Podcasts about brand manager

In this week's episode, Kory and LeRoy sit down with Chad Ofiara, Brand Manager for Ferris at Briggs & Stratton. Chad shares his journey into the green industry and how he found his way to one of the most respected names in commercial mowing. He gives us a look behind the curtain at the history of Ferris, and dives into the innovative marketing and branding strategies his team has rolled out to elevate the brand. From new products to emerging trends in the mower space, Chad brings high-level insight into where the industry is headed and what professionals should keep an eye on. Whether you're a longtime Ferris fan or just curious about what's next in commercial mowing, this episode is packed with valuable info you won't want to miss. Powered by Jobber and Protiv!  Free Trial and 20% off Jobber for 6 months: go.getjobber.com/ballardinc Need a website? Use the code GreenGrind to get your first month for $1.  https://www.greenfrogwebdesign.com/koryballard

Anime – the Japanese cartoons that were once a little-known, niche entertainment form for the nerd set – have become increasingly popular in the U.S. and have crossed over into mainstream pop culture and entertainment. The anime film The Boy and the Heron took home last year's Academy Award for Best Animated Film and anime characters Goku from Dragon Ball and Luffy from One Piece appeared as balloons in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade.Meanwhile, celebrities from Megan Thee Stallion and Ariana Grande to Michael B. Jordan and Ryan Reynolds have expressed their anime fandom and incorporated it within their own art forms. And streaming services such as Crunchyroll have made anime more accessible to U.S. audiences than ever before.As National Anime Day approaches on April 15 – a day that celebrates the anime art form and its impact on pop culture – the podcast Crunchyroll Presents: The Anime Effect provides a gateway for the anime curious to enter the wide world of the medium. Two of the show's hosts Nicholas Friedman and LeAlec Murray can discuss the reasons behind anime's surge in popularity and how it continues to shape and inform our forms of popular culture and entertainment.Nicholas Friedman is a career journalist who lives in the anime world. As head of Editorial at Crunchyroll, Nick sits at the center of the anime culture conversation, from the latest breaking updates on Crunchyroll News to the deepest dives into what fans are talking about.LeAlec Murray is a podcaster and pop culture enthusiast. With 15+ years of experience in the anime and gaming industry, he lives his life one pixel at a time. LeAlec currently works as a Brand Manager at Crunchyroll, helping to bring to life the anime you see everyday.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/arroe-collins-unplugged-totally-uncut--994165/support.

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This week I sit down with Aly Moore (@aaprilshowers) , Brand Manager for Goodland Brand and the force behind GOOD Market Cbus, two community-driven projects based right here in the heart of the Franklinton Arts District of Columbus, OH. We get into how Aly first got involved with Goodland, how her role naturally grew through a genuine love for the brand and its mission, and what it means to her to help create space for small businesses, artists, and the community. We talk about her work on the Franklinton board, the importance of keeping the neighborhood grounded in its creative roots, and how she's navigating the changes (both good and challenging) that come with growth in the area. Aly also shares the origin story behind GOOD Market, a full-block event that brings together local makers, vendors, and the community for a day of connection, creativity, and good vibes. This episode is full of insight on what it really takes to build something meaningful, and how staying true to your "why" can play part in shaping an entire neighborhood. -----THIS EPISODE IS SPONSORED BY: PromoWest Productions - @promowestlive For all upcoming shows & event info of who's coming through Columbus, OH, visit promowestlive.com or to purchase tickets directly, visit AXS.com River & Rich - @riverandrich Located in the Franklinton Arts District of Columbus, OH, River & Rich brings together quality apartments, desirable amenities, and a vibrant artistic community. They offer guided and self-guided tours, so go view an apartment anytime! Visit their website at liveriverandrich.com - Use the code 'WYDHPOD' for up to HALF OFF your admin fee! Makers Social - @makers.social Maker's Social is a DIY Project Bar located in the Franklinton Arts District of Columbus, OH! To book a reservation, go to makerscolumbus.com and enter “WYDH” in the notes of your checkout for $10 off!

Previously, Rose worked for Pernod Ricard Japan as a Brand Manager for Ki No Bi and White Spirits, Brand Manager for Jameson Irish Whiskey, and Wine Ambassador. Her earlier roles also included Sales Support Executive at iSeek Communications, Guest Relations at Tokyo Daiichi Hotel, and Guest Relations at Whitehorse Hotel. Rose holds a Bachelor of Commerce degree from the University of Wollongong. Drawing from her years of experience at Pernod Ricard and now as the representative of Wine Australia, she emphasizes the importance of trust, consensus-building, cultural adaptation, and clarity of purpose. One of her key insights is that successful leadership in Japan depends less on hierarchy and more on alignment. Building consensus among diverse stakeholders—importers, state offices, and trade partners—requires time, patience, and careful listening. She advocates for deep preparation, active curiosity, and a willingness to ask questions without judgment in order to fully understand local expectations and dynamics. By gathering feedback and adjusting plans collaboratively, she has been able to lead without formal authority and still earn commitment. Trust is foundational. Rose builds it through consistency, transparency, and follow-through. She notes that while expat leaders may be under pressure from headquarters to move quickly, speed is often perceived as risky in Japan. Thus, she emphasizes defining clear goals and then creating an environment where people feel safe contributing and experimenting—mitigating risk rather than avoiding it. She sees the leader's role as owning the risk and setting the conditions for safe innovation. Rose also stresses that Japanese language skills are advantageous for breaking down communication barriers and signalling commitment. However, she acknowledges that fluency isn't a requirement for every role—openness and cultural sensitivity can go a long way. She describes how even small actions, like proper greetings and showing bilingual flexibility, help build rapport and credibility. Her leadership philosophy centres on mutual respect. At Pernod Ricard, she managed small multicultural teams by identifying individuals' strengths and aligning them with strategic goals. She believes in tailoring support based on each person's aspirations—whether they're short-term visitors or long-term residents. Rose has also navigated challenges as a young, non-Japanese female leader. She counters potential bias with competence, clarity, and professionalism, ensuring she is always well-prepared and direct in communication. She stresses the value of local mentors and networks—like Austrade and Australian embassy contacts—for problem-solving and cultural insight. Ultimately, her definition of leadership is grounded in mutual respect, trust, and shared accountability. She underscores that leading in Japan is less about authority and more about connection, consistency, and cultural fluency.  

Hillary Baguma, Brand Manager at Uganda Breweries Limited shares his journey into marketing, discussing the importance of creativity, understanding consumer behavior, and anticipating future trends. He highlights the evolving role of authenticity and influencer marketing, and the impact of technology and AI on the field. The conversation also touches on the need for increased support for local products to achieve a middle-class economy in Uganda by 2040. Additionally, Hillary discusses impactful social campaigns, including autism awareness and the initiatives of the Soroti Cricket Academy, showcasing how brands can create meaningful impacts within their communities.00:29 Introduction to the Podcast00:56 Marketing Insights with Hillary Baguma01:23 The Power of Creativity in Marketing01:40 Understanding Consumer Behavior02:20 The Dynamic Nature of Marketing03:45 The Role of Authenticity in Branding05:13 Hillary Baguma's Journey into Marketing05:47 The Impact of Empathy in Marketing09:26 The Importance of Marketing Education10:52 Autism Awareness Campaign12:18 Challenges and Support for Autism17:00 The African Marketer's Convention18:43 The Future of Marketing and Technology20:34 Global Marketing Strategies for Africa21:29 The Untapped Potential of Africa24:22 The Future of Marketing: Authenticity and AI27:13 Sustainability and Traditional Media in Marketing30:29 Achieving a Middle-Class Economy in Uganda36:36 Impactful Marketing Campaigns and Social Initiatives44:38 Closing Thoughts and Call to ActionFollow up with him on LinkedIn, X in his name!Share your feedback and inquiries at onugandapodcast@gmail.com or call/WhatsApp +25678537996. PODCAST DISCLAIMER. The views and opinions expressed in the episode are those of the individuals. They do not represent or reflect the official position of the ON Uganda Podcast, so we do not take responsibility for any ideas expressed by guests during the Podcast episode. You are smart enough to take out what works for you. As of 25.09.24

En un contexto donde los consumidores demandan innovación, confianza y soluciones adaptadas a sus estilos de vida, Jaime Alcázar asume como nuevo Brand Manager en Bolivia de Hisense, buscando consolidar la presencia de la marca en mercados clave para el crecimiento de la compañía.

Ever wondered what it's really like to work behind the scenes with a major online creator? Join us this week as we sit down with Annie Varellas, the Brand Manager for our host, Corporate Natalie! Annie pulls back the curtain on her fascinating role in the world of influencer marketing, giving us a glimpse into her day-to-day life and the surprising aspects of working so closely with a creator. We delve into compensation, how to get a job in the space, the power of building a company with an all-woman team, and the unique advantages of open communication in the workplace. Listeners chimed in with burning questions around the need for a large social battery, Annie's unconventional sleep schedule, fitness routines, and the pair's professional pet peeves. Discover the professional strengths and weaknesses that balance this dynamic duo. Go to https://Goodr.com/demoted and use promo code DEMOTED for Free Shipping! We want to hear from you! Send in your Corporate Confessions, Dear Demoted questions, and Shout-outs right here: ⁠https://forms.gle/nJc667dUL65Xh63C6⁠ Episode Content: 00:00 - Introducing Annie Varellas, Brand Manager for Corporate Natalie 03:44 - What does a Brand Manager do in influencer marketing? 08:29 - A Week in the Life of Corporate Natalie's Brand Manager 13:21 - Something Surprising about Working for a Creator 15:46 - Is Annie Fairly Compensated in her Role? 18:23 - Crafting Your Ideal Job 22:23 - Building a Company with an All Woman Team and the Advantage of Open Emotions in the Workplace 28:03 - Questions from Listeners: Who has a bigger social battery? 30:29 - Annie's Crazy Sleep Schedule 32:35 - Pet Peeves Working with Corporate Natalie 35:55 - Corporate Natalie's Fitness Journey and Annie's Triathlon 39:15 - A Professional Strength that is the other's Weakness 41:21 - Dating in San Francisco as an Influencer 43:07 - Things you might not know about Corporate Natalie and her Brand Manager Annie 46:03 - Tips for Giving Feedback to a Sensitive Employee 48:12 - Promoted or Demoted: Weekend Work, VLogging, Fighting in the Newark Airport 52:35 - Dear Demoted: What is the Appropriate Response Time for Work Messages? 56:29 - Shout outs to the Moterheads

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THE SANDMAN IS BACK!"Mighty" Demetrious Johnson is joined by top bantamweight contender Cory Sandhagen ahead of his UFC Fight Night main event vs Deiveson Figueiredo on the latest episode of 'MightyCast'!Timecodes0:00 Intro 0:55 PrizePicks Code MIGHTYCAST 1:42 Welcome Cory Sandhagen! 2:05 MMA is in a Recession? 9:03 Umar Nurmagomedov vs Merab Dvalishvili BREAKDOWN 13:57 If Cory Wins, He Gets a Title Shot?! 15:19 VIIA Hemp Code MIGHTY 16:32 Cory has Some SICK Matchups at Bantamweight  17:17 Figueiredo vs Sandhagen BREAKDOWN 19:40 Cory Only Wants to Fight the Best 21:23 Cory's Walk Around Weight 24:09 MMA Guru's Thoughts on Fighters Waiting for Title Shots 27:50 Why Cory Started Training MMA 30:59 The Different Mental States of Fighters 32:26 Fighters HAVE to Flip the Switch  34:13 Cory Signed a “Brand Manager” to Get More Famous 37:30 Cory's Hobbies Outside of Fighting 48:10 Merab vs Suga Sean BREAKDOWN 56:51 MMA is in a Recession Pt. 2 1:00:29 Islam Makhachev vs Ilia Topuria BREAKDOWN 1:08:09 Cory's Goals in Fighting 1:10:28 Where to Follow Cory!  1:11:26 MightyRecap! 1:11:50 DJ's Favorite Part of the Interview  1:13:00 Cory vs Merab and Suga BREAKDOWN 1:14:15 The MMA Recession

What if the secret to true beauty isn't found in a bottle of makeup, but in the vulnerability of being seen for who you truly are? Today, I'm joined by Danielle Waugh, a celebrity makeup artist and founder of In Her Beauty. Danielle unveils how beauty transcends trends and how authenticity, both in appearance and spirit, is the true foundation of confidence. Danielle's journey into the beauty industry started with a personal insecurity—an experience that ultimately shaped her mission to make others feel empowered through their own unique beauty. She shares the raw, behind-the-scenes reality of working with some of the most powerful names across various industries. If you're looking to redefine your own approach to beauty or leadership, this episode is a must-listen. Danielle's story is a reminder that embracing our imperfections and vulnerabilities can unlock a new level of confidence. Hit play now!“Make sure your canvas is as pure as it can possibly be because the canvas is what makes everything great. Makeup is cool and fantastic, but making sure your canvas is great is everything.” ~ Danielle WaughIn this Episode:- Meet Danielle Waugh- Common traits of the high-profile makeup clients- How Danielle discovered her mission in beauty - Common makeup mistakes and tips to fix them- Behind the scenes of red carpet events- Redefining beauty standards and embracing authenticity - Debunking common beauty myths- Danielle's advice and tips for aspiring artistsAbout Danielle Waugh:Danielle Waugh is a New York-based makeup artist and hair designer with nearly two decades of experience in the beauty industry. Her journey began with a personal quest to perfect her brows, which sparked a deep passion for makeup artistry. Over the years, Danielle has honed her skills, working across various platforms including New York Fashion Week, film, television, and editorial shoots. She has also served as a Brand Manager for one of the world's most renowned cosmetic companies. Danielle's work is driven by a commitment to bringing inner beauty to the forefront, blending technique, color, and texture to enhance her clients' natural features. Connect with Danielle Waugh:Website: https://www.inherbeautyny.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/inherbeautyllc/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/InHerBeautyllc Connect with me here:

Jeff McKee is the Brand Manager for Slingshot, and has been around the industry for over 2 decades. Jeff has won a world championship (yes), seen trends come and go, products evolve, worked for Alliance, and been a part of several wakeboard films. Favorite grab, the covid “boom” and the covid “hangover”, Lipsmack, another Slingshot team movie, the importance of crews, product innovations, letting riders go, how to get sponsored, hear that and much more in Episode 82 of the Grab Matters Podcast, now live on all platforms!Follow Jeff: https://www.instagram.com/jeffmckee/Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/GrabMattersPodcastThank you to this shows sponsors! Liquid Force: https://www.liquidforce.com/ Slingshot: https://slingshotsports.com/Chapters:00:00 - 1:30 Intro5:00 Favorite grab 6:00 Trends 11:30 Guest Question: Oli Derome20:00 Early days of Slingshot23:50 First time riding36:00 Winning Worlds40:30 Turning pro43:00 Working for Alliance46:30 Guest Question: Garrett Cortese54:00 LF'n Wheel of Questions1:11:20 Joining Slingshot1:15:20 Lipsmack1:18:50 Guest Question: Davis Griffin1:34:05 Guest Question: Chase Heavener1:45:00 Slingshot Silhouette Challenge1:50:30 Pushback on Slingshot/Success2:02:00 The importance of crews2:07:00 Innovation with Slingshot2:18:20 How to get sponsored 2:30:00 Slingshots brand identity 2:47:00 Lipsmack 2?2:54:40 Setup2:59:40 Guest Question: Adam Sinclair3:15:00 Patreon questions/thank you'sLinks:Oli Derome Episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xazj_3CcVjY&t=37sTransgression: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HG2rwiFXTfg&t=295sLipsmack: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zn--qNuzI40&t=1514sShoot us a text!Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/GrabMattersPodcastWebsite: https://www.grabmatters.com/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@grabmatters/videosInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/grabmatters/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@grabmatterspodcastFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/grabmatters

What You'll Learn:In this episode, hosts Catherine McDonald, Patrick Adams, and guest Olaf Boettger discuss the importance of coaching for success, particularly in developing and mentoring emerging leaders. They highlight the need for leaders to unlearn harmful behaviors and adapt to new leadership styles.About the Guest:With 26 years of experience in Continuous Improvement, our guest brings a wealth of knowledge and a unique perspective shaped by leadership roles at two of the world's most respected organizations: Procter & Gamble and Danaher. He spent 10 years at P&G, including time as a Brand Manager, and 16 years at Danaher, where he served in a variety of critical roles. His expertise spans over three core areas, Business Leadership, Continuous Improvement Leadership, and Executive Coaching. Whether driving operational excellence, leading transformation, or coaching executives, he brings a powerful blend of strategy, systems thinking, and people development to the table.Links:Click Here For Olaf Boettger LinkedIn

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Wade Keith grew up in Alabama, and came to Colorado as a raft guide - but after he found love and wanted to start a family he decided to pursue a professional career.  This journey included stops at Enterprise Rent-a-Car, Odell's Taproom, Otterbox, and now approaching 15 years “Working at the Carwash”.  But - not just any car wash - Breeze Thru Car Wash, the dominant membership car wash club in Northern Colorado.  Wade is now a partner in the business, and serves as Brand Manager and is also a community ambassador of sorts - and he's a very insightful guy.  This episode digs into the business of washing cars - the capital investment, the recycling of water, the continuous finding and development of entry level employees - and the heart of Wade's why in finding joy in this journey.  Wade's journey was heavily impacted by a health scare - early in his relationship with his wife - in which an infection nearly severed his spine - and left him still unable to do some of the things he loves.  But he finds joy in his work, and in his music, and in his family - and you'll hear about all of those things and more, so please join me in enjoying my conversation with Wade Keith.The LoCo Experience Podcast is sponsored by: Purpose Driven Wealth Thrivent: Learn more

In today's episode we're bringing you the first in a series of interviews and discussions recorded live at the Amsterdam Coffee Festival 2025.Celebrating its 10th year, the festival was buzzing with energy, ideas, and innovation, as industry leaders and entrepreneurs from all across Europe came together for an inspiring celebration of coffee.In this 5THWAVE live session, we're diving into the world of alternative beverages and exploring how cafés are expanding their menus to stay ahead of the curve in an increasingly competitive market.We're joined by four pioneers shaping this space: Merijn Gijsbers, Champion and Brand Ambassador for Alpro, Dennis Durlinger, Brand Manager, Monin, Ahmed Mahla, Head Roaster, Spicekix Coffee Lab, and Vicky Ceulemans, Founder, Bodhi Drinks. Credits music: "You Would Not Get It" by Frances Willow in association with The Coffee Music Project and SEB CollectiveSign up for our newsletter to receive the latest coffee news at worldcoffeeportal.comSubscribe to 5THWAVE on Instagram @5thWaveCoffee and tell us what topics you'd like to hear

Doyle Sails is one of the most competitive sailmakers on the planet. With the likes of SailGP as one of the main classes they serve, it's fair to say they've got some of the coolest clients and coolest technology around.How are the team addressing sailmaking in our modern world, in view of sustainability?In this multi-million dollar market, what are the stakes as new rules and regulations slowly arrive regarding end-of-life?Tune in to hear Harri Wren, Global Operations and Brand Manager talk us through sustainability at Doyle Sails.

Anime – the Japanese cartoons that were once a little-known, niche entertainment form for the nerd set – have become increasingly popular in the U.S. and have crossed over into mainstream pop culture and entertainment. The anime film The Boy and the Heron took home last year's Academy Award for Best Animated Film and anime characters Goku from Dragon Ball and Luffy from One Piece appeared as balloons in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade.Meanwhile, celebrities from Megan Thee Stallion and Ariana Grande to Michael B. Jordan and Ryan Reynolds have expressed their anime fandom and incorporated it within their own art forms. And streaming services such as Crunchyroll have made anime more accessible to U.S. audiences than ever before.As National Anime Day approaches on April 15 – a day that celebrates the anime art form and its impact on pop culture – the podcast Crunchyroll Presents: The Anime Effect provides a gateway for the anime curious to enter the wide world of the medium. Two of the show's hosts Nicholas Friedman and LeAlec Murray can discuss the reasons behind anime's surge in popularity and how it continues to shape and inform our forms of popular culture and entertainment.Nicholas Friedman is a career journalist who lives in the anime world. As head of Editorial at Crunchyroll, Nick sits at the center of the anime culture conversation, from the latest breaking updates on Crunchyroll News to the deepest dives into what fans are talking about.LeAlec Murray is a podcaster and pop culture enthusiast. With 15+ years of experience in the anime and gaming industry, he lives his life one pixel at a time. LeAlec currently works as a Brand Manager at Crunchyroll, helping to bring to life the anime you see everyday.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/arroe-collins-like-it-s-live--4113802/support.

Dans cet épisode, Thibaud reçoit Clément Huber, Brand Manager pour Puma en France.Dans chaque épisode de Stronger Things vous retrouverez:♥︎Myriam Hocquel @coachmyms - Entraîneur de CrossFit certifié de niveau 3 et membre du Seminar Staff, coach en nutrition et diplômée en micronutrition de l'université Paris-Descartes, Fondatrice de l'application RunYourLife ex-athlète de haut niveau en 100m haies♤Willy Georges @iamwillgeorges Willy Georges - 3x participants au CrossFit Games, 5x l'homme le plus fit de France, Top 10 en 2018, Entrepreneur et fondateur de WYS Training et WYS CrossFit♦︎Thibaud Saliné @thibaud_saline - Kinésithérapeute du sport, Co-fondateur & CEO de GOWOD leader des applications de l'écosystème CrossFit, Fondateur de l'app Mobility Pro dans le golf♧Julian Festor @julianfestor - Country Manager pour CrossFit en France, Entraîneur de CrossFit certifié de niveau 3, Directeur du French Throwdown et de CrossFit Louvre 1 et 3 à Paris jusqu'en 2022, Ingénieur en calcul scientifique et musicien.Social & WebsiteInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/strongerthingshttps://www.instagram.com/coachmymshttps://www.instagram.com/iamwillgeorgeshttps://www.instagram.com/thibaud_salinehttps://www.instagram.com/julianfestorGowod : https://www.gowod.app/frRun Your Life : https://runyourlife.fr/WYS Training : https://wystraining.wodify.comMerci pour votre intérêt dans notre contenuLe Podcast Stronger things est à but d'information uniquement et ne constitue en aucune manière un acte médical ou des soins professionnels de santé. Aucun lien patient/docteur n'est formé. L'utilisation ou l'application d'information ou matériel liés à ce podcast et le risque associé est à la charge de l'utilisateur. Le contenu de ce podcast n'est en aucun cas un substitut pour un avis médical professionnel, un conseil, un diagnostique ou un traitement. Les utilisateurs ne devraient pas ignorer ou retarder la prise de conseil d'un professionnel médical quelque soit sa condition médical dans le cas où celle-ci nécessiterait l'avis et/ou l'assistance d'un professionnel de santé.

Jose Medeles is the owner of Revival Drum Shop in Portland and the author of several books including The Stoic Drummer. In his former life, Jose was an LA based working drummer and toured and recorded with The Breeders and many other artists, and also did a stint working at the famed Pro Drum Shop in Hollywood. Most recently, Jose became the brand manager for the relaunch of Slingerland Drums. In this episode, Jose talks about: His LA-based playing career prior to moving to Portland and opening Revival Working at Hollywood Pro Drum and learning the value of connection and community from Stan and Jerry  Making the decision to leave the road and move out of LA, and grieving the loss of his old life while embracing his new life  Recognizing when making a sacrifice for an opportunity is or isn't worth it Revival Drum Shop's origin story and mission HIs new role as brand manager for Slingerland Here's our Patreon Here's our Youtube Here's our Homepage

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Want to Unlock the Secrets of MINDFUL Marketing and create a powerful brand that truly resonates with your audience? Join host NaRon Tillman on Walk in Victory for an inspiring conversation with Jodi Edwards, a Neurolinguistic Programming Certified Business Coach and Brand Manager. Jodi shares her incredible journey from a challenging upbringing in Jamaica to becoming a successful entrepreneur in the United States. This episode explores the power of self-reflection, overcoming adversity, and aligning your mindset with your marketing strategies. Discover how mindfulness can help you deeply understand your customers and build authentic personal and business brands. Jodi and NaRon also discuss the importance of resilience, the value of spiritual intelligence, and maintaining authenticity throughout your professional growth.Plus, just as Jodi emphasizes aligning your mindset with your business, we believe in aligning your sleep with your lifestyle. That's why we're proud to partner with Cozy Earth, offering premium bedding and loungewear designed to enhance your well-being and promote restful sleep. Visit cozyearth.com and use our exclusive code VICTORY1 to enjoy an incredible 40% off.Key Takeaways:The importance of self-reflection and aligning mindset with marketing strategies.Overcoming adversity and building resilience in business and personal life.The role of mindfulness in understanding customer needs and creating authentic brands.The value of spiritual intelligence and authenticity in professional growth.Practical tips for building a successful brand and navigating entrepreneurial challenges.Timestamps:00:00 Introduction and Host Welcome00:24 Purpose of the Podcast00:56 Host's Journey and Expertise03:11 The Mindful Marketer Course04:07 Understanding Customer Needs07:33 Guest Introduction: Jodi Edwards08:11 Jodi's Background and Journey12:31 Entrepreneurial Insights and Challenges19:04 Empowerment and Overcoming Obstacles27:38 Self-Reflection and Personal Growth28:41 The Power of Vulnerability29:28 Navigating Past Experiences30:07 Wisdom and Implementation30:38 Mind, Body, and Soul Connection31:13 Embracing Solitude and Self-Discovery32:16 Transformation and Ego Death33:26 Creating a New Life34:10 Understanding Branding34:30 Personal Branding and Aesthetics39:06 Client Work and Personal Growth41:50 Addressing Social Issues48:40 Final Thoughts and FarewellCall to Action:Want to be a guest on Walk In Victory? Send NaRon Tillman a message on PodMatch, here: https://www.joinpodmatch.com/walkinvictoryBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/walk-in-victory--4078479/support.

This is Derek Miller Speaking on Business. Since 1989, Squatters Pub Brewery has been a staple in our local community, providing customers with world-class delicious food, handcrafted beer and a welcoming environment. Salt Lake Brewing Co's Brand Manager, Rick Seven, joins us with more. Rick Seven: Salt Lake City's first brew pub, Squatters Pub Brewery, is located at 147 West Broadway in downtown Salt Lake City. Our menu offers a variety of pub food from traditional to eclectic, with choices for most dietary restrictions. We serve handcrafted cocktails made with locally distilled spirits, and on tap we have Salt Lake Brewing Company's award-winning craft beer. In addition to dining, we accommodate private events and large gatherings in some of downtown Salt Lake's most unique event spaces. The newly remodeled Loft on our second floor and the Grain Room on our third floor are modern, family-friendly venues with private bars, customizable layouts, audiovisual capabilities, and breathtaking city and mountain views. Whether dining out or hosting your next event, join us at one of Salt Lake City's most iconic locations, Squatters Pub Brewery, and visit our new location in Valley Fair Mall! For more information, go online to our website: saltlakebrewingco.com. Derek Miller: Squatters Pub Brewery offers a warm, open atmosphere. If you have an event coming up or just looking for your next place to have a nice meal, consider this local favorite in Salt Lake or West Valley. I'm Derek Miller with the Salt Lake Chamber, Speaking on Business. Originally aired: 3/6/25

In this week's episode of the B2B Marketing Podcast, we spoke with Paul Cash, Founder, Rooster Punk and Georgie Burks, Brand Manager, Allica Bank to discuss their award-winning campaign ‘Get your money hat on'. The campaign won the Gold for ‘Best use of creative' and the Bronze for ‘Best brand initiative' at our 2024 B2B Marketing Awards. We break down everything from what the win meant for both Rooster Punk and Allica Bank to how they were able to produce such a creative concept using a bowler hat. Find out how Rooster Punk was able to achieve 60 million impressions within a target audience of 60,000 SMEs, as well as how to create winning campaigns to gain notoriety and recognition. Want to learn more about the award winners? Check out our Winners Report here: https://www.b2bmarketing.net/reports/b2b-marketing-awards-winners-report-2024/

Send us a textLooking for a career in Amazon selling or e-commerce? My Amazon Guy has created over 500 jobs in brand management, marketing, public relations, and more. Whether you're into analytics, design, or customer service, there's a role for you.Apply here: https://myamazonguy.com/jobs#AmazonCareers #EcommerceJobs #WorkFromHome #AmazonSelling #myamazonguy Watch this video next:Become a Brand Manager in 90 Days at My Amazon Guy- Apply Today! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ybZB2v1MT_w&list=PLDkvNlz8yl_Ypm8ienw6jdohTF1Wa3VqT-----------------------------------------------Improve your hiring chances. Take MAG School courses and gain the skills you need https://mag-school.com/coursesTimestamps00:00 - A Career in Amazon Selling00:09 - What My Amazon Guy Does00:21 - Types of Jobs Available00:54 - Where We Hire: USA, Mexico, Philippines01:41 - Internship Opportunities at My Amazon Guy02:07 - PH Summit & Employee Growth03:20 - How Internships Build Careers04:31 - My Background in Education & Training05:02 - Why People Choose My Amazon Guy Over Other Companies06:04 - What It's Like Working at an Amazon Agency07:26 - The Leadership Team & Growth08:46 - My Amazon Guy's Core Values10:30 - What We Look for in Applicants12:00 - How to Apply & Next Steps----------------------------------------------Follow us:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/28605816/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/stevenpopemag/Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/myamazonguys/Twitter: https://twitter.com/myamazonguySubscribe to the My Amazon Guy podcast: https://podcast.myamazonguy.comApple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/my-amazon-guy/id1501974229Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4A5ASHGGfr6s4wWNQIqyVwSupport the show

Right on the edge of the Chesapeake Bay, join us for a visit to wonderful Baltimore as we chat with Aly Katz, Brand Manager for CFG Bank Arena, an Oak View Group facility. Aly talks about her role at the venue, where she oversees three key areas: back of house (artist gifting, crew activities, promoter relations), front of house (fan activations, photo ops), and social media (branding, aesthetic, graphic strategy, content creation). Hear how she honors the legacy of the venue, which originally opened in 1962, while also highlighting its amazing new amenities since its recent, game-changing renovation. We dive into some of her favorite activations for touring crews and talent, from regular puppy parties working with rescues to pop-up flash tattoos to unique venue merch. She tells us about her commitment to working with local and minority-owned businesses for artist gifts to make them more personal and unique while showcasing local talent. We hear about Aly's career history, from working at an EDM venue in Washington D.C. to managing logistics and a merchandising business for content creators. She shares insights on what she's learned on the content creator side and offers tips on making the best pitches. If you like puppies, coloring books, creative ideas, and fun stories, you'll definitely love this episode.Aly Katz: Instagram | LinkedIn | EmailCFG Bank Arena: Facebook | X/Twitter | Instagram ––––––ADVENTURES IN VENUELANDFollow on Instagram, LinkedIn, Facebook, or X/TwitterLearn more about Event & Venue Marketing ConferenceMeet our team:Paul Hooper | Co-host, Booking, Branding & MarketingDave Redelberger | Co-host & Guest ResearchMegan Ebeck | Marketing, Design & Digital AdvertisingSamantha Marker | Marketing, Copywriting & PublicityCamille Faulkner | Audio Editing & MixingHave a suggestion for a guest or bonus episode? We'd love to hear it! Send us an email.

“ You have to authentically and always be yourself because that's the most ownable strategy that you can own as a person.” Michael Seitz is the Co-Founder and CEO of Barebottle Brewing Company, an award-winning crowd-inspired craft brewery with four locations in San Francisco. Michael and his family moved to San Francisco in 2016 to open Barebottle, scaling from zero to over $10 million in revenue — and now San Francisco's largest brewery. Michael spent 10 years at P&G in Cincinnati as a Brand Manager, where he met his wife Raquel Rozas, started brewing beer at home, earned his credential as a certified beer judge, and completed studies at the World Brewing Academy in Chicago. Michael studied Economics at Stanford and was a Park Fellow at Cornell's Business School where he received his MBA and was the Vithala and Saroj Rao prize recipient graduating first in his class. You'll enjoy this candid conversation on entrepreneurship and authenticity, and when you're next in San Francisco, stop by a Barebottle and say hi! This episode is hosted by P&G Alum Sudha Ranganathan, who's spent over 19 years in diverse Marketing leadership roles at companies like P&G, PayPal, and LinkedIn where she's honed her passion for customer-centric marketing and talent development.

EPISODIO ESPECIAL EN DIRECTO CON LA AGÈNCIA CATALANA DE TURISME, EN FITUR 2025. Bienvenidos a este episodio especial de Despierta tu Curiosidad, el pódcast de National Geographic, grabado en FITUR, en el Stand de Catalunya, gracias a la A Agència Catalana de Turisme. En este episodio hablamos de la curiosa relación entre la ornitología y Aristóteles y de la importancia del ecoturimos desde un lugar privilegiado como es el FITUR 2025. Además contamos con una maravillosa mesa redonda en la que hablaremos con el experto en innovación Xavier Verdaguer, CEO Imagine Creativity Center, con Laia Jerez Baciero, Brand Manager de turismo activo y de naturaleza en Agència Catalana de Turisme y con el ganador Ecotour Challenge, Cristian Varela. El ecoturismo no es solo viajar con conciencia, es una manera de preservar parques como el de la Zona Volcánica de Garrotxa, el del Montseny, el del Cap de Creus o el del Montgrí, además de descubrir otras formas de vivir. @CatalunyaExperience #CatalunyaExperience Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

January 16, 2025 ~ Jame Gilpin, Maverick Brand Manager at Ford discusses what they have going on at the Detroit Auto Show with Anthony Bellino.

I denne uge har Terese inviteret Brand Manager hos Impression PR, Rebecca Jerndal i studiet til en snak om disciplin og vigtigheden heraf hvis man ønsker at nå sine mål og få succes. Lyt med!CONNECT:Følg Rebecca på Instagram og Tik TokFølg Busigirl Podcast på:Instagram, Tik Tok, LinkedInFølg Terese på:Instagram, Tik Tok, LinkedIn Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

January 15, 2025 ~ Luis Perez, Expedition Brand Manager at Ford Motor Company talks to Anthony Bellino at the Auto Show.

January 15, 2025 ~ Joe Bellino, Ford Mustang Brand Manager stops by the Detroit Auto Show.

En este episodio de Creciendo Con Contenidos, Pol Rodríguez habla con Sheila Martín Sánchez, Head of Social Media & Brand Manager en Marketing Paradise, sobre cómo las empresas pueden usar el contenido como una herramienta clave para posicionarse y generar resultados.Desde LinkedIn hasta el podcasting, descubrimos qué funciona (y qué no) en el marketing digital de hoy.Momentos clave:00.00 Intro y presentación de Sheila de Marketing Paradise01:52 ¿Qué canales de marketing son los mejores para promocionar tus servicios?03.05 ¿Cómo aprovechar LinkedIn para generar autoridad de marca?05:12 ¿Qué lugar ocupan los contenidos dentro del funnel de ventas?09.05 ¿Cómo valorar los recursos necesarios para definir una estrategia de contenidos?14:50 ¿Cómo hacer crecer una página de empresa en LinkedIn?20:00 ¿Es posible generar ventas con tus contenidos?22:00 ¿Por qué es importante que una empresa cree sus propios contenidos?24:30 ¿Podcast o videopodcast? ¿Qué es mejor?Aquí puedes ver el podcast de Marketing Paradise https://www.youtube.com/@UC9BZ-VU8aDsSriHU5BfWwXg Más sobre Mumbler: Somos una plataforma de hosting profesional que incluye las herramientas de marketing y funcionalidades que necesitas para que tu podcast profesional y de empresa llegue al próximo nivel.Regístrate en Mumbler y publica tu podcast de manera totalmente gratuita: https://app.mumbler.io/es/register Escucha nuestro podcast y descubre cómo aprovechan sus contenidos otros creadores y empresas: https://pol.mumbler.io/p/podcastApúntate a este curso por email para conseguir Tus Primeros 100 oyentes:  https://mumbler.io/es/tp-100/ Descubre todos los recursos gratuitos para mejorar tu creación de contenidos: https://mumbler.io/es/recursos/Aprende a utilizar Mumbler de manera sencilla: https://youtu.be/c9At8vPa_rg?si=iy9pvXJYkSGAZjnsEn este episodio aprenderás: Por qué crear contenido no es opcional si quieres escalar tu marca. Cómo LinkedIn puede convertirse en tu mejor aliado sin ser invasivo. Los errores clásicos que las empresas cometen al diversificar canales. Qué estrategias de contenido realmente conectan con clientes potenciales. Cómo un podcast puede transformar tu visibilidad y reforzar tu estrategia global.¿Listo para reescribir las reglas de tu estrategia de contenidos?Dale al play y descubre cómo el contenido puede mover no solo emociones, sino también ventas. Hosted on Mumbler.io

Having a clear brand positioning is key to creating brand consistency and connection across time and touchpoints. The Eurovision song contest is hosted by a new country with a new campaign each year so creating brand clarity is especially key. In this episode, Lina Moussaoui, Brand Manager for the Eurovision Song Contest at the European Broadcasting Union and Marise Pronk, Senior Account Manager at Kantar talk to Lindsay Gorton-Lee, Brand Strategy Consultant at Kantar about how they unearthed the essence of the brand and created a clear framework to connect and inspire all their internal and external partners. The written case study, ‘Great brands are built on great stories' can be found in Kantar's Brand Strategy Unpacked booklet here. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to XPROMOS' 8-part AI training mini-series on how sales and marketing teams can use any AI LLM (ChatGPT, Claude, Co-Pilot, Gemini, or others) to DOUBLE productivity. Discover what we've discovered! AI knows your role, your deliverables, and how to help you get them done in half the time. All you have to do is know how to ask. PART 4 of 8: 64 Ways for Brand Managers to Double Productivity. Special Holiday Offer: Discover how to infuse AI into all 64 Brand Manager role deliverables and use AI to problem-solve all 64 Brand Manager KPIs (128 total) for just $297. See complete details at ⁠xpromos.com/ai⁠

This podcast hit paid subscribers' inboxes on Nov. 23. It dropped for free subscribers on Nov. 30. To receive future episodes as soon as they're live, and to support independent ski journalism, please consider an upgrade to a paid subscription. You can also subscribe to the free tier below:What is this?Every autumn, ski associations and most of the large pass coalitions host media events in New York City. They do this because a) NYC is the media capital of the world; b) the city is a lot of fun; and, c) sometimes mountain folks like something different too, just like us city folks (meaning me), like to get to the mountains as much as possible. But I spend all winter traveling the country in search of ski areas of all sizes and varieties. This is the one time of year skiing comes to me. And it's pretty cool.One of the associations that consistently hosts an NYC event is Ski Utah. This year, they set up at the Arlo Soho, a chic Manhattan hotel. Longtime President Nathan Rafferty asked if I would be interested in setting up an interview station, talking to resort reps, and stringing them together into a podcast. It was a terrific idea, so here you go.Who* Nathan Rafferty, President of Ski Utah* Sara Huey, Senior Manager of Communications at Park City Mountain Resort* Sarah Sherman, Communications Manager at Snowbird* Nick Como, VP of Marketing at Sundance* Rosie O'Grady, President and Innkeeper of Alta Lodge* Jessica Turner, PR Manager for Go Heber Valley* Taylor Hartman, Director of Marketing and Communications at Visit Ogden* Brooks Rowe, Brand Manager at Snowbasin* Riley Elliott, Communications Specialist at Deer Valley* Andria Huskinson, Communications and PR Manager at Solitude* Anna Loughridge, PR Manager for Visit Utah* Courtney Ryan, Communications Manager for Visit Park City* Ryan Mack, VP of Communications for Visit Salt LakeRecorded onOctober 3, 2024About Ski UtahMost large ski states have a statewide trade group that represents its ski areas' interests. One of the best of these is Ski Utah, which is armed with a large staff, a generous budget, and some pretty good freaking skiing to promote (Buckskin, Utah Olympic Park, and Wasatch Peaks Ranch are not members of Ski Utah):What we talked aboutSKI UTAHTopicsWhy NYC; the Olympics return to Utah; why the state is such a great place to host the games (besides, you know, the awesome skiing); where we could potentially see future ski area development in Utah; Pow Mow's shift toward public-private hybrid; Deer Valley's expansion and ongoing snowboard ban; and the proposed LCC Gondola – “Little Cottonwood Canyon is not a great place for rubber-wheeled vehicles.”On Utah skier visits and population growth over timeOn chairlifts planned in Utah over the next three yearsUtah is on a chairlift-building binge, with the majority slated for Deer Valley's massive expansion (11) and Powder Mountain (4 this year; 1 in 2025). But Snowbird (Wilbere quad), Park City (Sunrise Gondola), and Snowbasin (Becker high-speed quad) are also scheduled to install new machines this year or next. The private Wasatch Peaks Ranch will also add two lifts (a gondola and a high-speed quad) this year. And Sundance is likely to install what resort officials refer to as the “Flathead lift” some time within the next two years. The best place to track scheduled lift installations is Lift Blog's new lifts databases for 2024, 2025, and 2026.On expansion potential at Brian Head and Nordic ValleyUtah's two largest expansion opportunities are at Brian Head and Nordic Valley, both operated by Mountain Capital Partners. Here's Brian Head today:The masterplan could blow out the borders - the existing ski area is in the lower-right-hand corner:And here's Nordic Valley:And the masterplan, which could supersize the ski area to 3,000-ish acres. The small green blob represents part of the existing ski area, though this plan predates the six-pack installation in 2020:PARK CITY MOUNTAIN RESORTStats: 3,226 vertical feet | 7,300 skiable acres | 355 inches average annual snowfallTopicsSnowmaking upgrades; the forthcoming Sunrise Gondola on the Canyons side; why this gondola didn't face the opposition that Park City's last lift upgrades did; Olympic buzz in Park City; and which events PCMR could host in the 2034 Olympics.On the Great Lift Shutdown of 2022Long story short: Vail tried to upgrade two lifts in Park City a couple of years ago. Locals got mad. The lifts went to Whistler. Here's the longer version:More Park City Mountain ResortSNOWBIRDStats: 3,240 vertical feet | 2,500 skiable acres | 500 inches average annual snowfallTopicsThe new Wilbere lift; why Snowbird shifted the chairlift line; the upside of abandoning the old liftline; riding on top of the new tram; and more LCC gondola talk.On the new Wilbere lift alignmentHere's where the new Wilbere lift sits (right) in comparison to the old lift (left):On inter-lodgeIf you happen to be at the top of Little Cottonwood Canyon when avalanche danger spikes, you may be subject to something called “inter-lodge.” Which means you stay in whatever building you're in, with no option to leave. It's scary and thrilling all at once.Inter-lodge can last anywhere from under an hour to several days.On the LCC gondola and phase-in planAnother long story short: UDOT wants to build a gondola up Little Cottonwood Canyon. A lot of people would prefer to spend four hours driving seven miles to the ski areas. Here's a summary of UDOT's chosen configuration:As multiple lawsuits seeking to shut the project down work through the courts, UDOT has outlined a phased traffic-mitigation approach:More SnowbirdSUNDANCE Stats: 2,150 vertical feet | 450 skiable acres | 300 inches average annual snowfallTopicsThe importance of NYC to the wider skiing world; how the Wildwood terrain helped evolve Sundance; Epkon refugees headed south; parking improvements; options for the coming Flathead terrain expansion; and potential lift switcheroos. More SundanceSundance's new owners have been rapidly modernizing this once-dusty ski area, replacing most of the lifts, expanding terrain, and adding parking. I talked through the grand arc of these changes with the mountain's GM, Chad Linebaugh, a couple of years ago:ALTA LODGEAlta stats: 3,240 vertical feet | 2,500 skiable acres | 500 inches average annual snowfallTopics65 years of Levitt family ownership; Alta's five lodges; inter-lodge; how Alta has kept its old-school spirit even as it's modernized; and an upcoming women's ski event. On Alta's lift evolutionIt wasn't so long ago that Alta was known for its pokey lift fleet. As recently as the late ‘90s, the mountain was a chutes-and-ladders powder playground:Bit by bit, Alta consolidated and updated its antique lift fleet, beginning with the Sugarloaf high-speed quad in 2001. The two-stage Collins high-speed quad arrived three years later, replacing the legacy Collins double and Germania triple lines. The Supreme high-speed quad similarly displaced the old Supreme triple and Cecret double in 2017, and the Sunnyside sixer replaced the Albion double and Sunnyside high-speed triple in 2022. As of 2024, the only clunker left, aside from the short hotel lifts and the long transfer tow, is the Wildcat double.GO HEBER VALLEYTopicsWhy Heber Valley makes sense as a place to crash on a ski trip; walkable sections of Heber; ease of access to Deer Valley; and elevation.VISIT OGDENConsidering “untamed and untouched” Ogden as ski town; “it's like skiing in 2005”; Pow Mow, Snowbasin; accessing the mountains from Ogden; Pow Mow's partial privatization; art on the mountain; and Nordic Valley as locals' bump.  On Powder Mountain size claimsPow Mow has long claimed 8,000-ish acres of terrain, which would make it the largest ski area in the United States. I typically only count lift-served skiable acreage, however, bringing the mountain down to a more average-for-the-Wasatch 3,000-ish acres. A new lift in Wolf Canyon next year will add another 900 lift-served acres (shaded with stripes on the right-hand side below).On Nordic Valley's fire and the broken Apollo liftLast December, Nordic Valley's Apollo chairlift, a 1970 Hall double, fell over dead, isolating the mountain's glorious expansion from the base area. The next month, a fire chewed up the baselodge, a historic haybarn left over from the property's ranching days. Owner MCP renovated the chairlift over the summer, but Nordic will operate out of “temporary structures,” GM Pascal Begin told KSL.com in June, until they can build a new baselodge, which could be 2026 or '27.SNOWBASINStats: 3,015 vertical feet | 3,000 skiable acres | 300 inches average annual snowfallTopicsBreaking down the coming Becker lift upgrade; why Becker before Porcupine; last year's DeMoisy six-pack installation; where is everyone?; where to ski at Snowbasin; the 2034 Olympics plan; when will on-mountain lodging arrive?; and RFID.More SnowbasinDEER VALLEYStats: 3,040 vertical feet | 2,342 skiable acres | 300 inches average annual snowfallTopicsMassive expansion; avoiding Park City; and snowmaking in the Wasatch Back.On Expanded ExcellenceDeer Valley's expansion plans are insane. Here's a summary:More Deer ValleySOLITUDEStats: 2,030 vertical feet | 1,200 skiable acres | 500 inches average annual snowfallTopicsAlterra; Big versus Little Cottonwood Canyons; and Alta.More SolitudeVISIT UTAHTopicsWatching the state's population explode; the Olympics; comparing 2002 to 2034; RIP three percent beer; potential infrastructure upgrades to prepare for the Olympics; and SLC airport upgrades.VISIT PARK CITYTopicsPark City 101; Main Street; the National Ability Center; mining history everywhere; Deer Valley's trail names; Silver to Slopes at Park City; Deer Valley's East Village; public transit evolution; Park City Mountain Resort lift drama; paid parking; and why “you don't need a car” in Park City.On Silver to SlopesThe twice-daily guided ski tour of on-mountain mining relics that we discuss on the podcast is free. Details here.On Park City and Deer Valley's shared borderPark City Mountain Resort and Deer Valley share a border, but you are forbidden to cross it, on penalty of death.* Alta and Snowbird share a crossable border, as do Solitude and Brighton. All four have different operators. I'm not sure why PCMR and Deer Valley can't figure this one out.*This is not true.^^Though actually it might be true.VISIT SALT LAKETopicsThe easiest ski access in the world; why stay in SLC during a ski trip; walkable downtown; free transit; accessing the ski areas without a car; Olympic buzz; and Olympic events outside of the ski areas.What I got wrong* I said that former mayor Michael Bloomberg tried to bring the Olympics to NYC “around 2005 or 2006.” The city's bid was for the 2012 Summer Olympics (ultimately held in London). I also said that local opposition shut down the bid, but I confused that with the proposed stadium on what is now Manhattan's Hudson Yards development.* I said you had to drive through Park City to access Deer Valley, but the ski area has long maintained a small parking lot at the base of the Jordanelle Gondola off of US 40.The robots aren't readyEveryone keeps telling me that the robots will eat our souls, but every time I try to use them, they botch something that no human would ever miss. In this case, I tried using my editing program's AI to chop out the dead space and “ums,” and proceeded to lose bits of the conversation that in some cases confuse the narrative. So it sounds a little choppy in places. You can blame the robots. Or me for not re-doing the edit once I figured out what was happening.The Storm explores the world of lift-served skiing year-round. Join us.The Storm publishes year-round, and guarantees 100 articles per year. This is article 78/100 in 2024, and number 578 since launching on Oct. 13, 2019. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.stormskiing.com/subscribe

In this special episode of The Renaissance Podcast, Ashley McDuffie, VP of Social Media at Renaissance Marketing Group, and Christina Provenzano, Brand Manager of RMG, take the mic to co-host a lively and inspiring conversation all about the upcoming 2025 Renaissance Women's Summit in Nashville on February 20th, 2025.As we gear up for our 6th summit, Ashley and Christina dive into the theme for this year, "Unleash Your Revival,"unpacking its profound meaning for women entrepreneurs and leaders looking to reignite their purpose and passion.They also dive into:How they sum up the Renaissance Women's Summit in one phrase—and the funny story behind how the Renaissance team sums it up!The excitement of hosting the 2025 event at our biggest venue yet, and why this new space is perfect for unleashing your revival.Favorite past speakers and what they're most looking forward to this year.They're all-time dream speakers for future summits—some names might surprise you!Heartwarming stories of women traveling from across cities to attend our conferences and the joy of seeing familiar faces from past events.How summit fashion is a vibe of its own—bold, fun, and unapologetically expressive.Don't wait—early bird tickets are on sale now through December 13th at www.therenaissancewomenssummit.com.Tune in for an inside look at what makes the Renaissance Women's Summit a life-changing event for women. This episode will leave you inspired and ready to unleash your own revival.Support the showAbout The Host:Sydney Dozier the visionary behind Renaissance Marketing Group, a leading Nashville-based social media agency founded in 2014. Over 9 years, Sydney has curated a top-tier team, establishing Renaissance as a go-to agency delivering proven social media marketing results. Renaissance offers a wide array of services, from social media management to content creation, professional photography and videography, branding, and more, serving clients across the nation. Their focus is clear: drive revenue, foster online growth, and exceed client expectations. Sydney is not only a business dynamo but also the co-host of The Renaissance Podcast, aimed at empowering entrepreneurs. Her dedication to supporting women entrepreneurs led to The Mona Lisa Foundation, offering mentorship, grants, education, and a vibrant community. She's also the brains behind The Renaissance Women's Summit, an annual event in Nashville with a mission in inspiring women entrepreneurs. Sydney is a wife and mother to Sawyer James and has an unwavering passion for entrepreneurship, the color pink, and her two furry companions, Stevie Nicks and EmmyLou Harris. Learn more: www.renaissancemarketinggroup.com

Nourhan Beyrouti and Joe Lynch discuss building a global logistics juggernaut. Nourhan is Global Chief Revenue Officer at AJEX Logistics Services, Saudi Arabia's fastest growing transportation company. About Nourhan Beyrouti Nourhan Beyrouti, a seasoned professional with a global footprint, has an impressive track record in branding, corporate innovation, and real estate development, and global logistics technology. Raised in Brooklyn, New York, and currently residing in Dallas, Texas, Beyrouti's career has taken him through 17 countries, enriching him with diverse international experience. After completing his MBA in Business Management from the Lebanese American University, Beyrouti embarked on his career journey in 2000. He started as a Brand Manager with SABIC in Riyadh, followed by a stint as Head of Corporate Communications at OCTAL Petrochemicals in Oman. His upward trajectory continued as he took on roles such as Head of Branding and Innovation at Nawras (now Ooredoo) and Head of Brand Experience at Mobily in Saudi Arabia, contributing significantly to the telecom sector. Beyrouti's expertise was further utilized in assisting the Dubai government with the “Dubai Plan 2021”. His journey then led him to Majid Al Futtaim Holding, where he served as Marketing Operations and Creative Services Lead, managing a vast array of shopping malls, cinemas, retail stores, hotels, and ski resorts across 17 countries. At Majid Al Futtaim Holding, Beyrouti played a pivotal role in reshaping the company's strategic direction and enhancing the experience of over 560 million customers annually. Subsequently, Beyrouti joined TMG Northwest, significantly contributing to its growth as the Marketing Director in one of the fastest-growing property management companies in the Pacific Northwest. A significant milestone in Beyrouti's career was his role as the Senior Director of Delivery Solutions, a pivotal position where he led the revenue operations in marketing, strategy, and sales events from 2021 to 2023. As the first management hire, he was instrumental in guiding the company toward its acquisition by UPS in May of 2022. Currently, Nourhan Beyrouti is at the helm of AJEX Logistics, a Saudi Arabian-based logistics company, serving as the Global Chief Revenue Officer. In this role, he leads global revenue operations, focusing on connecting the world to Saudi Arabia and enhancing the company's international impact. With over 20 years in the retail and real estate sectors, Beyrouti's passion lies in innovation and creating transformative retail experiences. He aspires to be a game-changer, bringing joy and exceptional experiences to the retail and real estate industries. "Retail companies and brands win the customers, and the retail customers win the experience," emphasizing his commitment to revolutionizing retail technology. About AJEX Logistics Services AJEX Logistics Services, founded in 2021, is a Saudi Arabian logistics leader with a presence in the UAE, Bahrain, and China. Backed by Ajlan & Bros and SF Express, they offer a comprehensive suite of solutions including express delivery, e-commerce fulfillment, warehousing, and freight forwarding across air, ocean, and road. Committed to innovation and sustainability, AJEX aims to be the most trusted logistics partner in the Middle East, supporting regional growth and Saudi Vision 2030. Key Takeaways: Building a Global Logistics Juggernaut AJEX is a global transportation and logistics company based in Saudi Arabia. AJEX customers gain the following advantages: Comprehensive Services: AJEX provides express shipping, freight forwarding, pharma, and cold chain solutions. Middle East Focus: Their expertise lies in Middle East ecommerce distribution and industrial solutions, with a strong presence in the UAE, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, and China. Customer-Centric Approach: AJEX adapts to customer needs and expectations, offering reliable and trusted shipping, clearance, and logistics services in the Middle East, Africa, and the Indian sub-continent. Ecommerce Experts: AJEX is experiencing rapid growth due to the booming ecommerce market in Saudi Arabia. AJEX actively contributes to Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030 by driving the growth of the logistics sector within the region. Their goal is to simplify logistics for clients and partners, ensuring efficient package delivery and seamless supply chains. Learn More About Building a Global Logistics Juggernaut Nourhan Beyrouti | LinkedIn AJEX Losgistics Services | Linkedin AJEX Logistics Services Saudi Vision 2030 Beyrouti The Logistics of Logistics Podcast If you enjoy the podcast, please leave a positive review, subscribe, and share it with your friends and colleagues. The Logistics of Logistics Podcast: Google, Apple, Castbox, Spotify, Stitcher, PlayerFM, Tunein, Podbean, Owltail, Libsyn, Overcast Check out The Logistics of Logistics on Youtube

On this episode of Say Grace we are shaking it up a bit as we head into the holiday season! I have invited our Team Dietitian, Stacy, and our Brand Manager, Christa, on to talk about the things we have been loving this winter! Winter is a time to slow down and embrace the season and I will say, we are doing our best! Listen in today as we each bring 5 things that we are loving to the table. We talk through: how we are slowing down some of our favorite past times, our favorite splurges, products that we love and more!  Whether you're looking for inspiration on how to make the most of the winter months or simply want to dive in on our chatter to get gift ideas, this episode is for you!   slippers scalp massager Zo exfoliating polish

In episode 222 of the Pool Nation Podcast, Edgar, John, and special guests from AquaStar Pool Products—Todd Pierre, Korey Wax, and Michael Krause—talk about the exciting developments at AquaStar, the power of networking, and the importance of investing in people to elevate the pool industry. The conversation highlights the incredible impact of education, the need to stay out of your comfort zone, and the life-changing benefits of building strong connections in the industry. Michael shares his inspirational journey from running First Response Pools to becoming the Brand Manager at AquaStar, while Corey emphasizes the value of mentorship and personal growth. The team also dives into their experiences at the Pool Nation Conference, the power of training, and their collaboration as the "New Three" with AquaStar, Raypak, and Poolside Tech. They close out with heartfelt reflections on friendship, collaboration, and the shared vision of making the pool industry better for all. Episode Highlights: [00:00:00] Intro: Welcome to Pool Nation Podcast! Edgar introduces the show and today's guests: Todd Pierre, Korey Wax, and Michael Krause from AquaStar. [00:01:00] AquaStar Team Dynamics: Discussion about AquaStar's growing team, their culture, and their commitment to innovation and the pool pro community. [00:11:00] Corey's Story: Korey shares his journey in the pool industry, from Leslie's Pool Supply to AquaStar, and the mentors who shaped his career. [00:28:00] The Power of Training: Reflections on the impact of the Pool Nation Conference and the importance of hands-on education. [00:39:00] Michael's Journey: Michael talks about transitioning from running First Response Pools to becoming AquaStar's Brand Manager and the importance of networking. [01:04:00] Networking Stories: Edgar shares inspiring stories about networking from the Pool Nation Conference and how it changes lives. [01:17:00] Final Thoughts: Korey and Michael reflect on staying humble, staying uncomfortable, and the importance of elevating the industry. [01:25:00] Gratitude: Edgar and John express heartfelt appreciation for the AquaStar team and the power of collaboration.

Send us a textHiring 100 interns in 30 days doubled My Amazon Guy's size with SOPs, turning interns into leaders.Want to work from home? Apply here https://myamazonguy.com/jobsDon't miss out—subscribe now and hit the bell icon to stay updated!What is it like working as a Brand Manager for My Amazon Guy? Watch this video on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PynBTnhXC4s&list=PLDkvNlz8yl_Ypm8ienw6jdohTF1Wa3VqT&index=10#AmazonAgency #BusinessGrowth #HiringTips #EcommerceSuccess #LeadershipAccess 500+ SOPs to manage your Amazon business. https://myamazonguy.com/SOPGet better sales and grow your brand with My Amazon Guy.https://myamazonguy.com/amazon-agency/Timestamps:00:00 - The Insane Growth Story Begins00:20 - My Amazon Guy: A $20 Million Agency00:50 - The Challenges of Running an Agency01:30 - The Idea to Hire 100 Interns in 30 Days02:10 - The Struggles and Ultimate Success in Hiring02:35 - How This Doubled My Company in 30 Days03:00 - Creating Effective SOPs for Rapid GrowthFollow us: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/28605816/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/stevenpopemag/ Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/myamazonguys/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/myamazonguySubscribe to the My Amazon Guy podcast: https://podcast.myamazonguy.com Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/my-amazon-guy/id1501974229 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4A5ASHGGfr6s4wWNQIqyVwSupport the show

Welcome to The Gun Experiment. On this episode we sit down with the Brand Manager and Affiliate Marketing Manager of Palmetto State Armory, a product showcase and discuss our long range shooting adventure.We release new content every Tuesday morning so be sure to subscribe and share the show with friends. Subscribe hereToday's Episode is brought to you by Cooper's Cask Coffee. Product Highlight: Single origin Peruvian Cold Brew Tasting Notes: Smooth Taste of Caramel With Touch of Cherry and OrangeSubscribe and save 10%Free Shipping on orders over $50To get yourself some fantastic coffee head to CoffeewithMikeandKeith.com Ways to support the show:1. Join our mailing list: Thegunexperiment.com 2. Subscribe and leave us a comment on Apple or Spotify3. Follow us on all of our social media: Instagram Twitter Youtube Facebook4. Be a part of our growing community, join our Discord page!5. Be sure to support the sponsors of the show. They are an integral part of making the show possible.Ask us anything at AskMikeandKeith@gmail.comGet Your Gun Experiment Merch HereToday's Interview is brought to you by Onsight Firearms Training. All of the instructors at Onsight are true professionals who care about their students and push them to be the best versions of themselves. Head to oftllc.us and sign up for a class today; be sure to tell them you want a shot at the Dirty 30. I. Interview Today's guests are the brand manager and Affiliate Marketing Manager for a company whose business philosophy is to sell as many guns to as many law-abiding Americans as possible. They are focused on providing the best quality AR15 parts and accessories for the best price possible; it's my pleasure to welcome Justin Beshears and Josiah McCallum of Palmetto State Armory. II. Run and Gun III. Let's Mix It UpToday on Let's Mix It Up we are going to do a product showcase so [name] can give us the rundown on all the new products coming from PSA in the coming months.

Send us a textWe welcome Damon Boelte, the owner of the award-winning Downtown Brooklyn cocktail bar, Grand Army, as well as the host of the acclaimed radio show, The Speakeasy, which recently won the award for Best Broadcast from Tales of the Cocktail, to talk about cocktail competitions. 

Steven Jack Butala and Jill DeWit dive into an inspiring case study featuring a former Global Pharmaceutical Brand Manager who made a bold career shift into land investment. Through hard work, dedication, and smart strategies, she has achieved remarkable success, even retiring her husband along the way. Jill and Steven explore how this determined investor navigated the transition from corporate life to building a thriving business in land buying and selling. Tune in to hear practical insights and a unique story of transforming one's life and career.

ABOUT TARA HAASE HIEMINGA:LINKEDIN PROFILE:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/tara-haase-hieminga-48124621/TARA'S BIO:Tara Haase Hieminga is the Elevated Shopper Experience Global Lead at Mondelez International. With more than 12 years at Mondelez he has previously held roles such as Senior Manager Shopper Marketing & In-Store Merchandising, Sr. Manager Design & Digital Engagement. Prior to Mondelez, Tara was at Kraft Food Group as the Design Strategy Leader and before that, she worked for Mars as the Brand Manager, Candy and In-Store Marketing Manager for Snackfoods.SHOW INTRO:Welcome to the NXTLVL Experience Design podcast.EPISODE 72… and my conversation with Tara Haase Hieminga. On the podacast our dynamic dialogues based on our acronym DATA - design, architecture, technology, and the arts crosses over disciplines but maintains a common thread of people who are passionate about the world we live in and human's influence on it, the ways we craft the built environment to maximize human experience, increasing our understanding of human behavior and searching for the New Possible.    The NXTLVL Experience Design podcast is presented by VMSD Magazine part of the Smartwork Media family of brands.VMSD brings us, in the brand experience world, the International Retail Design Conference. The IRDC is one of the best retail design conferences that there is bringing together the world of retailers, brands and experience place makers every year for two days of engaging conversations and pushing the discourse forward on what makes retailing relevant. You will find the archive of the NXTLVL Experience Design podcast on VMSD.com.Thanks also goes to Shop Association the only global retail trade association dedicated to elevating the in-store experience. SHOP Association represents companies and affiliates from 25 countries and brings value to their members through research, networking, education, events and awards. Check then out on SHOPAssociation.orgTara Haase Hiemanga who is the Global Lead for Elevated Shopper Experiences at Mondelez.She is using an understanding of neuroscience to enhance customer experiences across a number of the Mondelez brands. What brands are those, well there is a pretty big list but let me just say a few of my favorites – OREO, Toblerone, Cadbury, Wheat Thins and I could go on…We'll get to all of that in a moment but first though, a few thoughts…                 *                                  *                                  *Back around 2008, 9 and 10 my wife was studying interpersonal neurobiology with Dr. Dan Siegel. I used to come downstairs and listen to her and all the videos she was watching and various conversations she was having and I was often saying ‘wow that really replies to the work that I'm doing in trying to create retail stores.'As I listened it became clearer and clearer to me that I could perhaps rely on the lessons of understanding neuroscience as being the core driver to customer experience rather than simply thinking of it in terms of psychology, demographics and culture.What fascinated me then and still continues today is the idea that – there was something beyond simple psychology that we would be able to use to design better stores something that would relate to almost all humans in terms of how they understood environments specifically how they would look through product assortments, identify key item presentations, understand graphics, and how color, pattern and texture would all come together to either hinder or help decision making in the shopping aisle.Interestingly, back in the day, it took me a little while to get into architecture. I'd had a great time in junior college but my grades weren't great so I ended up enrolling in a Bachelor of Science in psychology which I was fascinated in anyway because I wanted to understand human dynamics but, I also had a sense that there was something deeply rooted and not just how buildings looked from the design point of view and but how they made people feel from an embodied / sensory point of view. And so, when I finally got into architecture a lot of my thinking about design was about how these places that we were creating would have qualities about them that would make people feel a certain way.I sometimes used to say that I didn't care whether you loved it or hated it (of course I hoped you loved it) but I wanted to make sure that you felt something as you were experiencing some place. And that later in my retail design career that you were satisfied with the experiences as well as the things that you bought in the store.In 2012 I did a presentation at global shop that was ostensibly about emotions and how we had to begin to understand that creating stores was about building emotional relationships and long term connections and then the awareness of how empathy played into this equation.This single presentation was a turning point in my career because someone came up to me at the end of it and said “…that idea should be a book.”And so, taking that as a sign…I was on my way to immersing myself for the next couple of years in writing “Retail (r)Evolution: why creating right brain stores will shape the future of shopping in the digitally driven world. “In the book I really dug into the nature of shopping as a cultural phenomena; it's power across the ages to tie together ideas and commerce the growth of shopping places around the world from the intersections of silk trade routes to the mega malls of North America and I also dug into brain science. In fact over a third of the book deals with understanding functional areas of the brain and how if we we're able to appreciate more how our gift in perception through our body was directly tied to our emotional connections and long term memory could be used - that all shoppers and retailers would be better off.I tried to explain it this way: imagine you're in your car - what I'd like you to do is write down 5 things that make the engine of your car run now if you're actually in your car while listening to this, do not start to write down these five things but hold them in your head as an idea what are the five things that make your car engine run? OK got 5 of them?Now, I want you to think about your brain and think of five things that make you run - through your engine - in other words your brain. The strange thing is and I've done this at multiple presentations around the world people are more apt to be able to describe 5 things that make the engine of their car run where they might spend 2 hours a day in rather than being able to identify more than two things that make themselves run ( the functional areas of their brain) that they spend 24hrs a day in.I also put forward the following proposition:- if we understood that all of our behaviors, thoughts and feelings are run by our brain-body connection, how is it possible that we could be designing stores and not have any clue about the very thing that is so influential in making decisions in the shopping aisle and our willingness to maintain relationships with the brands we love?So, it became a little bit of a career mission to bring the understanding of neuroscience to the retail design masses hoping that they would understand the power of the brain-body and design and creating effective selling spaces.Now, the other influence here was the emergence of digital technologies and how that was fundamentally changing the way our brains were being wired. With the idea that the more you use a functional area of your brain the more you maintain its wiring between neurons and the less used something is the more though the brain goes on a wonderful topiary garden creating extravaganza trimming away neural pathways that are not being used. This whole subject is referred to as “synaptic pruning” and fits together neatly with an idea around “neuroplasticity” - how your brain changes over time in relation to the things that you're exposed to in the patterns of behavior you engage in.So my premise then was: - if you are increasingly not using certain areas of your brain related to the exercise of empathy in face to face embodied interactions with other people like we continually do by communicating through our digital devices, what does that mean for the pathways for empathy in our brains and how we communicate with others?If stores were about empathic engagement, we might have a significant challenge ahead of us. In other words, if we are communicating less and less in embodied, face-to-face ways, what happens to the neural pathways built for empathic connection if we are using them less? Does synaptic pruning play a role here eventually diminishing our ability to engage in empathic extension?This became particularly interesting when you began to look at an entire cohort of emerging customers whose lives were very much directed by their interaction through social media that works and the digital devices they held in their hands. That is the subject of a bigger and equally interesting conversation which I'll save for another podcast but for now let's continue to focus on trying to understand what actually motivates people in the shopping aisle there have been fantastic studies that I came across the work of Baba Shiv and how decision making was made in the shopping aisle in relation to the potential for customers cognitive overload how they decided to choose one thing or another or the work of Sheena Iyengar who did a famous study of jams and the idea that a huge selection did not infact increase more purchases and satisfaction in the products chosen.There are now a heft of studies that are available that continue to reinforce the fact that people's behavior in the shopping aisle is not fully conscious. Much of it happens below the conscious awareness radar.We are driven by our emotions and our collective history of hundreds of thousands of years of human evolution that gear our brains, regardless of culture, religious or sexual orientation political affiliation or where you live in the world, that we all to some degree are reacting from the same baseline of brain activity in the brain's functional areas that we all have.Over the past 10 years there have been a number of organizations that have emerged focusing on the relationship between neuroscience and the built environment.The ANFA - the Academy of Neuroscience for Architecture would be one of them.Another would be the Neuromarketing Science and Business Association whose conferences around the world bring together neuroscientists, designers, architects, retailers and brands to talk about the influence that neuroscience could play in creating more effective shopping places.So, I am a huge advocate for trying to understand how we work and the neural mechanisms that influence our behavior beyond our psychology. The whole idea here is that if we knew a little bit more about how your brain worked, you might likely not do some of the things you do as an architect or designer creating retail or brand experience places thinking it matters when in fact it's completely off of the awareness radar and probably has little influence on how people react while in stores.And so we come now to my interview with Tara Haase Hiemanga who is the Global Lead for Elevated Shopper Experiences at Mondelez.So… when I say Mondelez you may not know the parent brand but I'm quite sure that you know some, if not all, of these brands and products that might be in your diet every single week.The Mondelez brands include: Cadbury chocolate and Dairy Milk, Chips Ahoy cookies, Clorets, Halls, the famous Oreo cookie, Philadelphia cream cheese, Ritz crackers, Tang apparently the drink that the astronauts used to have back in the day, Wheat Thins and Toblerone.Do you know some of those brands? Yeah I thought you probably did. Last spring I was attending the SHOP Marketplace event and onto the stage comes Tara Haase Hieminga and a consultant from the company Sellcheck.They proceeded to talk about how they were using neuroscience to enhance shopper experiences across their assortment of products. Now if you've ever walked down the snack aisle at your local grocery store, I am quite sure that you are familiar with the sea of merchandise that exists there.Hundreds of brands all selling within the same category and the question is how does a brand stand out or how do you as a consumer, if you don't already know your brand that you want to buy, decide to buy anything?If you follow the neuroscience, it can be quite a challenge for the brain to unpack most of what's in that shopping aisle. On the other hand, if you consider neuroscience you can begin to understand how people make decisions about what they want to buy and be able to do things in terms of your packaging, your product positioning, shelf graphics, the language you use on your packaging to enhance the likelihood that customers will give you deeper consideration and maybe buy more than they anticipated.And that's exactly what Tara, Sellcheck and Mondelez is doing across their portfolio brands. They have begun to see the incredible impact of implementing neuroscience principles to the design of their packaging, point of purchase presentations and shelf displays so that the customers that they have, or ones they hope to acquire, will be attracted to their product, understand the messaging and end up with more than one bag of snacks in their shopping cart.I wish that Tara and I would have had hours to discuss the intricacies of neuroscience and shopping behavior and how it relates to the design of products and in store presentations.This is a subject that I believe all of us should have intimate knowledge.Since I have never met a retailer who wanted to have a bad experience for their customers, I would suggest that implementing a deep understanding of our innate neurobiological hardware is critical.             *                         *                         *ABOUT DAVID KEPRON:LinkedIn Profile: linkedin.com/in/david-kepron-9a1582bWebsites:  https://www.davidkepron.com    (personal website)vmsd.com/taxonomy/term/8645  (Blog)Email: david.kepron@NXTLVLexperiencedesign.comTwitter: DavidKepronPersonal Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/davidkepron/NXTLVL Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nxtlvl_experience_design/Bio:David Kepron is a multifaceted creative professional with a deep curiosity to understand ‘why', ‘what's now' and ‘what's next'. He brings together his background as an architect, artist, educator, author, podcast host and builder to the making of meaningful and empathically-focused, community-centric customer connections at brand experience places around the globe. David is a former VP - Global Design Strategies at Marriott International. While at Marriott, his focus was on the creation of compelling customer experiences within Marriott's “Premium Distinctive” segment which included: Westin, Renaissance, Le Meridien, Autograph Collection, Tribute Portfolio, Design Hotels and Gaylord hotels. In 2020 Kepron founded NXTLVL Experience Design, a strategy and design consultancy, where he combines his multidisciplinary approach to the creation of relevant brand engagements with his passion for social and cultural anthropology, neuroscience and emerging digital technologies. As a frequently requested international speaker at corporate events and international conferences focusing on CX, digital transformation, retail, hospitality, emerging technology, David shares his expertise on subjects ranging from consumer behaviors and trends, brain science and buying behavior, store design and visual merchandising, hotel design and strategy as well as creativity and innovation. In his talks, David shares visionary ideas on how brand strategy, brain science and emerging technologies are changing guest expectations about relationships they want to have with brands and how companies can remain relevant in a digitally enabled marketplace. David currently shares his experience and insight on various industry boards including: VMSD magazine's Editorial Advisory Board, the Interactive Customer Experience Association, Sign Research Foundation's Program Committee as well as the Center For Retail Transformation at George Mason University.He has held teaching positions at New York's Fashion Institute of Technology (F.I.T.), the Department of Architecture & Interior Design of Drexel University in Philadelphia, the Laboratory Institute of Merchandising (L.I.M.) in New York, the International Academy of Merchandising and Design in Montreal and he served as the Director of the Visual Merchandising Department at LaSalle International Fashion School (L.I.F.S.) in Singapore.  In 2014 Kepron published his first book titled: “Retail (r)Evolution: Why Creating Right-Brain Stores Will Shape the Future of Shopping in a Digitally Driven World” and he is currently working on his second book to be published soon. David also writes a popular blog called “Brain Food” which is published monthly on vmsd.com.  The next level experience design podcast is presented by VMSD magazine and Smartwork Media. It is hosted and executive produced by David Kepron. Our original music and audio production by Kano Sound. The content of this podcast is copywrite to David Kepron and NXTLVL Experience Design. Any publication or rebroadcast of the content is prohibited without the expressed written consent of David Kepron and NXTLVL Experience Design.Make sure to tune in for more NXTLVL “Dialogues on DATA: Design Architecture Technology and the Arts” wherever you find your favorite podcasts and make sure to visit vmsd.com and look for the tab for the NXTLVL Experience Design podcast there too.

In Episode 7 of this season's Digital and Dirt Podcast, Ian welcomes Leili Riegel, Senior Associate Brand Manager for Innovation and Strategy at Nestle. During the episode, Leili discusses her career in brand management and details how empathy, consumer insights, and holistic health shapes and impacts marketing strategies and product development at Nestle.

Send us a textWatch it on YouTube: https://youtu.be/y8QOSkmPQikBuilding a successful career as a Brand Manager is about more than just managing clients, it's about growing, learning, and leading. At My Amazon Guy, Steven Pope believes in the power of learning by teaching and the importance of strong support systems.From starting as a Junior Brand Manager to being promoted as a Senior Brand Director, every step matters. Success means managing multiple clients, hitting key revenue goals, and mentoring others along the way. Our unique structure ensures you have the resources you need to excel, with hands-on experience and strong support from the MAG community.We guide you to grow, lead, and excel in a fast-paced environment where learning and teaching are two of our core values.If you're ready to take that next step and become the best Brand Manager within 90 days, apply today at https://myamazonguy.com/jobs and become part of the MAG team.#amazonjobs #amazonhiring #myamazonguy #myamazonguyjobs #remotejobshiringnow Be part of the 334th fastest growing company in the USA!Apply at https://myamazonguy.com/jobs/Read our Glass Door Reviews: https://rb.gy/1jmx60Employee Testimonials https://myamazonguy.com/employee-reviews-of-my-amazon-guy/Internships: https://myamazonguy.com/internships/Brand Manager jobs: https://myamazonguy.com/brand-manager-account-manager-amazon-agency/Amazon PPC jobs: https://myamazonguy.com/apply-for-ppc-job-at-my-amazon-guy/PH Jobs https://myamazonguy.com/phjobs/Graphic Designer Jobs: https://myamazonguy.com/apply-for-a-design-job-at-my-amazon-guy/Sales Jobs (Account Executive) https://myamazonguy.com/sales-jobs-my-amazon-guy-remote/BDR PH based Job: https://myamazonguy.com/bdr-business-development-representative-job-at-my-amazon-guy-remote/Cold Call Specialist PH Job: https://myamazonguy.com/phjobs/Timestamps:0:00 - Introduction1:25 - Transition from Junior BM to regular BM2:45 - Transition to Brand Director3:25 - ConclusionSupport the show

Alex Wang, Director of Brand Marketing at L'Oréal Group, joins Amanda Ma, CEO & Founder of Innovate Marketing Group, to unlock how L'Oréal is disrupting beauty marketing. Tune in now on EventUp! About the guest: Alex Wang is a passionate advocate for inclusive marketing, currently shaping the beauty landscape as Director of Brand Marketing at L'Oréal Group, where he has overseen go-to-market, strategy, and operations on iconic brands like Maybelline New York and Garnier. Recently, Alex spearheaded a first-of-its-kind partnership between L'Oreal and the non-profit Gold House to strengthen authentic and affirming Asian American & Pacific Islander (AAPI) representation in beauty.  Prior to L'Oreal, Alex was Brand Manager for Sally Hansen, the #1 US nail color & care brand, where he developed the brand's strategic partnership with GLAAD. Alex began his career in finance across CPG leaders including Unilever, Newell Brands, and Coty.   Alex earned a MBA from New York University Stern School of Business and holds a BS in Applied Economics & Management from Cornell University. Follow Alex Wang on LinkedIn! EventUp is brought to you by Innovate Marketing Group. An award-winning corporate event and experiential marketing agency based in Los Angeles, California, serving nationwide, creating immersive event experiences to help brands connect with people. Visit Innovate Marketing Group to learn more! Follow us! Find us on ⁠⁠LinkedIn, ⁠⁠⁠⁠EventUp Podcast⁠, and ⁠⁠Instagram

Nick and Jason talk about Andy Roth's last day as Brand Manager at 92.3 The Fan, with a special caller.

Boomer made a comment about the Spike Eskin days, ‘when the PD protected the talent'. What was that about?