Marketing Vanguard

Zak Brown, CEO of McLaren Racing, joins us to share his perspective on the motor racing industry today, the future, and why he brought on the first CMO of McLaren Racing, Mark Waller, former CMO of the NFL. Zak, as CEO, has had to make some tough decisions these past few months, including having to furlough three-quarters of the staff, but he remains positive on the future as the learnings are pushing the technology sport to new levels that are in the fan’s best interest. “It’s easy to be a CEO when it’s easy, it’s hard to be a CEO when it’s hard, but the good CEOs, I think, thrive in that environment.” Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Look around you. One in six households in America is currently food insecure, meaning they have little or no access to food. That could be your next-door neighbor or the house across the street. Now look closer. One in four children in America is food insecure. When schools were open, many would leave on a Friday afternoon and not get another meal until they came back to school on Monday morning. When the schools were asked to close, then what happened? Cathy Davis discusses America's growing hunger problem - now estimated 54 million people without food, up from 37 million pre-Covid, and ways brands and individuals can help drive awareness and action towards solving it. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

After moving from Chicago to L.A. last year and taking the helm of the Snap Inc. brand, Kenny has been flexing his innovative storytelling master-skills for both users and partners in the Snap community. Tune in to hear what convinced Kenny to take on the role of Snap's CMO and how his team is growing users in target markets and driving awareness for new features like minis (mini utilities) and action bars. You'll also learn how this social media platform’s “pain in the ass” requirement to develop vertical content early on paid off as truly optimized for today’s mobile user and how it has evolved into a content platform, participating in the New Fronts for the first time this year. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Peter Giorgi, CMO of Celebrity Cruises, didn’t take his first flight until he was 24 years old, yet this serial travel executive is an avid adventurer who loves to embrace risk, evident by his recent birthday trip to Lake Placid for a 13-mile hike and a giant stack of pancakes. Peter is excited for the time when the ships will sail again, and he says they will be better than normal. He also shares why the cruise industry is much better positioned for a comeback than the airlines right now. Join us in this lively discussion about the current state of the travel industry, how to position a team for a comeback, how he grew in his career, where he finds inspiration and how he is always pushing the boundaries. And don’t miss the hysterical story on how he missed his flight to meet with his now CEO, who he didn’t think he’d ever work for. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

What an honor to interview the Queen Interviewer of all time, Katie Couric, Award-Winning Journalist, Co-Founder, Stand Up To Cancer, and Founder, Katie Couric Media. In this unique episode of CMO Moves we cover a large range of topics that are top of mind for all marketers today, including social unrest, health and wellness, shift in media budgets, rise of social media importance and the power of brands working together. When Katie is not fighting social injustice, fighting cancer or fighting economic downturn, she’s busy fighting hunger. And today, on the 22nd anniversary of the 1998’s hit family movie The Parent Trap, she brought back the original cast (less Natasha Richardson, sadly) via her Instagram channel to raise funds for World Central Kitchen’s emergency relief and resiliency programs in the wake of Covid-19. For more information, please visit: https://www.instagram.com/tv/CC3RtRIFreN/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

10 Asian American business leaders creating an impact in advertising, marketing, and culture, joined us today for a live discussion on how they are navigating today's heightened discussions on race and stereotypes amidst COVID-related bias, how they are leading their teams, and ways we can all drive meaningful and lasting change. Thank you to all our speakers for bringing their heart, knowledge, and power forward:(Moderator) Cynthia Chen, President, Consumer Health, North America, Reckitt BenckiserMarvin Chow, Vice President, Global Marketing, GoogleBrad Hiranaga, Chief Brand Officer, North America, General MillsSoyoung Kang, Chief Marketing Officer, eosBoon Lai, Vice President, Global Partner Marketing, CiscoJudy Lee, Global Head of Experiential Marketing, PinterestHelen Loh, Senior Vice President, Marketing, Charles SchwabMinjae Ormes, Chief Marketing Officer, VisibleNick Tran, Head of Global Marketing, Tiktok USKyle Wong, Chief Executive Officer and Co-founder, Pixlee(host) Ko Im, Community Editor, Adweek Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Almost two years ago I interviewed Jeff Jones, CEO of H&R Block, on CMO Moves and he was looking to hire a new CMO. A month later, Vinoo Vijay became the new CMO of H&R Block so it was an immense pleasure to meet Vinoo and find out more about all the great initiatives he’s been leading. First of all, timely, tax day deadline is a few days away amid the most unusual year on record. Vinoo takes us through how he and the team pivoted to serve their customers, as well as how he and his team pivoted in how they work together. Second, and most impressive, is how Vinoo is thinking about community, diversity and inclusion with “Make Every Block Better”. Third and final (for now), I hugely appreciated chatting with Vinoo about superpowers, dot connecting, the role of marketing as journalists, and his tips for success for marketers today. This episode is packed full of great advice, great perspective and great urgency. I hope you enjoy Vinoo as much as I did and stay tuned for his masterclass on Financial Acumen. He doesn’t realize I took this seriously, but help me convince to do it, because it is needed, and he is spot on! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

10 Adweek Pride Stars and LGBTQ leaders creating an impact in advertising, marketing, and culture, joined us today for a live discussion on how they are personally and professionally navigating these turbulent times. Their voices shared how LGBTQ advocacy and dialogue have pushed the industry's diversity, inclusion and equity movement forward. Please join us for this very special version of CMO Moves featuring Adweek’s Pride Stars and listen to the immediate actions each of us can take to accelerate systemic change. Thank you to all our speakers for bringing their heart, knowledge, and power forward:(Moderator) Sarah Kate Ellis, President and Chief Executive Officer, GLAADRigel Cable, Director of Analytics and SEO, Astound Commerce; Social Media InfluencerKendra Freeman, Co-founder, MendiBenjamin Lord, Chief Marketing Officer, Mira BeautyShelly McNamara, Chief Diversity and Inclusion Officer, Procter & GambleMichaela Ivri Mendelsohn, Chief Executive Officer, Pollo West Corp. (El Pollo Loco); Founder, TransCanWorkRachael Rapinoe, Co-founder, MendiAllyn Shaw, President and Chief Technology Officer, Recycle Track SystemsRyan Sides, Senior Director and Interim VP of Social Media, BET NetworksRobyn Streisand, Founder and Chief Executive Officer, The Mixx and Titanium WorldwideRandall M. Tucker, Chief Inclusion Officer, Mastercard Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

As her father once told her, “You want to be slightly ahead of the curve. Not so far ahead that people don't understand what you're doing and you certainly don't want to be behind.” Stephanie McMahon, the first Chief Brand Officer of the WWE, is fourth-generation in the tremendous organization that is led by her father, Vince McMahon, CEO and Chairman, so she kind of has to listen to him for many reasons. But, that specific guidance has resonated with her and steered all her expansions that she’s brought forward which have evolved WWE from a live sport to a multi-media entertainment conglomerate who is heavily invested in supporting their diverse community. There is so much packed in this episode that blew my mind and my heart. I hope you find time to tune into this special episode all about heroes and villains! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today we heard from 14 incredible and powerful Black leaders on how they are personally navigating today's turbulent times, how they are leading their teams, and what actions they recommend everyone take to accelerate systemic change. Please do not miss a moment of this moving event and please share this far and wide so we can have a better tomorrow. Thank you to all our speakers for bringing their heart, knowledge, and power forward:Adrian Parker, Global Head of Marketing, Patrón TequilaDaniel Cherry III, CMO, Activision Blizzard ESportsDanielle Lee, Chief Fan Officer, National Basketball Association (NBA)Danny Wright, Chief Brand Officer, AdweekElisha Greenwell, Co-Managing Director, Brand CitizensJabari Hearn, VP of Brand, LyftJulian Duncan, CMO, Jacksonville JaguarsJustina Omokhua, SVP of Brand Marketing, EndeavorKatrina Craigwell, Head of Global Employer Brand, J.P. Morgan ChaseLincoln Stephens, Co-Founder & CEO, The Marcus Graham ProjectMonique Nelson, Chair and CEO, UniWorld GroupRodney Williams, President & CEO, BelvedereTiffany R. Warren, SVP & Chief Diversity Officer, Omnicom & Founder & President, ADCOLORVictoria Russell, Chief of Diversity, Equity & Inclusion, Papa John's International Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.