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5D AGO

The SSP in the Shadows

A hidden link in the ad tech supply chain is raising eyebrows. Buyers found themselves unknowingly transacting through Epsilon’s SSP, owned by Publicis—giving a rival agency potential access to sensitive targeting data. We dig into how reselling obscures transparency and accountability. Learn more about miniMBA courses HERE Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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27 min
3D AGO

Marketing Evangelism and B2B Transformation: Insights from Sangeeta Prasad, CMO of Slalom

Welcome to this episode of the Marketing Vanguard podcast. Today, Jenny Rooney speaks with Sangeeta Prasad, Chief Marketing Officer at Slalom, about her unique journey from classic consumer products marketing to B2B transformation leadership. Sangeeta shares her experiences transitioning from well-established brands like P&G, American Express, and JPMorgan Chase to becoming the first CMO at professional services firms. She explains why she calls herself a "marketing evangelist" rather than just a marketer, emphasizing her role in converting organizational skeptics into believers. The conversation explores the unique dynamics of B2B marketing versus B2C, particularly in professional services where trust, credibility, and relationships are paramount. What You'll Learn: How to transition from consumer marketing to B2B leadership rolesStrategies for overcoming marketing skepticism in sales-driven organizationsWays to position marketing as a revenue generator rather than a cost centerMethods for building emotional connections with B2B customers through "customer love" metricsHow to navigate the rapid pace of AI transformation in marketing teamsKey differences between B2B and B2C marketing approaches and when each appliesTechniques for aligning sales and marketing organizations for better resultsFuture plans for sales and marketing alignment and personalization at scale Learn more about miniMBA courses HERE Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

3d ago

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29 min
AUG 26

Amber English on The Estée Lauder Companies’ Digital Evolution and Reimagining Prestige for the Modern Consumer

In this compelling episode of BRAVE COMMERCE, Rachel Tipograph and Sarah Hofstetter sit down with Amber English, President, Digital & Online of the Americas at The Estée Lauder Companies. From launching on Amazon to leading organizational transformation, Amber shares the inside story of how one of the world’s most iconic beauty companies is navigating the future of commerce. With transparency and conviction, Amber unpacks how Estée Lauder is adapting to shifting consumer behaviors, optimizing for agility, and balancing heritage with innovation. She also gets personal, revealing the brave decision that shaped her career path in a surprising way. Key Takeaways: Commerce Meets Consumer Intent: Estée Lauder’s move to Amazon wasn’t just a distribution shift—it was a strategic response to consumer demand. Amber explains how the company protects brand equity while embracing the reality that Amazon is both a retail and media platform.Organizing for Agility at Scale: To keep pace with modern commerce, Estée Lauder is reengineering how teams work, empowering faster decisions, embracing real-time data, and aligning KPIs across channels to reflect the interconnected consumer journey.Career Bravery Beyond the Resume: Amber’s decision not to return to college, despite the prestige-driven culture of corporate America, became one of her bravest—and most transformative—moves. Her story challenges traditional definitions of leadership and success. 👉 Tune in for a masterclass in digital transformation, brand stewardship, and modern leadership from one of beauty’s boldest change-makers. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Aug 26

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28 min
AUG 26

Frankenstein Criteo With Better Hands

The retail media gold rush is getting crowded, and Criteo’s role is being tested. ADWEEK’s Kathryn Lundstrom unpacks the battles ahead in one of digital advertising’s hottest sectors. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Aug 26

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32 min
AUG 21

ADWEEK x MiniMBA Brings Mark Ritson’s Masterclass to U.S. Marketers

Welcome to this episode of the Marketing Vanguard podcast live from Cannes. Today, Jenny Rooney speaks with Mark Ritson, world-renowned marketing professor and founder of MiniMBA, about his controversial views on brand purpose, the importance of running great ads for years, and why American marketing has lost its edge. Discover Mark's partnership with ADWEEK, his strategy of saying "no" to America for a decade, and why he believes killing brands is more productive than creating them. What You'll Learn: Why Mark Ritson avoided the American market for 10 years and his strategic partnership with ADWEEKThe uncomfortable truth about brand purpose and why the data doesn't support the hypeWhy running great creative for 2-3 years drives better results than constant campaign changesThe "pornography of change" and why AI won't transform marketing as quickly as predictedWhy killing brands is more productive than creating them (Mark's killed 200+ in his career) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Aug 21

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15 min
4D AGO

Digg Relaunch, AI Ethics, Online Trust, Platform Safety, and Human Connection with Cathy Hackl, Lee Kebler, and Kevin Rose

In this exciting return of TechMagic in season 3, hosts Cathy Hackl and Lee Kebler sit down with Kevin Rose, founder of Digg and partner at True Ventures, to explore the future of digital communities and human-first technology. Together, they discuss the ambitious Digg relaunch in partnership with Reddit’s co-founder, Alexis Ohanian, the challenges of building trust and safety on online platforms, and the disruptive role of AI in shaping content and jobs. From redefining how we talk about AI “hallucinations” to highlighting the rising importance of authentic human connection, this episode provides fresh insights into the evolving relationship between technology, community, and our shared digital future. Come for the Tech, stay for the Magic! What you will learn: Building Trust in Digital CommunitiesThe Power of Niche CommunitiesStrategic AI IntegrationThe Return to Real-World Connection Kevin Rose Bio Kevin Rose is a pioneering tech entrepreneur, investor, and partner at True Ventures. He is best known as the founder of Digg, the first major social news platform. Over his 25+ year career, he has launched and led multiple ventures, including Revision3 (acquired by Discovery), Zero (the leading intermittent fasting app), and served as CEO of Hodinkee. Rose has been an early angel investor in Twitter, Square, Facebook, and more, earning recognition from Bloomberg, Forbes, MIT, and Time as one of the most influential figures in tech. His focus today is building trustworthy, human-first digital communities and advancing the future of online platforms. Kevin Rose on LinkedIn 1 Kevin Rose on LinkedIn 2 Key Discussion Topics: 00:00 Welcome to Tech Magic Season 303:19 Adventures in Finland & India: Cathy's Global Tech Journey07:05 ChatGPT Drama: Checking on AI Boyfriends12:12 Kevin Rose Interview: The Return of Digg18:22 Building Trust in Digital Communities28:30 The Future of In-Person Meetups32:19 AI Integration & Human Connection39:16 Meta Connect & Smart Glasses Privacy Concerns42:17 The Roblox Safety Debate51:32 AWS vs. Salesforce: The Entry-Level Jobs Controversy59:26 Finding Balance in a Tech-Saturated World01:13:14 Final Thoughts: Gratitude & Music Recommendations Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

4d ago

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1h 14m
AUG 19

Keeping Air in the Jordans

Michael Jordan hasn’t played in two decades—but the Jordan Brand he built is turning 40. We explore how Nike is keeping it relevant in a world where most Gen Z fans never saw him play. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Aug 19

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29 min
AUG 8

The Future of Play in a Digital World: Insights from Jason Bunge, CMO of Hasbro

"If you're constantly viewed as the ad team, the ad person, I think we lose. I think we're going to continue to struggle to dig out of the relevancy hole." Welcome to this episode of the Marketing Vanguard podcast. Today, Jenny Rooney speaks with Jason Bunge, CMO of Hasbro, in a conversation that challenges traditional notions of marketing leadership and explores the future of play in a digital world. Jason brings experience from technology companies including Skype, Microsoft, Riot Games, and EA before joining Hasbro two years ago. The conversation explores Hasbro's transformation from a traditional toy company to a diversified entertainment portfolio spanning physical toys, digital gaming, and trading cards through Wizards of the Coast. Jason discusses how the company navigates generational shifts in play patterns and how marketing must adapt to serve different audiences across multiple business lines. What You'll Learn: The evolution of marketing from tactical execution to strategic leadershipBuilding marketing credibility within organizationsHasbro's transformation across toys, gaming, and trading cardsGenerational shifts in play and consumer behaviorThe challenge of building franchises versus individual brandsPortfolio marketing strategy for diverse business linesThe future of physical versus digital play experiences Jason Bunge serves as Chief Marketing Officer at Hasbro, where he leads marketing strategy across the company's diverse portfolio of toys, games, and entertainment properties. Previously, he held senior marketing roles at EA Games, Riot Games, Microsoft, Trulia, and Skype. He holds an MBA from Harvard Business School and brings experience across both B2B and consumer marketing in technology and entertainment industries. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Aug 8

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37 min
AUG 27

Embedded Finance, Digital Wallets, AI Agents, and Payment Innovation in 2025 with Cathy Hackl, Lee Kebler, and Special Guest Nabil Manji

Cathy and Lee are taking a break this month, and August is Greatest Hits time on TechMagic as we pull out some special episodes from our vault. In this Greatest Hits episode of TechMagic, hosts Cathy Hackl and Lee Kebler unpack the cutting-edge innovations transforming finance and commerce in 2025. Along with special guest Nabil Manji, SVP of Fintech Growth at Worldpay, the trio discusses the rise of digital wallets and embedded finance, as well as the power of AI agents and real-time payments. They explore how technology is redefining money movement on a global scale and tackle the impact of quantum computing on payment security. They look at the challenges of AI safety and what companies like Shopify are doing to lead the charge. A must-listen for anyone curious about the future of fintech. What you will learn: How digital wallets are transforming global commerceWhy embedded finance is revolutionizing delivery of financial services to customersThe evolution of real-time payments across different global markets How AI agents are reshaping commerce through automated purchasing Why stablecoins are emerging as a crucial tool for cross-border payments The impact of quantum computing on payment security The challenges facing traditional retail experiences Current concerns around AI chatbots and the need for stronger safety measuresThe growing pains of emerging tech trends, from Nintendo's preorder challenges to Meta's AI controversies Come for the tech, stay for the magic! Nabil Manji Bio Nabil Manji is the Senior Vice President and Head of Fintech Growth and Financial Partnerships at Worldpay, where he leads strategic initiatives in emerging payment technologies and financial partnerships. With extensive experience in the payments industry, he oversees how Worldpay collaborates with banks, fintech companies, and card networks to shape the future of money movement. His expertise in payment infrastructure and involvement in Worldpay's Global Payments Report make him uniquely qualified to discuss how technological innovations are transforming the way we think about and handle transactions in an increasingly digital world. His strategic vision for the intersection of technology and finance provides valuable insights for businesses and professionals interested in the future of payments and financial technology. Nabil Manji on LinkedIn Key Discussion Topics: 00:00 Welcome to Tech Magic with Cathy Hackl & Lee Kebler02:44 AI & Mental Health: The Rise of Digital Therapy Solutions09:51 Nintendo Switch 2: When Preorders Go Wrong18:06 Slate Auto: Reimagining the Electric Truck25:44 The Three Pillars of AI in Payments with Nabil Manji39:37 Digital Wallets: The Evolution of Modern Payment Methods46:20 Cryptocurrency as Payment Infrastructure49:20 Understanding Embedded Commerce & Finance53:57 Quantum Computing's Impact on Payment Security01:03:47 Meta AI Controversy: Safety Concerns & Celebrity Voices Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Aug 27

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1h 9m
AUG 12

Bad Jeans

Brooke Shields did it in the ’80s. Sydney Sweeney did it in 2025. We compare the ad playbook then and now—and how American Eagles' “Great Jeans” campaign became a Rorschach test for the American psyche. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Aug 12

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31 min

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