#681: Building a cohesive brand while personalizing every message with Emily Ward, Turnitin
Joining me today is Emily Ward, VP of Global Marketing at Turnitin, a leading edtech brand focused on academic integrity and student success. Emily has spent more than 15 years in the education space, shaping marketing strategies for institutions under…
#680: Agile is about more than velocity, with Gabrielle Wieczorek
Today’s guest believes data may be the most underused lever for agility in large organizations. Gabrielle Wieczorek is a Scrum Master and Certified Agile Coach and a speaker at the upcoming Online Scrum Masters Summit, where she brings over 14…
#679: Growing a brand by focusing on the details that matter with Dominic Minogue, Dirty Water
There are a lot of great ideas for products and brands out there, but sometimes the difference between success and failure lies in getting the details right and understanding the customers and users of your product. Today we’re going to…
#678: AI gains emotional intelligence with Joshua Goldberg, Zenapse
Today we’re exploring the intersection of AI, emotional intelligence, and marketing with Joshua Goldberg, EVP of Strategy at Zenapse. We’ll dive into how Large Emotion Models (LEM) are revolutionizing consumer engagement and delivering impressive marketing results.
#677: Why thought leadership is more important than ever with Benjamin Shapiro, host of the MarTech Podcast
If content rules, why does it feel like there are 100,000 royal families? In a world drowning in blog posts, videos, and AI-generated everything, content has never been more abundant—or more commoditized. So how do brands cut through the noise?…
#676: The consumer is no longer navigating the map—they are the map, with Ken Hughes, the King of CX
The consumer is no longer navigating the map—they are the map. Welcome to the era of the Blue Dot Consumer: always centered, always scrolling, and always expecting the world to orbit around them. What does that mean for your brand?…
#675: Being true to customers and your values with Phyllis Rothschild, CMO at Pete & Gerrys
Consumers today aren’t just buying products, or even experiences—they’re buying into values. As more people align their shopping habits with brands that reflect their personal beliefs, how can companies authentically connect with their audience without coming across as performative? Joining…
#675: Being true to customers and your values with Phyllis Rothschild, CMO at Pete & Gerrys
Joining us today is Phyllis Rothschild, Chief Marketing Officer at Pete & Gerry’s, pioneers in humane egg production. Phyllis, a recently awarded “Woman in Marketing,” is on a mission to bring clarity to the egg aisle by educating consumers on…
#674: The continued evolution of e-commerce with Eitan Koter, Vimmi
With the rapid rise of shoppable video, AI-driven recommendations, and immersive technologies like AR and VR, are traditional e-commerce strategies becoming obsolete? Today, we’re joined by Eitan Koter, Co-Founder and Co-CEO of Vimmi, a shoppable video SaaS company revolutionizing e-commerce.…
#673: Predictive and proactive customer experiences, with Vinod Muthukrishnan, Cisco
Joining me today is Vinod Muthukrishnan, VP & COO of Webex Customer Experience at Cisco. Vinod is a leader in the future of customer experience (CX), helping organizations use AI to anticipate customer needs, deliver seamless automation, and create personalized…
#672: What can we learn from teaching others about AI? Featuring Greg Shove, CEO of Section
AI is no longer just a tool—it’s reshaping business strategy, workforce morale, and even personal productivity. But are executives truly prepared to treat AI as a strategic thought partner, or are they still viewing it as just another tech trend?
#671: Going national while staying true to your local roots with Jay Rushin, H&H Bagels
How do you take something that’s iconically local and make it feel authentic—everywhere?