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124: Richard Shotton on personality, context, and behavior

  • November 21, 2018February 7, 2019
Richard Shotton, Author of The Choice Factory
In this week’s episode of “Marketing Today,” Alan talks with Richard Shotton, author of the book, “The Choice Factory: 25 Behavioural Biases That Influence What… Read More »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

  • November 14, 2018
In this week’s episode of “Marketing Today,” Alan talks with Dave Knox, marketer, consultant, and author. His book, “Predicting the Turn: The High Stakes Game… Read More »123: Dave Knox on innovation and disruption and what it means for companies both big and small

123: Dave Knox on innovation and disruption and what it means for companies both big and small

  • November 14, 2018February 7, 2019
Dave Knox, author, Predicting the Turn
In this week’s episode of “Marketing Today,” Alan talks with Dave Knox, marketer, consultant, and author. His book, “Predicting the Turn: The High Stakes Game… Read More »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”

  • November 7, 2018February 7, 2019
Seth Godin, Blogger, Author
This week’s “Marketing Today” features a very special guest. Alan talks with Seth Godin, author of 18 best-selling books, including “Free Prize Inside,” “Purple Cow,”… Read More »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

  • October 31, 2018October 31, 2018
This week on “Marketing Today,” we revisit one of our earlier episodes. In it, Alan talks with Kim Whitler, an assistant professor in the marketing… Read More »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”

  • October 24, 2018October 24, 2018
In this week’s episode of “Marketing Today,” Alan talks with Julie Eaton, vice president and general manager at Corian Design, a unit of DuPont. Eaton’s… Read More »120: Julie Eaton of Corian Design: “Pivot and keep moving forward”

119: Scott Mueller of Shopchology on where modern retail is headed   

  • October 17, 2018October 17, 2018
In this week’s episode of “Marketing Today,” Alan talks with Scott Mueller, president at Shopchology, a shopper marketing and insights company. During the podcast, they… Read More »119: Scott Mueller of Shopchology on where modern retail is headed   

118: John Thies, CEO & Co-founder of Email on Acid

  • October 10, 2018October 10, 2018
This is part of a 3-part series of episodes from “Marketing Today”.  Host Alan Hart interviews John Thies, the CEO of both Email on Acid… Read More »118: John Thies, CEO & Co-founder of Email on Acid

117: Craig Evans, Chief Creative Officer at Wunderman Seattle

  • October 10, 2018October 10, 2018
This is part of a 3-part series of episodes from “Marketing Today”.  Host Alan Hart interviews Craig Evans, Chief Creative Officer at Wunderman.  In this… Read More »117: Craig Evans, Chief Creative Officer at Wunderman Seattle

116: Molly Crawford, VP/Group Creative Director at Digitas

  • October 10, 2018October 10, 2018
This is part of a 3-part series of episodes from “Marketing Today”.  Host Alan Hart interviews Molly Crawford, VP and Creative Director at Digitas Atlanta. … Read More »116: Molly Crawford, VP/Group Creative Director at Digitas
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  • 158: Jenny Rooney Editor of the Forbes CMO Network on the state of marketing 
  • 157: Russell Barnett CMO at My/Mo Mochi Ice Cream on challenger brands
  • 156: David Yovanno CEO of Impact on the Partnership Economy
  • 155: Don Lane CMO at Saucony on the first 100 days
  • 154: Exabeam’s Tim Matthews on the power of curiosity
  • 153: Bill Macaitis on scaling brands like Slack, Zendesk, & Salesforce
  • 152: Amy Fuller of Accenture discusses resiliency, innovation, and adaptability
  • 151: Ty Shay on performance storytelling and marketing jiujitsu
  • 150: Author Minter Dial is always seeking to ‘elevate the debate’
  • 149: Hunt Club’s Nick Cromydas embraces a give-first mentality
  • 148: Donna Tuths and Cognizant Interactive bring Hollywood to Vegas
  • 147: Dun and Bradstreet’s Anudit Vikram discusses the data game
  • 146: Alan Schulman’s jazz sensibility and creative vision
  • 145: From historic font foundry to creating modern brands
  • 144: David Cancel’s passion fuels Drift
  • 143: Intel’s Alyson Griffin believes in the power of change
  • 142: DCN’s Jason Kint discusses the Facebook–Google duopoly
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  • 140: New York Times CMO David Rubin on the paper’s brave new world
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  • 137: Professor Jan-Benedict Steenkamp on the impact of hard discounters
  • 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
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  • 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
  • 116: Molly Crawford, VP/Group Creative Director at Digitas
  • 117: Craig Evans, Chief Creative Officer at Wunderman Seattle
  • 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
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  • 18: Marketing's Role in Building a Great Workplace, The War for Talent, The Future of B2B Marketing
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  • 16: Corporate Boards, Future CMOs and Impact on Company Performance
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  • 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
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  • 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
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