Cmo Moves

In this week's episode, Jenny sits down with Suzanne Kounkel, Global and US Chief Marketing Officer at Deloitte to discuss the challenges and opportunities faced by modern-day CMOs.During the conversation, Kounkel discusses her extensive experience at Deloitte, where she has held various roles over the past two decades, culminating in her current position as global CMO. She shares her insights into the evolving nature of the CMO role, emphasizing the need for adaptability and collaboration across the business. She also highlights key skills essential for the modern CMO. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

From its inception in 1980 to the present day, Applebee’s has been a staple of American culture, offering comfort food and a welcoming atmosphere to patrons across the nation. However, like any long-standing brand, Applebee’s has faced its share of challenges, including a need to adapt to changing consumer preferences and market dynamics.On the latest episode of Marketing Vanguard, host Jenny Rooney sits down with CMO Joel Yashinsky to discuss the journey of the brand’s resurgence and its strategic marketing approach. Yashinsky, a seasoned marketer who spent nearly two decades at McDonald’s, shared insights into Applebee’s transformation, emphasizing the brand's commitment to reconnecting with its roots while also engaging with new generations of customers.During the conversation, Yashinsky highlights the significance of collaboration with franchisees in driving the brand's success and teases upcoming announcements and partnerships aimed at further enhancing Applebee's guest's experiences. Hosted on Acast. S

In this week’s episode, host Jenny Rooney sits down with Tim Ellis, Chief Marketing Officer of the National Football League to discuss the strategies and insights driving the league's success, the importance of humanizing brands, and going beyond entertainment to drive positive change. During the conversation, Ellis shares insights from his journey, transitioning from the agency world to leadership roles at iconic brands like Volkswagen and Volvo before joining the NFL. He goes on to highlight the NFL's continued success in viewership, even amid the shift toward digital platforms.They also discuss the NFL's efforts to embrace multicultural audiences, with initiatives like airing the Super Bowl on TelevisaUnivision for the first time in Spanish. They also discuss the unexpected influence of pop icon Taylor Swift, putting players at the forefront of marketing efforts, and tackling important social issues such as mental health, anti-bullying, and voter engagement.  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privac

On this week's episode, host Jenny Rooney sits down with Heidi Cooley, Chief Marketing Officer of Crocs, to delve into the brand's transformative journey. From embracing quirkiness to fostering authentic collaborations and maintaining a consumer-centric focus, Crocs stands out as a vibrant brand with a global fan base proudly known as "Croc Nation." In Cooley's first seven years at Crocs, they have authentically embraced collaborations with brands like Balenciaga, and KFC, and personalities like Post Malone and Lil Nas X. During the conversation, Cooley shares her global approach to branding, Crocs' unique brand values, and the brand's approach to maintaining a singular brand personality.Companies that go on to lead their industry or pioneer new ones know the power of shipping fast. Contentful’s composable content platform gets you from inspiration to launch without skipping a beat, so teams can focus on building the most impactful experiences possible.What makes composable content different from a traditiona

In this special episode recorded at ADWEEK's Outlook 2024 event in New York City, host Jenny Rooney sits down with Natalie Sunderland, Chief Marketing & Communications Officer at BNY Mellon to discuss her career transition from a decade in tech startups to joining BNY Mellon. During the conversation, Sunderland shares the similarities between the innovative spirit of BNY Mellon and the startup environment, positioning the institution as a dynamic player in the financial sector. She also provides insights into the company's 240-year history, its status as the oldest bank in America, and the ongoing transformation to stay relevant in the ever-evolving financial landscape.Later in the episode, they discuss Sunderland's views on the role of marketing within BNY Mellon, emphasizing the alignment of marketing and communications to drive earned media. Sunderland reflects on her leadership style, encouraging her team to think innovatively and contribute to reshaping the company's narrative.Companies that go on to

On this week's episode, host Jenny Rooney sits down with Michelle Peterson, CMO of Kendra Scott to discuss the brand's remarkable journey, consumer trends, and the dynamics of the jewelry industry.During the conversation, Peterson shares her journey from chemical engineering to the CMO role and discusses the multi-generational brand’s founding in a bedroom over 20 years ago and its evolution into a lifestyle jewelry company.  Scott also highlights the importance of connection over transaction and how the brand's focus on giving back creates emotional connections with consumers. Companies that go on to lead their industry or pioneer new ones know the power of shipping fast. Contentful’s composable content platform gets you from inspiration to launch without skipping a beat, so teams can focus on building the most impactful experiences possible.  What makes composable content different from a traditional, siloed CMS? While a CMS can only manage content for one specific channel at a time

On this week’s episode of Marketing Vanguard, host Jenny Rooney sits down with two leaders from Nespresso, CEO Alfonso Gonzalez Loeschen and Head of Marketing and Interim VP of Sustainability Jessica Padula.   During the conversation, they discuss Nespresso's unwavering commitment to sustainability, the collaboration between the CEO and the Head of Marketing, and the brand's purposeful approach to business.    Companies that go on to lead their industry or pioneer new ones know the power of shipping fast. Contentful’s composable content platform gets you from inspiration to launch without skipping a beat, so teams can focus on building the most impactful experiences possible.    What makes composable content different from a traditional, siloed CMS? While a CMS can only manage content for one specific channel at a time, a composable infrastructure breaks content down into small, modular components that can be reused and published for multiple brands,

On this week’s episode of Marketing Vanguard, we hear from Kathy Collins, senior vice president & chief revenue officer, at Frontdoor, Collins is an accomplished leader with a proven track record for driving growth, innovation, and operational excellence. She has broad experience across all facets of strategy and marketing. During the conversation, Collins shares Frontdoor's mission and the unique aspects of its services, such as connecting homeowners with experts through a video chat app for quick solutions to home-related issues. She also discusses her transition to the chief revenue officer role and the significance of aligning with the CFO and analytics partners. Companies that go on to lead their industry or pioneer new ones know the power of shipping fast. Contentful’s composable content platform gets you from inspiration to launch without skipping a beat, so teams can focus on building the most impactful experiences possible.What makes composable content different from a traditional,

On this week’s episode, we sat down with Christina Kenz, chief growth and sustainability officer at Kraft Heinz. During the conversation, Kenz delves into her extensive career, which includes roles at PepsiCo, Danone, and now Kraft Heinz, why she describes herself as a coach, and why she believes marketing is like solving a puzzle. She also discusses the complexity of first-party data strategies, Kraft Heinz’ aims to read consumer behavior, create agile strategies, and implement personalization at scale. Companies that go on to lead their industry or pioneer new ones know the power of shipping fast. Contentful’s composable content platform gets you from inspiration to launch without skipping a beat, so teams can focus on building the most impactful experiences possible.What makes composable content different from a traditional, siloed CMS? While a CMS can only manage content for one specific channel at a time, a composable infrastructure breaks content down into small, modular components that c

Building and maintaining strong partnerships with the CEO and the rest of the C-Suite is beyond crucial for marketing leaders. On this week's episode, hear from Kickstarters’ new marketing lead Courtney Brown Warren as she shares what is becoming more critical for CMOs today, especially when working under a CEO with a marketing background.This interview was recorded at Adweek X on December 4, 2023. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this week’s episode, we sit down with David Cohen, CEO at IAB (Interactive Advertising Bureau). During the conversation, Cohen delves into his extensive experience in the advertising business, and the history and purpose of the IAB, highlighting its foundation in 1996 to set industry standards for the rapidly evolving digital landscape.  The conversation then shifts to the key issues and trends in digital marketing. Cohen identifies measurement as a persistent challenge, emphasizing the need for improvements in both single-channel and cross-channel measurement. He also highlights the growing importance of generative AI, addressing its ethical use, optimization, bid management, and impact on creative processes. Looking ahead, Cohen outlines the IAB's goals for the upcoming year, emphasizing responsible growth, ethical practices, and industry education. He also discusses the upcoming IAB ALM 2024, which will cover diverse topics including responsible AI, commerce, and the future of measurement. &nb

All CEOs need to have an understanding that advertising and marketing are fundamental to driving growth. Learn how Impossible Foods CMO Peter McGuinness has moved from agency to marketer to now CEO, and how he views being a CMO as the best preparation for his role today. In this Adweek X session moderated by Will Lee, CEO of Adweek, McGuinness breaks down how CMOs-turned-CEOs must and can bring their full marketing knowledge to business strategy.  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In a new episode of Marketing Vanguard, Victoria Lozano, EVP of Marketing at Crayola, recently shared insightful perspectives on the evolving role of marketing leadership.Lozano, responsible for steering Crayola's marketing strategy, emphasized the importance of strategic decision-making and clarity in the dynamic CMO landscape. "If you could get those two things [building brand equity and driving revenue] and you have metrics against them, that's when good things happen."Listen to this episode to hear how Lozano is continuing to color the world of marketing and innovation with her insightful leadership. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

As the CMO of Timex, Shari Fabiani has taken a contrarian approach to marketing the iconic brand, focusing on building engagement with core customers in this new episode of Marketing Vanguard.Fabiani's career path, like many in her position, has been far from linear. With a background in footwear and apparel, she emphasizes her passion for the fast-paced and ever-changing nature of the industry. "I thrive on that," she shared, revealing a common thread throughout her career.Listen to this episode of Marketing Vanguard to hear more about Fabiani's journey and why her career has provided her with a diverse skill set that she's brought to her role at Timex.What if we told you the next great performance channel was television? Incremental revenue, website visits, all the acronyms you care about — generate and measure them all with MNTN. Visit mountain.com to learn how to engage your audience as they stream their favorite shows. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In the newest episode of Marketing Vanguard, MNTN's President and CEO Mark Douglas shed light on the dynamic world of advertising, sharing insights into the collaboration with Ryan Reynolds and offering predictions for the industry's future.Reflecting on the transformative power of advertising, Douglas delved into the industry's evolution, drawing parallels between streaming platforms like Netflix and Hulu in reshaping consumer-content relationships. He emphasized the need for a similar transformation in the advertiser-network dynamic, envisioning a departure from the traditional broadcast model.Listen to this episode to hear how Douglas envisions a future where advertisers focus on goals rather than specific media types, urging a departure from organizing marketing around tactics.What if we told you the next great performance channel was television? Incremental revenue, website visits, all the acronyms you care about — generate and measure them all with MNTN. Visit mountain.com to learn how to enga

As the President of Headspace, Christine Hsu Evans discusses the pivotal role of mental health resources in today's fast-paced world in a new episode of Marketing Vanguard. Headspace, renowned for its meditation and mindfulness programs, is now on a mission to extend its influence beyond these practices and become a leader in the broader mental health landscape.Evans emphasized the pressing need to expand access to mental health solutions. She voiced a heartfelt desire to see the entire mental health industry work together to ensure that everyone, regardless of their background, can access the support they need. "There may be two things. There's one for the category as a whole, which I genuinely hope... is that there's truly a resource for everybody when it comes to mental health needs, whether it comes from us or someone else, right?" Evans stated.Tune into this new episode to hear more about Evans' background in textiles and how that led to her nonlinear path to Headspace. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/pri

Sadé's journey to becoming TIME's CMO is a testament to her passion for media and journalism. She grew up with a strong desire to work in the industry and credits her initial exposure to media and journalism to her aunt, who was the secretary at the New York Daily News. Visiting the newsroom and interacting with seasoned journalists fueled her interest and set her on the path to a career in media.Listen to this new episode to hear about Sadé's journey and perspective serve as an inspiration to marketing professionals seeking to make a difference in the world of media and journalism. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In the ever-evolving landscape of marketing, collaboration, leadership, and adaptability are the cornerstones of success. As a seasoned professional in the industry and CMO of Marketing Architects, Angela Voss delved into the nuances of collaboration, her approach to mentorship, and her vision for the future of marketing, shedding light on the strategies and perspectives that have propelled her and her team forward.A key theme of Angela's discussion was the significance of collaboration as a framework for understanding one another within an organization. Angela emphasized the need to identify the right collaborators based on the specific requirements of a project."It's all about understanding what you need and when you need it," Angela explained.Listen to this new episode of Marketing Vanguard to hear more about how Angela is approaching collaboration and her shared insights on the evolving landscape of marketing. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Keith Dawkins' journey from a small New Jersey town to the helm of the Harlem Globetrotters is a story of transformation and vision. His forward-thinking approach to marketing and leadership is reinvigorating this iconic brand, propelling it into the 21st century.In a new episode of Marketing Vanguard, Keith talks about how he's continuing to inspire change and innovation with the iconic basketball team.Listen in to hear more about how as President, Keith is continuing to push the brand into new markets while resonating with broader audiences. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Katie Welch's journey into the world of beauty marketing has been marked by a commitment to authenticity and an unyielding passion for mentoring the next generation of marketers. She sees mentorship not just as a one-way street but as a dynamic exchange of knowledge and insight.Now, as a successful CMO, Katie is paying it forward. She actively engages with younger professionals who are looking for guidance, career advice, and insight into the beauty world. What's most remarkable about these interactions, she noted, is the unexpected depth of the questions she receives.Listen to this live episode from Brandweek to hear how Katie's mentorship approach, along with Rare Beauty's dedication to authenticity and community engagement, has contributed to the brand's unique success. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.