PROPcasts Propeller

John Duffield, WildType’s SVP of Technology Experience shares his takeaways from SXSW 2024. Listen to gain valuable insights on why trend reports are dead weight and learn how to take action on AI in the workforce.

To kick off our 2024 season of PROPcasts, host Michael Meyer sits down with Omnicom Health Group’s VP of Digital Innovation, Adam Housley, to unpack the top trends and takeaways from this year’s CES in Las Vegas. While the focus of this year’s event was still centered around AI, Adam hones in on other trends that rose to the top such as home health monitoring, immersive displays and even retro technology that tugs at those nostalgia heart strings. 

On this episode of PROPcasts, host Michael Meyer discusses workplace culture with Angie Schaefer, Propeller’s People and Culture Strategist.  Angie discusses how to nurture an inclusive culture, support individual employee wellbeing, and action on DEIB.

Join Michael Meyer and Dennis Flath, Propeller’s VP of Operations, on PROPpcasts as they explore experiential storytelling and its intersection with healthcare, science, and technology. Dive into immersive experiences through spatial computing and reality scale, while understanding the emotional impact beyond content and the influence of gaming culture on society.

Diana Snyder, VP, Experience Strategy, shares her expertise on how to stand up an appropriate and approachable omnichannel activation. While omnichannel can feel like a complex topic with multiple definitions, Diana breaks down how to use the various available levers, from technology and targeting to asset ecosystems, in a simplified way to create a personalized customer journey. “Closing the loop with your customer a little bit at a time is the best way to take the complexities of omnichannel and bring it back down to earth.” 

Donna Wrotny Smith, Chief Creative Officer and an MM+M 2023 Woman of Distinction, shares her leadership approach and details how she runs Propeller’s creative team in an agile, strategic, and collaborative manner. With years of experience, she has been able to instill a nimble process—with creative execution occurring in 4 days, not 4 weeks.