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Customers today aren’t just buying products and services - they’re buying experiences, spending more with brands that meet their expectations and align with their beliefs. The Future of Commerce is dedicated to actionable thought leadership and analysis on all things commerce, both consumer-facing and B2B, from sales, marketing, customer experience, employee experience, data management, customer service, purpose, corporate life, and more.
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If You Don’t Know Me By Now: The Rise of Consumer Identity
CPGs have an urgent need to move beyond cookies, making customer opt-in and consent critical – and they can do it. Customer identity helps brands improve acquisition and checkout rates, improve personalization, and foster loyalty.
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It Gets Greater Later: Ageism + Gender in the Workplace
Author, actor, on-air host, and TED Speaker Bevy Smith gets candid about her life and career while sharing an optimistic message for us all—when it comes to life after 40, "it gets greater later."
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"Difficult" Women: A Revolution Rises
Chinisha Scott, "The Daily Show" Segment Director, discusses "difficult women", why women who ask questions are labeled, and why it's driving a revolution in the workplace.
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Industry vs. Art: Lacking Diversity is Expensive
Win Rosenfeld, President of Monkeypaw Productions, ('Get Out' (2017), 'BlacKkKlansman' (2018) 'Us' (2019), 'Nope' (2022)), discusses the intersection of industry and art, and how to tell stories that amplify art from marginalized voices.
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Leaving Room for Growth: Career Exploration
When is it time to move? When is it time to stand still? How do you get to know yourself well enough to know the answers to those questions? Guest Brenda Castañeda shares her journey of starting a new career and moving to another country.
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Welcome to #SUBVERSIVEPOD
During this intro episode of sub·ver·sive, creator and host Cali Green outlines what to expect from Series One of #SUBVERSIVEPOD, featuring conversation highlights from guests, including: Bevy Smith (Bevelations), Chinisha Scott (The Daily Show), Mohit Arora (Fatemakers), and April Reign (#OscarsSoWhite).
Customer Reviews
Subversive
Really appreciated the convo about diversity in the film industry on Subversive. The discussion offered great insight from a studio doing some really profound work.
Love this podcast
This latest episode was really amazing. Great conversation.
New voices. 👍🏻
Refreshing to hear the president of a major company explicitly say how racism and the status quo are detrimental to business.