Is automation really the future of marketing, or is it just a passing trend? In this episode, Bryan Urioste, CMO of Redwood Software, dives into the topic of automation in marketing and its impact on demand generation. Plus, he shares a step-by-step approach to building high-performing marketing teams and aligning sales and marketing for maximum impact.Tune in to learn:(4:07) Demand Generation Insights(5:05) Importance of Pipeline Funnels(8:17) State of B2B Demand Generation(9:43) The Role of Segmentation(11:07) Accountability in Marketing(14:20) Industries Served by Redwood Software(15:51) Automation Maturity Assessment(18:14) Impactful Automation Projects(20:22) Cloud Transformation Initiatives(21:31) Financial Close Process Improvements(22:06) Democratization of Automation(24:37) AI Integration in Automation(26:20)Future of Automation and AI(29:07) Team Dynamics and Leadership(33:36) Building High-Performing Teams(38:28) Sales and Marketing Alignment(40:51) Accountability Between CMO and CRO(42:38) Final Thoughts and Advice(43:37) Lightning Round Mission.org is a media studio producing content alongside world-class clients. Learn more at mission.org.

 Is AI the future of marketing, or is it a threat to creativity? On this episode, Alison Wagonfeld, CMO of Google Cloud, tackles the controversial topic of AI in marketing and shares innovative strategies that top marketers use to stay ahead of the curve. Plus, she and Jeremy dive into real-world examples of how companies are using AI to drive results and learn how you can implement these strategies in your own organization.Tune in to learn:How AI is revolutionizing marketing strategies and workflows.Why developers are key tastemakers for AI technology.How AI is becoming integral to daily marketing operations. Why connecting users with technology is a key marketing strategy.The ways AI agents are transforming how businesses operate and engage with customers.Why productivity has significantly increased due to AI tools.Why upskilling teams in AI literacy is crucial for organizational success.Mentions:Notebook LLMMission.org is a media studio producing content alongside world-class clients. Learn more at mission.org.

Tired of marketing strategies that don’t deliver results? On this episode, we reveal the three key strategies that fractional CMOs like Jadis Tillery use to drive growth in private equity-backed companies. Jadis, the Fractional Chief Digital Officer at ikwe, has worked with over 125 private equity and venture capital-backed companies, transforming their marketing strategies and driving growth. She shares real-world examples of how her approach has led to significant results and she and Jeremy discuss how to align your marketing efforts with business objectives and take actionable steps toward success.Tune in to learnHow fractional CMOs bring senior-level expertise and strategic insight, differentiating them from freelancers.Why data management and compliance are critical for businesses preparing for fundingHow a fractional CMO can help bridge the gap between investors and marketing teamsWhy defining a clear scope of work is crucial for successful fractional engagementsHow AI can streamline operations and enhance marketing strategies–Mission.org is a media studio producing content alongside world-class clients. Learn more at mission.org.

Is the reliance on AI in marketing a double-edged sword? Join Carilu Dietrich as she discusses the potential pitfalls and benefits of AI in today's marketing landscape. What should leaders be wary of, and how can they harness AI's power without losing the human touch? Plus, Carilu shares proven strategies that she used to help propel Atlassian to success and how you can apply these lessons to your own marketing efforts.Tune in to learn:Why feedback is essential for growth, even if it feels uncomfortable.How AI is transforming marketing, but why caution is needed to avoid over-reliance.How personalization at scale is now achievable with AI tools.Ways advisors can provide valuable perspective and support to C-suite leaders.How the landscape of marketing is changing.Why hyper growth is often driven by product quality rather than marketing alone.How AI's impact on consumer behavior is reshaping traditional marketing models.–Mission.org is a media studio producing content alongside world-class clients. Learn more at mission.org.

Mandy Dhaliwal is the CMO of Nutanix, but she’s also a mom and a whole person. On this episode, Mandy details how taking a break from the working world helped her find balance and become a better CMO when she returned to being an executive. Tune in to hear about:Navigating Career Challenges and Prioritizing Self-CareThe Power of Authentic LeadershipOvercoming Challenges with Resilience and GritInspiring and Guiding Others in Their CareersAligning Marketing with Business StrategyCollaboration as a Non-Negotiable PrincipleGetting Out from Behind the DeskThe Underpinning of Modern BusinessesThe Future of Cloud Marketing--Mission.org is a media studio producing content alongside world-class clients. Learn more at mission.org.

On this episode, Keri McGhee, CMO of Attentive, discusses the role of finance in marketing, staying current with new tech trends, the balance between AI and human touch, the blurring lines between B2B and B2C marketing, and building high-performing teams. She also emphasizes the importance of putting the customer first and being the voice of the customer in all marketing strategies.Tune in to learn:The Role of a CMO and the Importance of StorytellingBalancing Short-Term Results and Long-Term Brand BuildingBuilding Trust with the C-suite and ELTConnecting with Key Roles in the IndustryStaying Current with Tech TrendsThe Importance of Personalization and Emotional ConnectionBalancing AI and Human TouchUsing AI in MarketingBuilding High-Performing Teams–Mission.org is a media studio producing content alongside world-class clients. Learn more at mission.org.

 On this episode, John Korpics, Executive Creative Director at Harvard Business Review, discusses his unique career path, the importance of visual storytelling in business publishing, and the role of AI in enhancing creative processes. He emphasizes the need for engaging content that resonates with diverse audiences and shares insights on navigating complex topics while maintaining brand identity. John also offers valuable advice for aspiring creative directors, highlighting the significance of collaboration and design thinking in achieving success.Key Insights:The balance between short-form and long-form content is crucial for audience engagement.The need for a design thinking approach in creative roles.The selective nature of HBR's content ensures high-quality, research-based articles.Understanding audience needs is key to effective storytelling.The significance of collaboration within creative teams.How the popularity of topics like Gen AI reflects current audience interests.Why creatives should focus on contributing to a larger purpose.–Mission.org is a media studio producing content alongside world-class clients. Learn more at mission.org.

On this episode, Ash Parikh, CMO of Trellix, discusses the importance of metrics and data in marketing, including website visitor numbers, click-to-open rates, and share of voice. He emphasizes the need for transparency, trustworthiness, and responsible security in building a brand. Ash also shares his approach to marketing transformations at different stages of a company's growth, highlighting the importance of understanding business goals and target personas. He discusses the balance between AI tools and maintaining a human touch in marketing, as well as the use of AI-powered Martech to improve marketing efficiency.Tune in to learn:Why operational CMOs who can measure the ROI of their marketing efforts are essential in today's business landscape.How to create cost-effective campaigns that yield significant results.Why hand raisers, or self-qualified leads, are more valuable than raw leads and require personalized engagement.Why having alignment between the CMO and CRO is crucial for driving growth and achieving business goals.The importance of metrics and data to track website performance, engagement rates, and brand visibility.Why a strong brand relies on transparency, trustworthiness, and responsible security.Why finding the right balance between AI tools and human touch is essential for effective marketing.The future of the cybersecurity industry lies in best-of-breed platforms and the consolidation of products.–Mission.org is a media studio producing content alongside world-class clients. Learn more at mission.org.

On this episode, Aruna Ravichandran, SVP and Chief Customer and Marketing Officer for WebEx by Cisco, discusses the importance of being a customer-obsessed CMO and leveraging data and analytics to drive customer-centric strategies. She also emphasizes the power of personalized marketing and how AI is being integrated into Cisco's solutions to enhance productivity and customer service.Tune in to learn:The Importance of Having a Culture of InclusivityHow You Can Be Leveraging Data and Analytics for Customer-Centric StrategiesWays To Engage High-Value Prospects and C-Suite ExecutivesWhy ABM is Becoming Increasingly ImportantWhy Customer Obsession And Leveraging Customer Relationships Are Key To Cisco's Marketing StrategyHow AI is Integrated Into Cisco's Solutions To Enhance Productivity And Customer Service–Mission.org is a media studio producing content alongside world-class clients. Learn more at mission.org.

On this episode, Murali Nemani, CMO of Dataminr, discusses the role of marketers in shaping the strategy of a company. Plus, he explains how Dataminr leverages real-time data and AI to provide organizations with valuable insights for decision-making and risk management. And Murali talks about how he approaches new opportunities as a marketing leader, and why he creates a tailored approach for every situation.Tune in to learn:Why marketing organizations should treat themselves as media companies and become content producers and creators.How Dataminr uses AI to provide real-time, mission-critical information for early detection of threats and risks in various sectors.Why each organization requires a unique approach, and relying on a playbook may not be effective.Why educating and informing customers about the benefits of AI and real-time data is crucial.How Dataminr employs a multi-faceted ABM strategy, targeting accounts at different stages of the funnel.–Mission.org is a media studio producing content alongside world-class clients. Learn more at mission.org.

On this episode, Udi Ledergor, Chief Evangelist at Gong, discusses the use of AI in marketing and sales and highlights the utility of AI in the C-suite, particularly in analyzing sales pitches and measuring their impact on business metrics. Udii also emphasizes the importance of shifting from ownership to stewardship in marketing, and he discusses the need for aligning internal and external branding by living the company's values and creating a consistent customer experience.Tune in to learn:The Limitations of AI in Creating Marketing ContentThe Utility of AI in the C-SuiteHow to Foster Collaboration in MarketingWhy Aligning Internal and External Branding for a Consistent Customer Experience is ImportantHow to Turn Dissatisfied Customers into Raving FansWhy Being Different is Better than Being BetterThe Future of Revenue Intelligence–Mission.org is a media studio producing content alongside world-class clients. Learn more at mission.org.

On this episode, Jim Jackson, the CMO of HPE, discusses the importance of teamwork and collaboration in marketing and sales and he details how to use data to target and engage customers. Jim also highlights the value of traditional media in the marketing landscape, even with the growing importance of digital marketing. Plus, he touches on the role of AI in marketing and the need for continuous learning in the industry.Key Takeaways:Jim's Perspective on Technological AdvancementsHPE's Brand TransformationThe Importance of Human Creativity in AIThe Evolution of Leadership in MarketingHow to Nurture and Develop Marketing LeadersThe Power of Teamwork and CollaborationThe Importance of Aligning Sales and MarketingThe Role of Traditional Media and Digital MarketingThe Future of Marketing–Mission.org is a media studio producing content alongside world-class clients. Learn more at mission.org.

On this episode, Jeremy Flynn, Senior Vice President of Data Products and Strategy at Clear Channel Outdoors, discusses the measurement and targeting capabilities of out-of-home advertising and emphasizes that out-of-home is a communal and unskippable medium that offers a unique ad experience. Plus, he explains how advances in geo-location technology allow for more accurate targeting of specific demographics and locations, and he discusses how Clear Channel is leveraging data and analytics to measure the effectiveness of out-of-home campaigns and connect them to consumer behaviors and outcomes.Key Topics:The Unique Advantages of Out-of-Home AdvertisingMeasurement and Attribution in Out-of-Home AdvertisingThe Unique Benefits of Out-of-Home AdvertisingAdvances in Geo-Location Technology for TargetingBeing Nimble and Privacy-Centric in Using Location DataChallenges and Opportunities for Clear Channel OutdoorMission.org is a media studio producing content alongside world-class clients. Learn more at mission.org.

On this episode, Joe Cano, the Chief Marketing, Chief Merchandising, and Chief Growth Officer at Zappos, discusses the company's culture, use of AI, and customer experience. He highlights the importance of Zappos' customer obsession and the strong emotional connection they have with their customers and he explains how Zappos leverages AI in merchandising and marketing, using data analytics to personalize product recommendations and create targeted marketing campaigns. Cano emphasizes the balance between AI and the human touch, ensuring that Zappos maintains its personal and emotional connection with customers.Key Topics:The Power of Customer ObsessionStreamlining AssortmentUtilizing AI in Merchandising and MarketingBalancing AI and the Human TouchExceptional Customer Service and Return PolicyBuilding Customer LoyaltyGamified Programs and Personalized RewardsPersonalized Recommendations and Tailored MarketingThe Future of Retail: Leveraging AIRallying People TogetherMission.org is a media studio producing content alongside world-class clients. Learn more at mission.org.

On this episode, Carla Piñeyro Sublett, the former CMO of IBM, discusses her transformational path from corporate leadership to starting her own company focused on connecting and optimizing human potential. Carla shares insights into modern leadership, authenticity, and the importance of balancing mind, body, and spirit in professional settings, and she offers shifting perspectives in marketing and leadership.Tune in to learn:How to navigate personal and professional transformationThe power of authenticity and self-careHow to optimize executive leadership teamsLessons learned from transforming marketing at National InstrumentsAdvice for aspiring marketing leadersWhy the future of marketing is generosity and serviceMission.org is a media studio producing content alongside world-class clients. Learn more at mission.org.

On this episode, Suzanne Kounkel, the Global Chief Marketing Officer at Deloitte and Deloitte’s US CMO, dives into what it means to be a marketing leader at such a high level. Plus, she discusses the role of data and insights in enhancing creativity in marketing campaigns and she emphasizes the strategic importance of AI in marketing and the need for CMOs to be actively involved in leveraging AI tools.Key Takeaways:Balancing brand and demand is crucial in B2B marketing.Making choices based on data is important in a world with limited resources. Data insights are critical in guiding marketing conversations and enhancing creativity in campaigns.Collaboration and a culture of innovation are key to success in marketing.CMOs should actively leverage AI tools and be involved in shaping AI strategies.Your story, your messages, your content is at the heart of what you do. It’s what connects your company to others and inspires them, teaches them, and helps them grow. But creating, managing, and accelerating content creation is often chaotic and difficult. Empower your content teams with Brightspot Content Management System—made specifically for marketers and corporate communications leaders. No more waiting for a developer or agency, or having to piece things together to get your digital experience. Put the power to create and deliver powerful, yet complex, digital experiences into the hands of your marketers with the comprehensive suite of ready-to-use marketing tools and functionality. Bring a Brightspot to your tech stack, your team, and your customers with the Brightspot Content Management System. Visit brightspot.com/marketingtrends today to learn more.  

On this episode, Lena Waters, Chief Marketing Officer at Grammarly, discusses the company's transition from a consumer brand to an enterprise-ready solution and how AI has played a role from the beginning. She emphasizes the importance of providing value to customers at every stage of the writing process and highlights Grammarly's unique selling points to all kinds of customers. Plus, Lena discusses her personal values as a leader, the importance of taking accountability, and the need for empathy and compassion in high-stakes environments.   Key Takeaways:How Grammarly has transitioned from a consumer brand to an enterprise-ready solution, providing value to customers at every stage of the writing process.Why the company's platform-agnostic approach and seamless integration into various workspaces sets it apart from other AI writing assistants.How, as CMO, Lena focuses on balancing top-of-funnel awareness with bottom-of-funnel performance. The importance of creating a culture of transparency and open communication within the company. Why communication is a strategic imperative in business, often overlooked and undervalued.The importance of taking personal accountability and showing grace to others in high-stakes environments.–Your story, your messages, your content is at the heart of what you do. It’s what connects your company to others and inspires them, teaches them, and helps them grow. But creating, managing, and accelerating content creation is often chaotic and difficult. Empower your content teams with Brightspot Content Management System—made specifically for marketers and corporate communications leaders. No more waiting for a developer or agency, or having to piece things together to get your digital experience. Put the power to create and deliver powerful, yet complex, digital experiences into the hands of your marketers with the comprehensive suite of ready-to-use marketing tools and functionality. Bring a Brightspot to your tech stack, your team, and your customers with the Brightspot Content Management System. Visit brightspot.com/marketingtrends today to learn more.

On this episode, Jill Thomas, Chief Marketing and Customer Experience Officer of PGA TOUR Superstore, discusses the challenges and opportunities of marketing in the golf retail industry. She highlights the shift in the golf consumer landscape and the need to reach diverse audiences with different motivations for playing the game. Jill also shares her experience of building a high-functioning marketing organization with limited resources and the importance of trust and credibility in implementing a multi-year transformation plan.Tune in to learn:The golf consumer landscape has evolved, with diverse audiences playing the game for different reasons, creating new marketing challenges and opportunities.Building a high-functioning marketing organization with limited resources requires strategic thinking and the ability to prioritize and execute effectively.Trust and credibility are crucial in implementing a multi-year transformation plan and gaining support for major investments in marketing technology.Surrounding oneself with strong executional team members is essential for translating strategic ideas into tangible results.The need for both data and analytics and creativity in marketing, and the importance of balancing short-term sales with long-term brand building.–Your story, your messages, your content is at the heart of what you do. It’s what connects your company to others and inspires them, teaches them, and helps them grow. But creating, managing, and accelerating content creation is often chaotic and difficult. Empower your content teams with Brightspot Content Management System—made specifically for marketers and corporate communications leaders. No more waiting for a developer or agency, or having to piece things together to get your digital experience. Put the power to create and deliver powerful, yet complex, digital experiences into the hands of your marketers with the comprehensive suite of ready-to-use marketing tools and functionality. Bring a Brightspot to your tech stack, your team, and your customers with the Brightspot Content Management System. Visit brightspot.com/marketingtrends today to learn more. 

There are few arenas as competitive and complex as professional sports marketing. In this episode, Melissa Proctor, CMO of the NBA’s Atlanta Hawks and State Farm Arena, shares how she continues to achieve by showing up for herself and her teams. With more than 15 years of proven brand strategy expertise, Melissa has found myriad ways to engage and delight the Hawks’ devoted fanbase, while reinforcing the organization’s deep connection to the city it calls home. Tune in to learn how she continues to build unforgettable experiences for fans, the city’s communities, and her employees.     Tune in to learn:The skills and attitudes aspiring marketers need for success (9:49)About building a larger community for the Atlanta Hawks (21:05)How the Hawks are honoring MLK’s legacy (29:47)Why personalizing the customer experience is vital (36:51)Mentions:Steve Koonin, CEO of Atlanta Hawks “From Ball Girl to CMO” – Melissa Proctor’s book Deloitte’s  “A winning strategy for the future of sports streaming” by Pete Giorgio, Jana Arbanas, David Jarvis, and Brooke AuxierTrae Young, Atlanta Hawks GuardProject Future Fan Study“Pro Sports Leagues Are Chasing Gen Z Where It Plays” by Joe Drape and Ken BelsonKim Rometo, CIO of Atlanta Hawks “Creativity Meets Strategy: The Atlanta Hawks’ CMO Reveals Her Executive Superpowers” by Alysse Soll – Melissa’s interview with WIST  

On this episode, Carrie Grapenthin, CMO of Lincoln International, discusses the importance of listening, diplomacy, and relationship-building in marketing leadership. She emphasizes the need for marketers to be agile and adaptable, especially in a competitive and fast-paced industry. Carrie also highlights the unique role of marketing in shaping the perception of the brand and driving business growth. She shares examples of innovative marketing campaigns and the impact they had on brand awareness and employee engagement. Carrie predicts that storytelling and maintaining a unique brand voice will be crucial in the future of marketing.Key Takeaways:AI can be influential for efficiency and effectiveness, but custom and unique content is still important.Why listening and diplomacy are important skills for marketing leaders to ensure that everyone feels heard and valued.The need for agility and adaptability in the fast-paced and competitive marketing industry.How marketing plays a key role in shaping brand perception and driving business growth.Innovative marketing campaigns and their impact on brand awareness and employee engagement.Storytelling and maintaining a unique brand voice will be essential in the future of marketing.--Your story, your messages, your content is at the heart of what you do. It’s what connects your company to others and inspires them, teaches them, and helps them grow. But creating, managing, and accelerating content creation is often chaotic and difficult. Empower your content teams with Brightspot Content Management System—made specifically for marketers and corporate communications leaders. No more waiting for a developer or agency, or having to piece things together to get your digital experience. Put the power to create and deliver powerful, yet complex, digital experiences into the hands of your marketers with the comprehensive suite of ready-to-use marketing tools and functionality. Bring a Brightspot to your tech stack, your team, and your customers with the Brightspot Content Management System. Visit brightspot.com/marketingtrends today to learn more.--Mission.org is a media studio producing content for world-class clients. Learn more at http://www.mission.org.

On this episode, Victoria Lozano, EVP of Marketing for Crayola, discusses the evolving role of marketing, the importance of creativity, and the power of partnerships. She emphasizes that marketing is no longer just about advertising and promotions, but about all the touch points a brand has in consumers' lives. She also highlights the need for marketers to focus on both brand and business, and the impact of AI in marketing, emphasizing the need to use it smartly and not get caught up in sensationalism.Key Takeaways:Marketing is no longer just about advertising and promotions, but about all the touch points a brand has in consumers' lives.Brands need to create 360-degree engagement with consumers, leveraging various touch points such as products, experiences, content, and partnerships.Crayola has evolved and expanded its brand by focusing on its mission to help parents and educators raise creatively alive kids.Making changes within a legacy brand can be challenging, but articulating a clear mission and purpose can help guide the process. Clarity in brand mission and language is essential to eliminate debates and focus on delivering a powerful and consistent brand experience.Partnerships can be enabling rather than dilutive if they align with the brand's values and bring new capabilities and revenue streams.AI is a valuable tool in marketing, but it should be used as a point of input rather than the final output, with human oversight and touch.Crayola's recent campaign for creativity aims to elevate the importance of creativity in children's lives and help parents nurture it.Emerging marketing leaders should strive to be good business leaders, understanding the business context in which marketing operates.–Your story, your messages, your content is at the heart of what you do. It’s what connects your company to others and inspires them, teaches them, and helps them grow. But creating, managing, and accelerating content creation is often chaotic and difficult. Empower your content teams with Brightspot Content Management System—made specifically for marketers and corporate communications leaders. No more waiting for a developer or agency, or having to piece things together to get your digital experience. Put the power to create and deliver powerful, yet complex, digital experiences into the hands of your marketers with the comprehensive suite of ready-to-use marketing tools and functionality. Bring a Brightspot to your tech stack, your team, and your customers with the Brightspot Content Management System. Visit brightspot.com/marketingtrends today to learn more. 

On this episode, Brad Nelson, the Chief Marketing Officer at Sotheby's International Realty, discusses the changing consumer demographics and the intergenerational transfer of wealth in the real estate market. He emphasizes the importance of connecting with different generations of clients and creating an emotional connection with them. Plus, he talks about the need for brands to show up on different platforms in an authentic way for the younger generation while maintaining brand equity. Brad also highlights the value of empathy, emotional intelligence, and curiosity in his leadership style.Episode Highlights:The luxury real estate market is experiencing a shift in consumer demographics, with millennials entering prime income earning years and an intergenerational transfer of wealth taking place.Creating an emotional connection with different generations of clients, even within the same transaction, is crucial for brands in the luxury real estate market.Brands need to show up on different platforms in an authentic way for the younger generation while maintaining brand equity.Constant course correction and listening to feedback from frontline advisors are essential for success in marketing.Empathy, emotional intelligence, and curiosity are valuable traits for leaders in the luxury real estate industry.Breaking overwhelming tasks into smaller pieces and making incremental improvements can lead to significant progress.Looking outside the industry for inspiration and partnering with first-party publishers are important strategies in media purchasing and planning.Investing in a brand's own database of customers and providing a great experience to existing clients can be a powerful channel for lead generation.Sotheby's International Realty is embracing AI and large language models to enhance marketing and administrative tasks.--Your story, your messages, your content is at the heart of what you do. It’s what connects your company to others and inspires them, teaches them, and helps them grow. But creating, managing, and accelerating content creation is often chaotic and difficult. Empower your content teams with Brightspot Content Management System—made specifically for marketers and corporate communications leaders. No more waiting for a developer or agency, or having to piece things together to get your digital experience. Put the power to create and deliver powerful, yet complex, digital experiences into the hands of your marketers with the comprehensive suite of ready-to-use marketing tools and functionality. Bring a Brightspot to your tech stack, your team, and your customers with the Brightspot Content Management System. Visit brightspot.com/marketingtrends today to learn more. Mission.org is a media studio producing content for world-class clients. Learn more at http://www.mission.org.

On this episode, Woozae Kim, an esteemed marketing leader, delves into the intricate realm of marketing and branding. Woozae underscores the significance of understanding the customer journey and fostering a cohesive brand experience across all touchpoints. Plus, he advocates staying attuned to consumer trends through field research, emphasizing empathy, collaboration, and clarity as catalysts for organizational change, and he challenges conventional norms around some major industry ideas.Tune in to learn:The world of marketing today (2:40)Connecting with consumers (6:10)Where do brands lose sight of the customer experience (11:00)Best and worst marketing campaigns recently (13:40)Balancing the need for empathy and understanding with pushing for speed (18:10)Defining your strategy (21:45)Tips and tricks for marketers today (28:00)Mission.org is a media studio producing content for world-class clients. Learn more at http://www.mission.org.

On this episode, Dipti Kachru, Global CMO at Broadridge Financial Solutions, unravels the complexities of marketing in the fintech industry. She shares her insights on navigating B2B challenges, the importance of progress over perfection, and the evolving role of the CMO in the corporate landscape. From ABM strategies to resilience in a male-dominated industry, Dipti shares valuable lessons for marketers aiming to make an impact in the ever-changing world of financial technologies.Tune in to learn:What is Broadridge (2:30)Learnings from JPMorgan Chase (6:20)How to approach your first 90 days as CMO (11:00)Marketing to a B2B audience (22:30)How AI can be explored (31:30)Building resilience (39:00)Mission.org is a media studio producing content for world-class clients. Learn more at http://www.mission.org.

On this episode, Ashley Kramer, Chief Marketing and Strategy Officer at GitLab, shares her expertise on building trust in leadership and fostering collaboration between sales and marketing. Plus, she delves into the world of AI's impact on software development and explains bit about how GitLab is shaping the future.Tune in to learn:Community feedback and the influence it can have (5:15)Marketing to a technical audience (6:55)ABM in 2024 (8:50)Working in companies that are ready to scale (12:00)Coming into a new company and taking time to listen (14:10)Relationship between the CMO and CRO (18:00)GitLab's biggest wins (22:30)The No. 1 metric to look at (25:15)Surprising lessons about making mergers work (29:45)Stepping out of your comfort zone (32:00)The potential of AI in software delivery (34:15)What does it mean to be a CSO? (38:30)Mission.org is a media studio producing content for world-class clients. Learn more at http://www.mission.org.

The smartest CMOs are constantly looking for ways to get and stay ahead. On this episode, Jim Kruger, the CMO of Informatica, how he does this by driving forward a focus on leveraging AI and cloud technologies to help customers bring their data to life. Jim emphasizes the importance of aligning marketing strategy with cloud growth and shares his approach to leading and developing leaders, as well as his personal use of AI tools in his role as a CMO. Tune in to learn:What is Informatica? (2:00)The marketing approach for cloud growth (4:20)How to differentiate yourself (9:10) Effective strategies for promoting cloud services (11:45)Bringing people together with events (18:15)Aligning product and sales teams (21:00)Cultivating talent and developing future CMOs (26:00)How CMOs can use AI in their day-to-day (29:00)Finding work-life balance (42:00)Mission.org is a media studio producing content for world-class clients. Learn more at http://www.mission.org.

Out-of-home advertising is the oldest form of marketing around, outside of word-of-mouth. But is there a way to revolutionize what has always been pretty traditional? On this episode, Dan Levi, the CMO of Clear Channel Outdoor, discusses the company's focus on digital innovation in the out-of-home advertising space and he explores the impact of AI in the industry and how it is being used to enhance creativity and optimize campaigns. Plus, lessons learned from his time at MTV and Monster, and what it takes to build high-performing teams.  Tune in to learn:What is Clear Channel Outdoor (1:50)The importance of having the right people (03:30)How to build relationships (6:10)Learnings from MTV (9:30)What led Dan to Clear Channel Outdoor (21:00)Understanding attribution of OOH (28:00)Social responsibility in the corporate world (40:30)The culture of the ELT (46:00)--Mission.org is a media studio producing content for world-class clients. Learn more at http://www.mission.org.

In the marketing world, you have to evolve or get left behind. On this episode, Anthony Kennedy, CMO of ION, discusses how to stay ahead and digs into the importance of building a high-performing marketing team, and he emphasizes the need for continuous learning and development. And on the note of constant evolution, Anthony also shares insights on tailoring marketing strategies for diverse industries and the impact of AI on marketing. Tune in to learn:The importance of design in communicating a message (7:30)Creating an employee culture (11:45)Tailoring marketing strategies to meet the needs of various industries (14:45)Why simplicity leads to scale (16:00)Digging into the power of generative AI (18:10)Prioritizing metrics that matter (21:50)How to think about growing communities (29:20)Building with AI (42:00)Mentions:Knowledge Project podcastOgilvy on AdvertisingMarketing ProfsMini MBAMission.org is a media studio producing content for world-class clients. Learn more at http://www.mission.org.

There are so many factors that go into being a great marketer. Angela Stelle has identified many of them, and she has joined many of those factors to find success for herself and the brands she has worked for. Today, Angela serves as the CMO and Chief Experience Officer, Sterling, and on this episode, she shares what she has learned on her journey, and she goes deep into what’s working today and how she thinks about things like aligning marketing and experience, success in ABM, and multi-touchpoint strategies.Tune in to learn:What it means to be head of both marketing and experience (3:30)How being a Chief of Staff can be a launching pad (5:05)What it takes to scale from mid-size through an IPO (11:45)Creating alignment between marketing and CX (20:30)How to have success in ABM (30:30)A multi-touchpoint strategy (34:50)Mission.org is a media studio producing content for world-class clients. Learn more at http://www.mission.org.

In today’s world, marketing and customer experience go hand in hand. At least, that’s what Johann Wrede believes. On this episode, Johann, the Chief Experience Officer at Emburse, takes us into how he has blended the marketing and customer experience teams and the success they have had as a result. Plus, he explains why we have to get out of the mindset that we have to do more with less and instead start thinking only about how we can constantly be doing better. Tune in to learn:What it means to be the CXO (2:30)Stop thinking you need to “do more with less” (6:55)Blending the CMO and CXO roles (9:30)Looking through the customer lens (13:10)Opportunities within the world of customer experience (16:00)Creating integrated workflows (21:20)The future of the CXO (36:50)How AI can help create more harmony in your marketing (41:53)Mission.org is a media studio producing content for world-class clients. Learn more at http://www.mission.org.

On the list of priorities for high-growth companies, where should branding land? How, when, and why should a company start to think about and invest heavily in brand-building activities? These are the questions Alex Woods faces every day. On this episode, Alex, the Head of Brand Creative Strategy for Accenture Song, dives into those questions and gives some strategies for companies that are looking to take the next step.Tune in to learn:The role of AI for brand creatives (2:30)Coinbase at the Super Bowl (8:00)Why branding is a tool for driving growth (22:30)Understanding when is the right time for companies to invest in branding (26:35)The distinct components of your marketing mix (35:00)How to position yourself at the table (41:40)Getting onto the brand strategy career path (44:30)Mentions:Coinbase Super Bowl adMission.org is a media studio producing content for world-class clients. Learn more at http://www.mission.org.

Elevance Health is ranked No. 22 on the Fortune 500 list. The organization is massive, and it brings in more than $150 billion in annual revenue. Marketing for this company is a big job, one that CMO Bill Beck made more difficult when he led the charge on a massive rebrand in 2023. On this episode, Bill guides us through how he went about rebranding and consolidating a well-known and successful company in a way that earned executive buy-in and helped drive further growth. Tune in to learn:The Elevance Health rebrand (4:50)Getting buy-in from leadership (8:00)When you know your rebrand was a success (13:35)Managing a shift in consumer expectations (16:30)The challenges CMOs face (24:00)Strategies to continue driving growth (30:30)The culture of the ELT (32:10)Balancing local and global needs (39:40)Mission.org is a media studio producing content for world-class clients. Learn more at http://www.mission.org.

You may not think the home-building industry is sexy or exciting, but you’d be wrong. Taylor Morrison is actively transforming how home building is marketed and executed, and the younger generation is starting to take notice. Stephanie McCarty, the CMO of Taylor Morrison, explains how her team has helped shift the marketing and business practices that have led to massive scale. Tune in to learn:Why real estate and home construction is ripe for innovation (3:00)Becoming the first marketing leader at Taylor Morrison (7:20)Key growth strategies that led to scale (13:40)How to build buy-in with the executive leadership team (26:20)Home Edit partnership (35:00)How the home building sector can be disrupted (39:15)What’s next for Taylor Morrison (46:05)Mentions:The Home Edit

Every brand dreams of having passionate customers around the world. StockX has reached that goal, but keeping that customer base happy takes effort, especially as a marketplace for buying and selling popular lifestyle products. In this episode, Deena Bahri explains what it takes to succeed globally, how to lean into the passion of your consumers, and what it means to be a successful CMO today.Tune in to learn:Deena’s background (1:30)What is StockX? (4:00)Expanding into international markets (6:38)Fostering a good relationship with customers (11:55)Understanding and working with different demographics (16:00)What it takes to be a successful CMO (22:50)Where trust comes into the equation as a CMO (26:10)What it takes to work at a hyper-growth start-up (30:00)Mission.org is a media studio producing content for world-class clients. Learn more at http://www.mission.org.

Kohl’s has been around for decades, and it has earned the distinction of being a household name. But staying at the top of the retail industry is no easy feat. On this episode, Christie Raymond, the CMO of Kohl’s, explains how the brand stays innovative, builds partnerships, and shapes its messaging to meet consumers where they are and keep pace with them as they evolve. Tune in to learn:What’s on deck for Kohl’s right now? (1:50)How Kohl’s continues to evolve (4:30)Rolling out a major partnership (6:20)Revamping your loyalty program (9:30)Why you need to keep things simple (12:00)The role of AI and machine learning at Kohl’s (13:00)What does experimentation and innovation look like at Kohl’s? (14:30)Building teams and developing leaders (18:00)Balancing the need to move fast but stay focused (21:30)What it means to be a modern-day marketing leader (26:10)The importance of being an empathetic leader (30:00)--Mission.org is a media studio producing content for world-class clients. Learn more at http://www.mission.org.

Morgan Norman has been on quite a journey in his career, and his experience has taught him how to adopt technology, lead teams, and bring more artistry into marketing. In this episode, Morgan, now the CMO of Dialpad, digs into these topics and more. Plus, he explains why he believes anyone can be a CMO.  Tune in to learn:Morgan’s marketing chops (2:45)How AI took hold (6:30)The next wave of AI (8:30)A unique approach to marketing (13:25)Tapping into artistry in marketing (16:30)How to make velocity work in your playbook (21:00)Using your differences as a superpower (25:30)Why anyone can be a CMO (29:10)Doing more with less (35:00)Navigating cultural nuances for diverse audiences (41:20)“NYSE has sponsored this production by Mission.org for illustrative, informational and/or educational purposes only, without regard to any particular investor’s objectives, financial situation or circumstances. NYSE neither represents nor warrants the accuracy or correctness of any of the statements in the production, which has been independently assembled by Mission.org and with whom sole editorial control rests. NYSE makes no recommendation as to possible benefits from any securities or trading strategies, and this production is not a recommendation, offer, or solicitation of an offer to buy or sell any security, or engage in any trading strategy. Prior to the execution of a purchase or sale of any security, you are advised to consult with your own advisors.”

Internet shopping is old hat these days, but Whatnot is becoming a household name in the market by leaning into live selling and propping up the enthusiasts who turn into successful sellers. Andy Tu is the VP of Marketing for Whatnot, and in this episode, he explains how he’s taking the lessons he learned while working at Postmates and Uber Eats to the team at Whatnot and what marketing strategies they are using to scale up the platform. Tune in to learn:How Andy got into marketing (2:00)Leading a brand going through an acquisition (10:30)The evolution of live commerce (20:45)Understanding the enthusiast community (23:00)Recruiting the right people to your platform (30:35)Creating major partnerships that are cohesive with your brand (34:55)Expanding your customer base (40:15)Measuring success and metrics that matter (41:30)“NYSE has sponsored this production by Mission.org for illustrative, informational and/or educational purposes only, without regard to any particular investor’s objectives, financial situation or circumstances. NYSE neither represents nor warrants the accuracy or correctness of any of the statements in the production, which has been independently assembled by Mission.org and with whom sole editorial control rests. NYSE makes no recommendation as to possible benefits from any securities or trading strategies, and this production is not a recommendation, offer, or solicitation of an offer to buy or sell any security, or engage in any trading strategy. Prior to the execution of a purchase or sale of any security, you are advised to consult with your own advisors.”

By now, everyone has heard of ChatGPT and most have tested out the AI tool. But the company beyond the technology wants you to know that there is more to the story than just artificial intelligence. James Dyett, Head of Strategic Partnerships at OpenAI, joins Marketing Trends to take us behind the scenes of this rocket ship of a company and let us know how OpenAI is continuing to expand.Tune in to learn:What is OpenAI? (2:20)What makes OpenAI different? (5:18)How OpenAI’s branding message has changed or not (9:00)Exploring the use cases for ChatGPT (17:30)Rolling out an app (22:55)Staying differentiated (24:20)Measuring the success of OpenAI (28:30)Expanding to new countries and territories (30:50)Communities that form around AI technology (37:20)“NYSE has sponsored this production by Mission.org for illustrative, informational and/or educational purposes only, without regard to any particular investor’s objectives, financial situation or circumstances. NYSE neither represents nor warrants the accuracy or correctness of any of the statements in the production, which has been independently assembled by Mission.org and with whom sole editorial control rests. NYSE makes no recommendation as to possible benefits from any securities or trading strategies, and this production is not a recommendation, offer, or solicitation of an offer to buy or sell any security, or engage in any trading strategy. Prior to the execution of a purchase or sale of any security, you are advised to consult with your own advisors.”

Going to the dentist is nothing more than a chore for most people, which makes being a marketer in the dental industry a bit difficult. Jonathan Kaufman is the Senior Vice President and CMO of Sage Dental, and on this episode of Marketing Trends, he breaks down how he approaches this challenge. Jon explains some of the things that work and some of the surprising successes he’s seen. Plus, he digs into the tools and technology like AI that has helped elevate the work he and his team does.  Tune in to learn:What is Sage Dental? (2:45)The evolution of dental marketing (8:00)Managing the stages of growth (14:30)The tools and technology that helps deliver for customers (21:30)Establishing relationships with your leadership team (24:20)Implementing AI in your approach (29:25)Mentions:Thinking Fast and SlowForbes Article

Growing as a business leader means being able to adapt and innovate with the times. Stacey Epstein, the CMO of Freshworks, has been able to do that throughout her long career. On this episode, Stacey shares some of the lessons she’s learned, how she leads, what it takes to find product-market fit, and how new tools like generative AI are being put into practice. Tune in to learn:How to stay up-to-date and on top of your game (2:25)What it means to do value propositioning properly (5:45)The evolution of a leader (7:35)How to manage conflict within your team (10:05)How being an athlete relates to being a CMO (12:20)The evolving relationship with growth (16:35)How to determine product-market fit (20:00)What it takes to handle the stress of a high-powered position (22:20)Sustainably building trust with those around you (29:00)The role of ChatGPT as a supportive tool (34:30)How AI is being used at Freshworks (38:15)“NYSE has sponsored this production by Mission.org for illustrative, informational and/or educational purposes only, without regard to any particular investor’s objectives, financial situation or circumstances. NYSE neither represents nor warrants the accuracy or correctness of any of the statements in the production, which has been independently assembled by Mission.org and with whom sole editorial control rests. NYSE makes no recommendation as to possible benefits from any securities or trading strategies, and this production is not a recommendation, offer, or solicitation of an offer to buy or sell any security, or engage in any trading strategy. Prior to the execution of a purchase or sale of any security, you are advised to consult with your own advisors.”

Whether you realize it or not, our airspace is becoming more cluttered. That could be good or bad, depending on how drones are being used. On this episode of Marketing Trends, Mary-Lou Smulders, the CMO of Dedrone, talks about what it’s like to build and brand a company that’s leading the way in aerospace security. Tune in to learn:What is Dedrone? (3:00)How technological advancement has enhanced the development of products (7:30)Exploring the ways Dedrone is helping to stay innovative and adaptive (14:00)The role Dedrone is playing in Ukraine (19:40)Effective marketing channels and tactics (25:55)The prevalence of drone incursions (29:50)The challenge the FAA faces today (32:15)How to stay up to date on what customers need (35:11)Mentions:CNBC Disruptor 50 List“NYSE has sponsored this production by Mission.org for illustrative, informational and/or educational purposes only, without regard to any particular investor’s objectives, financial situation or circumstances. NYSE neither represents nor warrants the accuracy or correctness of any of the statements in the production, which has been independently assembled by Mission.org and with whom sole editorial control rests. NYSE makes no recommendation as to possible benefits from any securities or trading strategies, and this production is not a recommendation, offer, or solicitation of an offer to buy or sell any security, or engage in any trading strategy. Prior to the execution of a purchase or sale of any security, you are advised to consult with your own advisors.”

 Being a modern-day CMO has its challenges. On this episode of Marketing Trends, Denise Persson, CMO of Snowflake, and Stephanie Dobbs Brown, CMO of ICE, discuss how they approach the job, what they do differently, and how they build and maintain a culture of innovation.   Tune in to learn:Bringing the Snowflake + ICE partnership to life (3:50)What it means to be a modern-day CMO (5:55)How to build trust with stakeholders (10:50)Blending human efficiencies with AI (17:00)Unique ways in which to operate (23:00)Maintaining a strong company culture (30:20)Positioning your company in the market (35:45)Mentions:Start-Up ChallengeStephanie’s first appearance on Marketing TrendsInsights Discovery“NYSE has sponsored this production by Mission.org for illustrative, informational and/or educational purposes only, without regard to any particular investor’s objectives, financial situation or circumstances. NYSE neither represents nor warrants the accuracy or correctness of any of the statements in the production, which has been independently assembled by Mission.org and with whom sole editorial control rests. NYSE makes no recommendation as to possible benefits from any securities or trading strategies, and this production is not a recommendation, offer, or solicitation of an offer to buy or sell any security, or engage in any trading strategy. Prior to the execution of a purchase or sale of any security, you are advised to consult with your own advisors.”

The Vegas Golden Knights made history when they reached the 2018 Stanley Cup Finals in their first NHL season and now they are on the precipice of hoisting the cup! But the franchise’s early success can be attributed to more than just the action on the rink. Eric Tosi, the Chief Marketing Officer for the Vegas Golden Knights and Foley Entertainment Group, has been with the team from the outset and joins us to offer insider tips on how he helped build a standout sports brand in a city teeming with entertainment options.Tune in to learn:How Eric entered the sports marketing field (6:00) How to raise brand awareness in a city full of brands (17:50) The future of sports marketing (32:50) About Foley Entertainment Group’s offerings (48:00) Mentions:Henderson Silver KnightsVegas Knight HawksCity National ArenaLifeguard ArenaDollar Loan CenterBlack Walnut Inn & VineyardHotel Les MarsHotel CalifornianWhitefish Mountain ResortRock Creek Cattle Company“Campaign Trail: Beats by Dre showcases crossover between basketball, hip-hop and ads” (Marketing Dive article, written by Chris Kelly)"Dark Mode” by Lil Baby, Starring Ja Morant I Beats by DreLe Castle Vania - John Wick Mode“LeBron James Is Officially A Billionaire” (Forbes article, written by Chase Peterson-Withorn)“Hard Knocks”“Behind the B”“The Last Dance”“Man in the Arena: Tom Brady”“Formula 1: Drive to Survive”Roblox

Carol Carpenter is used to leading the way at fast-growing companies. Today, she’s serving as the CMO of Unity, a leading software development company that specializes in developing tools and technologies for creating interactive, real-time 3D and 2D content. Ont his episode, she discusses how she’s approached this new world, and the ways she’s approaching marketing with influencers, AI, and more. Tune in to learn:What is Unity? (2:25)Assessing and enacting your approach when joining a fast-growing company (5:30)Managing growth at a rapidly-scaling company (11:00)The role of AI in marketing and workflows today (19:10)Going deep into the ethical use of AI (26:40)How to select influencer partners (30:40)A new approach to ABM (35:00)Building buzz around product launches (37:55)Lessons learned about growth and expansion (41:20)Mentions:ChatGPTUnite ConferenceJasper.ai “NYSE has sponsored this production by Mission.org for illustrative, informational and/or educational purposes only, without regard to any particular investor’s objectives, financial situation or circumstances. NYSE neither represents nor warrants the accuracy or correctness of any of the statements in the production, which has been independently assembled by Mission.org and with whom sole editorial control rests. NYSE makes no recommendation as to possible benefits from any securities or trading strategies, and this production is not a recommendation, offer, or solicitation of an offer to buy or sell any security, or engage in any trading strategy. Prior to the execution of a purchase or sale of any security, you are advised to consult with your own advisors.”

Amanda Elam has taken an unconventional route to her role as CMO of Bloomreach, but she’s learned some important lessons along the way. On this episode of Marketing Trends, Amanda discusses her unique approach to hiring, how to identify metrics that matter, and why we need to embrace and work alongside AI. Tune in to learn:What is Bloomreach? (2:30)How AI is impacting marketing and business (5:20)Why companies not building with AI will be left in the dust (10:00)The metrics that matter the most (13:50)Can being too focused on metrics be detrimental? (17:55)The importance of having a strong marketing team (24:10)Aligning marketing and sales together (26:08)How to spot potential in unconventional ways (30:35)Being a mom and a CMO (33:10)Preparing for the next steps of growth (40:45)Mentions:Jasper.ai “NYSE has sponsored this production by Mission.org for illustrative, informational and/or educational purposes only, without regard to any particular investor’s objectives, financial situation or circumstances. NYSE neither represents nor warrants the accuracy or correctness of any of the statements in the production, which has been independently assembled by Mission.org and with whom sole editorial control rests. NYSE makes no recommendation as to possible benefits from any securities or trading strategies, and this production is not a recommendation, offer, or solicitation of an offer to buy or sell any security, or engage in any trading strategy. Prior to the execution of a purchase or sale of any security, you are advised to consult with your own advisors.” 

Helping a growing brand stay on its upward trajectory is a big job, but it’s one that Jessica Gilmartin was excited to take on as the CMO of Calendly. On this episode of Marketing Trends, Jessica explains how she approached her first 90 days, what she was doing to define goals, and how she has been developing a plan to bring the company to the next level.Tune in to learn:What to be excited about right now (2:30)A strategy for the first 90 days (6:50)How to get people to see and work toward a unified vision (14:00)Understanding both simplicity and complexity at scale (19:08)Defining a new category in technology (24:30)Lessons learned from Asana’s IPO process (30:30)The role of AI in marketing strategies today (37:00)“NYSE has sponsored this production by Mission.org for illustrative, informational and/or educational purposes only, without regard to any particular investor’s objectives, financial situation or circumstances. NYSE neither represents nor warrants the accuracy or correctness of any of the statements in the production, which has been independently assembled by Mission.org and with whom sole editorial control rests. NYSE makes no recommendation as to possible benefits from any securities or trading strategies, and this production is not a recommendation, offer, or solicitation of an offer to buy or sell any security, or engage in any trading strategy. Prior to the execution of a purchase or sale of any security, you are advised to consult with your own advisors.”

Weather is more than just a topic for small talk. It’s a major factor in a number of industries, and impacts business every day. Tomorrow.io is making it possible to gather better, more advanced weather data that is allowing for a revolution in transportation and other industries. Dan Slagen, CMO of Tomorrow.io, explains how on this episode of Marketing Trends.  Tune in to learn:What is Tomorrow.io? (2:30)Learning to communicate with your CEO (3:40)Leading through high growth periods (10:00)How lead gen has evolved throughout the years (15:00)Creating a cohesive strategy (19:10)How Tomorrow.io competes in its category? (25:00)How Tomorrow.io can change the role of a meteorologist (30:35)Fun partnerships and customer stories (36:20)Looking forward and understanding trends (41:00)Why marketing matters at the C-level (46:00)Mentions:Understanding Start-Up CEOs “NYSE has sponsored this production by Mission.org for illustrative, informational and/or educational purposes only, without regard to any particular investor’s objectives, financial situation or circumstances. NYSE neither represents nor warrants the accuracy or correctness of any of the statements in the production, which has been independently assembled by Mission.org and with whom sole editorial control rests. NYSE makes no recommendation as to possible benefits from any securities or trading strategies, and this production is not a recommendation, offer, or solicitation of an offer to buy or sell any security, or engage in any trading strategy. Prior to the execution of a purchase or sale of any security, you are advised to consult with your own advisors.”

The pet category is the second-most emotional in the eyes of consumers, behind only children. So as the CMO of PetSmart, Will Smith has a daily challenge to elevate his brand while connecting with the hearts and minds of customers. On this episode of Marketing Trends, Smith explains how he does this, including through strategies of expanding services both in-store and online and building more trust with consumersTune in to learn:Where did Will’s journey to marketing start? (4:35)The education you get at P&G (6:30)How working at PetSmart is different than other marketing roles (8:20)How PetSmart successfully handled the shifts and pivots of the last few years (12:30)The importance of leadership and mentoring (18:00)The challenges of branding in 2023 (25:05)Where ecommerce comes into play in the pet products world (32:30)How to elevate the retail store experience (38:00)Understanding customer obsession (40:00)Ensuring a good culture (44:30)Mentions:BECA

There is nothing like coming together for a concert, a speech, or a community festival. The camaraderie and joy that these events bring to those who attend is an essential part of our lives and Eventbrite is helping to make accessing these events easier than ever. On this episode, Tamara Mendelsohn, the CMO of Eventbrite, explains how the company has grown and how the team unifies behind a mission and data in order to bring events to people everywhere.Tune in to learn:What is Eventbrite? (1:15)Some of the shifts we’re seeing in the events industry (3:44)Being an executive for now and of the future (11:00)Creating some structure around silliness (26:20)Finding balance (34:25)What data to prioritize (37:10)Why the entire team needs to be on the same page (40:00)Mission.org is a media studio producing content for world-class clients. Learn more at http://www.mission.org.