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136: Andrew Konya and his relentless pursuit of the truth
135: Jason Jedlinski on the atomization of content
134: Jill Baskin’s new creative vision for Hershey
133: Cal Fussman on the art and power of asking great questions
132: Siddarth Taparia and the creation of a transformational mindset at SAP
131: Ryan Bonnici of G2 Crowd talks inbound marketing, content creation, and his motivation to succeed
130: Kristi Argyilan of Target zeroes in on Gen Z
129: Marketing Today at the Brand Marketing Summit in Brooklyn
128: Mary Ann Reilly of Visa on sponsorships, innovation, and branding
127: Bob Hoffman: The Ad Contrarian Strikes Again
126: George Hammer of IBM on what it means to make less and matter more
125: Kim Wijkstrom believes brand is key in the strategic growth of a company
124: Richard Shotton on personality, context, and behavior
123: Dave Knox on innovation and disruption and what it means for companies both big and small
122: Seth Godin: “I’m just a guy noticing things”
121: Kim Whitler believes marketers can provide a critical counterbalance on a company’s board
120: Julie Eaton of Corian Design: “Pivot and keep moving forward”
119: Scott Mueller of Shopchology on where modern retail is headed
118: John Thies, CEO & Co-founder of Email on Acid
117: Craig Evans, Chief Creative Officer at Wunderman Seattle
116: Molly Crawford, VP/Group Creative Director at Digitas
115: Carrie Bienkowski of Peapod and Vic Drabicky of January Digital on Marketing Today
114: Dawn Colossi of FocusVision believes people are the key to a company’s success
113: Chris Moloney of TaxSlayer blends the personal and professional to create marketing success
112: For Alex Withers of InMotionNow, data is king — but he still believes in the importance of creative
111: For Jascha Kaykas-Wolff at Mozilla, it’s a matter of trust
110: Peter Horst discusses Marketing in the #FakeNews Era
109: Marketing Today talks with Digital Darwinism author Tom Goodwin
108: Jack Hollis relies on his competitive nature to deliver for Toyota
107: Zipporah Allen on Pizza Hut’s partnerships with its new agency and the NFL
106: Brad Wilson of LendingTree believes leadership comes down to commitment
105: Jennifer Halloran on leading MassMutual’s comprehensive rebranding efforts
104: Mark Barden of eatbigfish on challenger brands and the age of disruption
103: Brand instinct and futureproofing: Valerie Nguyen of Wolf & Wilhelmine and Margaret Quan of eBay
102: Marketing Today at the Brand Marketing Summit with Realtor.com, GoDaddy, Greg Norman and WP Engine
101: Loren Angelo and Audi believe in challenging the status quo
100: Colin McConnell of Prudential Financial believes financial services is more about solving than selling
99: Trish Mueller on listening, leadership, and developing talent
98: For Casey Hurbis of Quicken Loans, there’s no place like home
97: Jeremy Wacksman feels right at home in helping people find theirs
96: Jay Livingston’s career has gone to the dogs, and he is loving every minute of it
95: Brandon Rhoten on the time and patience it takes to build a brand
94: Pras Michél unveils his vision for Blacture
93: Marketing Today at The CMO Club’s 2018 Spring Innovation & Inspiration Summit
92: Working in tandem: Jim Lyski and Shamim Mohammad of CarMax
91: Change with the changing times: Joe Mandese on the past, present, and future of journalism, media, and marketing
90: Musical artists Magic Giant lift up their voices and transport their fans
89: For Molly Catalano of Five Guys Burgers and Fries, it’s all about a maniacal focus on customer experience
88: Marketo CTO Manoj Goyal talks marketing automation, sales acceleration, engagement platforms, and innovation
87: CMO Tom Klein on marketing automation and the utterly original brand personality of MailChimp
86: Raja Rajamannar and the evolution of Mastercard’s “Priceless” campaign
85: Susan Vobejda finds a home at The Trade Desk
84: Cory Treffiletti is always trying to be a better version of himself
83: Carlos Mendez: "I thought this industry could use a little more math."
82: Adam Pierno finds his second act in the world of strategy
81: Allen Adamson and the challenge of a world that is spinning faster
80: David Baldwin is “a creative guy with options”
79: David Aaker on the power of stories and the fight for the soul of capitalism
78: Jose Aguilar of Nestlé believes in the importance of understanding both data and culture
77: Eric Asche’s greatest weapon in the battle against tobacco use: the truth
76: Laura Paz champions the use of AI in Subway’s Latin American markets
75: Tom Fishburne: “Everything I know about marketing I’ve learned from drawing cartoons”
74: The chips stack up nicely for Jennifer Saenz
73: Augustine Fou believes programmatic advertising needs to clean up its act
72: Alegra O’Hare: The brand genius behind Adidas Originals
71: Drew Neisser: Marketing’s renegade talks strategy, story, and courage
70: Bob Hoffman: The Ad Contrarian strikes again
69: Davis Smith believes doing good and building a great business can go hand in hand
68: For Pearle Vision’s Douglas Zarkin, marketing is very much an art and a science
67: From the Smurfs to the Olympics to neuroscience, Horst Stipp has seen (and researched) it all
66: Jonathan Cude and the value of fearlessness and resiliency
65: For Lincoln Bjorkman, it’s always about what’s next
64: For Paul Smith, it’s all about people, culture and authenticity
63: Byron Sharp tells us what branding is all about
62: Kevin Lane Keller always wants to be rigorous and relevant
61: Philip Kotler: Marketing’s old guard keeps a constant eye on the future
60: Bill Blubaugh and the brand you suck — that doesn’t suck
59: Bill Beck loves working for an iconic brand that cares
58: Angela Gusse finds the right flavor for Pop-Tarts
57: Welcome back, Colonel: George Felix and the revival of the KFC brand
56: Jeff Wurtzel unwraps Extra Gum’s winning campaign
55: Kristina Duncan and the reinvention of a cultural icon
54: Julie Hoffmann: the quintessential data-driven marketer
53: Ryan Davis goes big with Overwatch
52: Pete Carter at P&G believes in the power of an idea
51: A brand leader with a conscience: Kathleen Dunlop of Vaseline
50: Hungry for a startup: Mike Senackerib wants to bring joy to healthy
49: The Onion’s Head of Marketing Joe Fullman: Playing it for laughs — seriously
48: It’s all about the climb: Marketing VP Craig Rowley takes REI higher
47: 12 years and counting: Aon CMO Phil Clement is on a long run
One from the vault: A discussion with Assurance’s Stephen Handmaker
46: Clay Hausmann: The CMO stays in the picture
45: CMO Josh London is a marketer without borders
44: Jeff Meisel of the U.S. Census Bureau knows what counts
43: Mark Ritson tells the truth — the highly entertaining truth
42: Ryan Leslie: “Every single conversation is critical"
41: For Peloton head marketer Carolyn Tisch Blodgett, it’s all about people loving the bike
40: Professor Jan-Benedict Steenkamp provides a master class on global branding
39: Richard Socarides of GLG believes in the power of learning
38: Under Armour CMO Andy Donkin: “Find what’s working and hit the gas”
37: Deloitte CMO Diana O’Brien believes marketing comes to life on the front lines
36: On the contrary: Bob Hoffman on the state of the agency world
35: CMO Rand Harbert is an agent of change for State Farm Insurance
34: CMO Linda Boff markets GE as a digital industrial company
33: Esurance CMO believes embracing change creates great possibility
32: Elizabeth Windram of JetBlue finds excitement in ideas taking flight
31: U.S. Olympic Committee CMO Lisa Baird is in it for the long run
30: Seth Kaufman focuses on culture and team to create success at PepsiCo
29: Examining the “accelerating present" and its impact on business today
28: Martech and "the spirit of the pioneer" with Hancock Whitney Bank CMO Dan Marks
27: Every product tells a story - Hiscox Insurance Encourages Courage
26: Marketers can’t afford to treat consumers like computers
25: For Peter Horst, it’s critical to recognize simple human truths
24: Laurel Hodge and Imgur keep it real to connect with millennial men
23: There’s a RYOT going on: CMO Molly Swenson’s company leads the way in VR and immersive storytelling
22: MikMak and Rachel Tipograph are shaking up the world of millennial marketing
21: For modern American luxury brand Shinola, there’s no place like home
20: How Fast Growth B2B Firms Can Use Marketing to Drive Results
Avid Impact Podcast becomes Marketing Today with Alan Hart
19: 2015 Content Marketer of the Year Shares Experience and Advice for Those Looking to Produce ROI
18: Marketing's Role in Building a Great Workplace, The War for Talent, The Future of B2B Marketing
17: Marketing Talent, The Future of Marketing Leadership, Buick & Allen Edmonds Case Studies
16: Corporate Boards, Future CMOs and Impact on Company Performance
15: Gary Osifchin, Portfolio Lead, Biscuits NA, Mondelez - Honey Maid Brand
14: Chris Balach, Team Leader, Shopper Marketing & Consumer Promotions, Wrigley (former Sr. Brand Manager, Extra Gum & Mints)
13: Mark-Hans Richer, Global Chief Marketing Officer, Harley Davidson
12: Veronica Parker-Hahn, VP of Marketing at Oscar Insurance
11: Linda Lee, Global Advertising and Brand Director at GE Capital
10: Ana Russell, General Manager of Brand Marketing at Audi of America Inc.
9: Chris Stamper, SVP of Corporate Marketing at TD Bank
8: Alex Hoe, Executive Director of Marketing at American Greetings
7: Mark Tercek, CEO of The Nature Conservancy
6: Eric Fuller, Marketing Director at Pepsi
5: Matt Pechman, Director of Gins at Diageo
4: Tom Bick, Senior Director of Advertising and Integrated Marketing at Oscar Mayer
3: Vic Walia, Senior Director of Brand Marketing at Expedia
2: Daryl Evans, VP of Consumer Advertising and Marketing Communications at AT&T
1: Colleen Sellers, Group Brand Director at Johnson & Johnson

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