Podcasts about bogusky

Nos gusta cumplir nuestra palabra y hacer las cosas bien. Así que, como no pudimos cerrar la segunda temporada con Edu Pou por un contratiempo, hemos esperado hasta el final de la tercera para tener esta conversación con él. Y ha merecido la pena.Comentamos su paso por agencias míticas como DoubleYou, Crispin Porter & Bogusky, Wieden+Kennedy, Here Be Dragons… de sitios como The Electric Factory o We Are Social, o de la actual empresa de la que es fundador, Metacampus.Hablamos de un tema tan importante para el publicista como es la economía de la atención, del que Edu nos puede dar más de una lección (y de 100). Vamos de Jesucristo a internet, de saturación, de estrategias, de redes sociales, del smartphone, de vivir en Tasmania… y de todo lo que podemos.Y como siempre, nuestras secciones: ‘con C de content', ‘Un poquito de contexto' y ‘El Premio de con C de copy'.Si te gusta lo que oyes, puedes seguirnos también en Instagram, X (o Twitter) o LinkedIn. Y si quieres mandarnos tu opinión, por privado o con un comentario, estaremos encantados de leerte.Volvemos (o no) a partir de octubre. Si llegas aquí de rebote y es tu primer programa, tienes otros 48 con entrevistadas y entrevistados supertop. Patrocina: Madrid Content SchoolCreación: Dei Arroyo y Leonor MuñozEdición de sonido: Adrián FernándezPresidente Honorífico: Toni SegarraNo-Bullshit Creative Director: Ferran López

Welcome to Season 2 of the Med-Ex Podcast! In our opening episode, we explore the fascinating world of robotic-assisted catheters and endoscopes with our esteemed guest, Joe Bogusky, a Staff Mechanical Engineer at Intuitive Surgical, the pioneer of robotic-assisted surgery.In this episode, Steve and Joe discuss the unique capabilities of ION's ultra thin and flexible robotic catheter, the ongoing shift from reusable to single-use, steerable, robotic endoscopes, and more.Intuitive Surgical has been leading the way in innovative surgical technology for over two decades, revolutionizing patient care with its robotic-assisted systems. The company's trailblazing spirit is evident in its ION platform, a robotic-assisted bronchoscope designed for biopsies in hard-to-reach areas of the lung.For more information, visit www.intuitive.comHost/ Producer: Steve Maxson | Innovation & Business Development Manager | US ExtrudersGuest: Joe Bogusky | Staff Mechanical Engineer | Intuitive SurgicalAnnouncer: Bill Kramer | President | US ExtrudersEditor/ Original Music: Eric Adair | Marketing Manager | US ExtrudersFor video episodes visit www.us-extruders.com/podcasts

A senior mechanical engineer at Intuitive Surgical, Joe Bogusky has been working in the medical device engineering field for 25 years. Joe's focus is developing innovative, minimally invasive medical devices and he has been involved with every stage of the process from identifying the clinical need through manufacturing. Most recently, Joe's experience has been focused on engineering surgical robots.Links:Joe Bogusky, LinkedInIntuitiveAaron Moncur, host  We hope you enjoyed this episode of the Being an Engineer Podcast.Help us rank as the #1 engineering podcast on Apple and Spotify by leaving a review for us.You can find us under the category: mechanical engineering podcast on Apple Podcasts.Being an Engineer podcast is a go-to resource and podcast for engineering students on Spotify, too.Aaron Moncur and Rafael Testai love hearing from their listeners, so feel free to email us, connect on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and subscribe on Apple Podcast and Spotify!About Being An EngineerThe Being An Engineer podcast is brought to you by Pipeline Design & Engineering. Pipeline partners with medical & other device engineering teams who need turnkey equipment such as cycle test machines, custom test fixtures, automation equipment, assembly jigs, inspection stations and more. You can find us on the web at www.teampipeline.us. 

This episode of the WORK. podcast features Mark Hannant. Mark is the Co-founder of Magenta, a creative agency specializing in B2B thought leadership, and the Co-founder of Indigo Premedia, a pioneer of remote work and outsourcing to agency clients. Mark is passionate about the open talent economy and the role it will play in the future of work.Mark HannantMagentaJon YoungerMark's TEDx talk: Work: A thing you do not a place you goJohn HealyWiproTopcoderSubha TatavartiPaul HlivkoNASADeloitteHarvard Business PressAlex BoguskyCrispin, Porter and Bogusky

Andy Pearson can outrun you. You might be faster, at first. But somewhere between mile one and 100, this McKinney Group Creative Director and avid ultra-runner is going to pass you. And while his infiltration into the world of long-distance running started one run at a time as you'll hear in this episode, his career in advertising reads a little bit more like cannon fire. From a trip to Cannes to pick up a Future Lions award as a student to working for legendary shops like Crispin, Porter & Bogusky to freelancing from Southeast Asia, Andy's career is propelled by an undeniable talent. (The evidence of which you can peruse at your leisure on the internet, specifically ievenwrotethissickurl.com.) He joined us from sunny LA to talk all things advertising — what he values in a career, a creative team, and a client. Thanks for ad'ing a little Bad to your day ;) now follow us on Twitter dammit More Links: Pod SiteBrian's BookEric's InstagramAmelia's Book

On this Episode, Ryan chats with Stave Babcock, the founder of Made in House and former Chief Creative Officer at VaynerMedia. Steve shares his creative journey from days at Crispin Porter and Bogusky to his time at Vayner. Steve is very transparent about the realities of working with Gary V and the challenges and importance of elevating creative in today's landscape. From developing the Pizza Tracker for Dominos to empowering his teams to do their best work Steve is a great interview and provides a ton of insights and value. Links from this Episode: https://www.stevehappens.com/ Please share, review, and subscribe! The Radical Marketing Podcast is always looking for intriguing guests. Email inquiries to info@radical.company Follow us: @radical_results on Instagram @ryanalford on Instagram www.radical.company

This week in Hot Off the Bench Press, meat invades Tik Tok, Planet Fitness gets in on the Peloton fun, Baby Yoda is the cutest thing in the entire world and Ashley is willing to fight you on that, Bogusky peaces out, Gen Z is skeptical while boomers love mail, and the Northern Lights save you money on Northern flights. Then, Sandy gets back to her favorite topics – politics – to talk about the advertising campaign behind this year's census, and Ashley's Six Pack Story is Coke, the Diet kind, not the drugs kind (maybe).   See everything we talked about at rhapodcast.com Talk to real humans about today's stories and all things advertising in our Facebook group (the only place you'll find our Picks of the Week!) https://www.facebook.com/groups/340981736378961/ Twitter & Instagram: @rhapodcast

This is a conversation with Alex Bogusky, Adweek’s Creative Director of the Decade and Chief Creative Engineer at Crispin, Porter, Bogusky. Alex was employee 16 at Crispin Porter, a company he and his partners would transform into one of the most well-known and influential shops in the world. He left advertising in 2010 to work with startups like Lyft and non-profits like Al Gore’s Climate Reality Project. Last year, he came back to CPB to reimagine what a modern agency can be. Also, a special thanks to the amazing folks at Coupe Studios in Boulder for hosting our conversation. Enjoy!

This week in Hot Off the Bench Press, Papa Johns wants people to like them again, Lyft says “no” to the L and “yep” to sitting in traffic, Spotify playlists tell chill-inducing stories of homeless youth, ugly Christmas sweaters get even uglier, a Google training exercise goes wrong, and Bogusky may or may not be wrestling Porter? Then, Sandy invades your privacy with Elf on the Shelf and Ashley's Shix Pack Shtory ish all about Dollar Shave Club.   See everything we talked about at rhapodcast.com Talk to real humans about today's stories and all things advertising in our Facebook group (the only place you'll find our Picks of the Week!) https://www.facebook.com/groups/340981736378961/ Twitter & Instagram: @rhapodcast

This week in Hot Off the Bench Press, Papa Who-Now gets a new agency, Bogusky wins a Quitty, Domino's just keeps doing Domino's things, Kleenex finally realizes it's 2018, an article gets Sandy fired up, and a buttery roll gets its film debut. Then, Ashley goes ad-free with a Six Pack Story about cities that have banned advertising, and Sandy never stops with her story about the Energizer (Duracell?) bunny.   See everything we talked about at rhapodcast.com Talk to real humans about today's stories and all things advertising in our Facebook group (the only place you'll find our Picks of the Week!) https://www.facebook.com/groups/340981736378961/ Twitter & Instagram: @rhapodcast

This week in Hot Off the Bench Press, Dove dives into cartoons, Burberry's new logo is the most basic, a Boulder shop closes down, a judge decides the identities of Diet Madison Avenue don't need to stay private, Bogusky is Bo-back-sky, and zoodles have oodles of issues on live TV.   Then, Sandy clips in to tell us her Six Pack Story about Peloton's rise to cycling power, and Ashley feels the love with Jolliebee's Valentine's Day campaigns.   See everything we talked about at rhapodcast.com   Join our FB group (Rock Hard Ads) to see our Picks of the Week and talk about the stories with real life people.   Twitter & Instagram: @rhapodcast

Alex Bogusky spent years atop the advertising world while running one of the hottest ad agencies in the country, Crispin Porter + Bogusky. But he left the business while at the top of his game in 2010, switching his focus to spending more time with his two young children and working with social entrepreneurs. On this episode of Paternal, Bogusky discusses his decision to leave the ad industry, the problems with advertising to young children and how he dealt with his father’s depression while running the family ad business while still in his 20s.

During a creative career filled with awards and recognition, it took Alex Bogusky a while to realize that none of it mattered unless he loved the work. “You could win the Grand Prix at Cannes—the next day you’re going to go into your office and look at the same dude across the office and try to think of something. It doesn’t feel any better; it didn’t make you any smarter; it doesn’t make anything any easier,” Bogusky says. He did, in fact, win the most prestigious award at Cannes Advertising. Actually, under his leadership, the firm Crispin Porter + Bogusky won in all five categories, and became the world’s most awarded advertising agency. Bogusky himself was named Creative Director of the Decade by Adweek magazine, and Fast Company has called him both the Steve Jobs and the Elvis of advertising. Looking over his many endeavors, Bogusky is a hard person to pin down. There’s a friendly, surfery quality about him, but he’s also gained a reputation as a perfectionist and ferocious supervisor. He’s worked for both car companies and Al Gore’s climate change initiative. He’s overseen iconic ad campaigns for junk food, and the most successful youth-focused anti-smoking campaign in U.S. history. Having left the agency six years ago, he’s now focusing on work with a social responsibility component, supporting multiple creative agencies and a startup accelerator. But for all of the goals he’s achieved, Bogusky says the happiness he’s found in his career comes from loving the journey—that practice of sitting down with other people and thinking really hard to solve a problem. “I’ve found that I had to learn to love the process and forget all the goals. Because the goals, as you achieved them, they didn’t really change anything.” In this interview you will learn: How to embrace change and use it to fuel your creativity Why you need to listen to voices outside your startup and what it could mean for you When and where advertising and branding comes in for a business How to find opportunities to upset the status quo How you can start loving the journey regardless of its highs and lows & much more!

"Yearly campaigns shouldn't be a reinvention of who you are. There should be a core of what you are & what you stand for & what you look like." On this week's show, Surf Melendez joins me to discuss his non-traditional path to the Miami Dolphins where he is Managing Director of Content & Creative for the team overseeing a group of talented creatives that are working with ownership to build an in-house agency. From an architecture degree at Florida, to a career in the restaurant industry & finance, we touch on Surf's eventual landing at ad agency Crispin Porter Bogusky where he launched into the creative world. Due to the crazy hours of advertising and having kids, Surf tell of life change and a passion for sport that lead to Adidas where he created for running, training & football. The want to move back home pointed him to the Miami, where they were wanting to build an in-house agency and serendipitously, the CMO used to be at CP+B client BK. We discuss the team's moves to cultivate a creative culture, their campaigns, controlling what goes out from a marketing perspective and their approach to building a global brand. Finally, Surf leaves us with wisdom on building brands from within organizations. Be sure to stick around after the ending for some extra audio regarding a Dolphins/Marvel collab. Mentions include: Surf's Twitter Miami Dolphins IG Crispin Porter Bogusky Alex Bogusky's Twitter BK's Subservient Chicken Bogusky leaves advertising Victors & Spoils Evan Fry, CCO of V&S Noah Clark, CD at V&S Jon Willey, Dolphins Photographer MetaLab - web design shop I mention Ep42: Chris David Garcia Nike Better World Nike's Girl Effect Ep37: Matt Lange HBO's Ballers London Olympics, Wolff Olins Bill Roseman, Marvel My next guest is Eric Bodamer, uniform designer for Adidas's NHL Division. Prior to Adidas, Eric has had an extensive career at companies such as Nike, Reebok, Target and more. He's also had cameos on shows 35 and 47. Join us for an interesting view into the world of uniform design for hockey. Sign up for the weekly email newsletter for updates, discounts on future products & exclusive content. Did you enjoy this episode? Please rate and/or write a review of the show on iTunes. Also, be sure to follow host, @TAdamMartin and @MakersofSport.

From his base at the FearLess Cottage in Boulder, CO, Alex Bogusky has expanded his role as brand advocate to also being a consumer and social advocate. This new relationship emphasizes transparency, sustainability, democracy and collaboration among businesses and consumers. In October, 2010, Bogusky called on the public to help write a new consumer Bill of Rights for the new Century. Partnering with friend Rob Schuham and his wife Ana Bogusky, their FearLess Revolution serves as a creative consultancy, business incubator and media laboratory. In January 2011, Bogusky and Schuham partnered with designer John Bielenberg to launch COMMON, a creative community for accelerating social ventures  under the shared values of a unified brand. For more information on Alex Bogusky, visit: http://wwwalexbogusky.com

From his base at the FearLess Cottage in Boulder, CO, Alex Bogusky has expanded his role as brand advocate to also being a consumer and social advocate. This new relationship emphasizes transparency, sustainability, democracy and collaboration among businesses and consumers. In October, 2010, Bogusky called on the public to help write a new consumer Bill of Rights for the new Century. Partnering with friend Rob Schuham and his wife Ana Bogusky, their FearLess Revolution serves as a creative consultancy, business incubator and media laboratory. In January 2011, Bogusky and Schuham partnered with designer John Bielenberg to launch COMMON, a creative community for accelerating social ventures  under the shared values of a unified brand. For more information on Alex Bogusky, visit:http://wwwalexbogusky.com

Whopper Virgins Since early December, controversy has been strirring in newspapers and on Internet blogs about a recent marketing gimmick launched by Miami-based global fast-food giant Burger King (BK). The marketing ploy is called Whopper Virgins and is being waged via www.whoppervirgins.com as well as a series of television ads directing people to that site. So what is all the controversy? BK hired PR firm Crispin-Porter and Bogusky to take a film-crew and travel the globe. The purpose? To introduce BK's flagship Whopper hamburger to people in some of the world's most far-flung places. The film, which is posted on the Whopper Virgins web site, shows Inuit of Greenland, Transylvanian farmers of Romania, and the Hmong of Thailand as the subjects for the Whopper feeding experiment. It was hoped that Americans would be fascinated to see the reactions of such 'foreign' people tasting this homogeneous staple of American fast-food - the hamburger Deconstructing Dinner comments on these latest efforts by Burger King and presents a reworked version of their 7-minute film. We hope that our version tells a more revealing and accurate depiction of why Whopper Virgins has generated so much controversy. Backyard Chickens IV (Farming in the City VI) Since March 2008, The Farming in the City series has been incorporating a focus on urban backyard chickens. Raising poultry within an urban setting provides eggs, fertilizer, garden help and meat with a minimal environmental footprint. Having suffered decades of disconnection from our food, bringing the farm into the city (and in this case animals), can provide a much needed dose of agriculture and food awareness. It's this very disconnection that has allowed for the appalling conditions now found in factory egg and chicken barns. On this Part IV, we meet the producers of what is perhaps the first feature-length documentary film about the growing backyard chicken movement. Since its release in late 2008, Mad City Chickens has screened at a number of North American film festivals and will be available on DVD in early 2009. Guests Tashai Lovington & Robert Lugai - Producers, Mad City Chickens (Madison, WI) - Tashai & Robert collaborate to form Tarazod Films. When not producing films, Tashai is a Program Producer and NLE Editor for a Madison-area television station. Robert is the Education Director and Program Coordinator for a Madison-area television station.

Katie Kempner, Vice President and Director of Agency Communications at Crispin Porter and Bogusky, and Vice President of Corporate Communication for MDC Partners, previews her new radio show, The Hook.

Katie Kempner of Crispin Porter and Bogusky and MDC Partners on her quick rise into the advertising world.