdalena Skipper on Standing Up for Science
Magdalena Skipper, Editor in Chief of Nature, joins Justin Blake, Executive Director of the Edelman Trust Institute, to discuss the state of trust in science. She gives insights on combatting misinformation and on the 2024 Edelman Trust Barometer Special Report: Trust and Health. “When science comes under fire, it should be down to each one of us to stand up for science,” Magdalena says.
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Siemens’ Lynette Jackson on Moving Content Beyond Relevance Toward Value
Lynette Jackson, Chief Communications Officer at Siemens, sits down with Joe Kingsbury, Global Chair of Edelman Business Marketing, to discuss the value of thought leadership in building trust, especially in a B2B context. “To build trust, you need to think about the value of your content and making it accessible,” Lynette says.
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Papa Johns’ Jaclyn Ruelle on Innovating a Beloved Food Brand
Jaclyn Ruelle, Vice President and Head of Brand at Papa Johns, joins Smita Reddy, Global Client Leader at Edelman, to discuss evolving the legacy quick-service pizza restaurant’s brand to be culturally relevant to new and existing customers. “Every single day is not going to be pizza day, so how do we show up in ways that amplify, extend or elevate [customers’] day-to-day?” Jaclyn says.
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Allegra’s Jordana Barish on Developing a Trusted Tech Tool
Jordana Barish, Allegra’s North American Zone Head, sits down with Justin Westcott, Global Technology Chair of Edelman (a DJE company), for a conversation at South by Southwest (SXSW). They discuss how the trusted health brand is helping allergy sufferers through a new tool called Allegra Airways, which launched at SXSW. “To build trust with our consumers it’s all about relevance and meaning and providing something that is truly of value based on an insight about something that they need,” Jordana says.
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Duolingo’s Katherine Chan on Making the Brand a TikTok Phenomenon
Edelman’s Smita Reddy sits down with Katherine Chan, Global Head of Social Media at Duolingo, to talk about the brand’s social media strategy, their latest Super Bowl ad, and viral presence on Tik Tok. “On social, you have three seconds to make an impact and in order to do that you have to get people to have an emotional response as quickly as possible,” Katherine says.
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Experts on How Businesses Should Speak Out Amid Controversy
Harvard Business School professors Sandra Sucher and Peter Tufano and the Edelman Trust Institute’s Head of Research David Bersoff discuss their new article in Harvard Business Review with Justin Blake, Executive Director of the Edelman Trust Institute The piece gives guidance to business leaders on navigating contentious societal issues amid widespread polarization. “The pressure being put on companies to defend what they’re doing is forcing them to be more thoughtful about what issues they weigh in on and how,” David says.
Read “How Companies Should Weigh In on a Controversy: A better approach to stakeholder management” in Harvard Business Review: https://edl.mn/48cTSdP