Jason Voiovich

In a captivating conversation, Jason Voiovich, author and fractional chief marketing officer, dives into the consumer revolution of the 1920s. He shares insights from his journey and how innovations of the era shaped modern consumer behavior. The discussion highlights the impact of mass production and marketing on choice culture, as well as the psychological ties between identity and consumption. Jason emphasizes learning from history to navigate today’s business challenges, making connections that illuminate the evolution of consumer culture.

In this engaging conversation, Jason Voiovich, a fractional chief marketing officer with 25 years of experience and the author of 'Bullfrogs, Bingo, and The Little House on the Prairie,' discusses how the Great Depression fueled creativity and innovation. He shares intriguing tales of necessity driving inventions like Scotch tape and flour sack dresses. Jason emphasizes the importance of understanding customer psychology in innovation and highlights how historical lessons can inform today's marketing strategies, revealing that challenges can lead to incredible opportunities.