Podcasts about creative officer

What makes a misfit or a rebel, and is everyone just fed up with the status quo in the food industry?  Join us for a very special live recording of the Food Rebels Podcast – from the iconic Fortnum & Mason! In this lively episode, the panel explore what it really means to be a challenger brand: those bold businesses shaking things up in food and drink with purpose and passion. Leading the conversation is AJ Sharp, experienced radio presenter, food expert, entrepreneur, broadcaster, and food awards judge, alongside guests Ivo Devereux from Sapling Spirits, a B Corp committed to reforestation, waste reduction, and sustainable packaging. We're also joined by Laurie Fermor from Freddie's Farm, a brand creating healthy, fruit and veg-based snacks for kids, and Liz Darran, Chief Brand and Creative Officer at Fortnum & Mason, who shares insights on how even heritage brands can evolve to stay relevant. Together, the panel digs into the power of storytelling, the importance of sustainability, and how to educate consumers without preaching. From food policy changes to the role of taste and health in product development, this episode is packed with fresh thinking on how the food industry can move towards a cleaner, more transparent future, without losing the joy of eating.

Kasper Sierslev, Chief Commercial and Creative Officer at ZITE, delves into elevating in-house marketing. Companies are bringing roles like graphic designers and copywriters in-house, but for these in-house teams to succeed, they must lay the necessary groundwork. From hiring project managers with industry knowledge to collaborating with external agencies, companies can empower their in-house teams for success. Today, Kasper discusses maximizing in-house marketing competencies.Connect With: Kasper Sierslev: Website // LinkedIn // TwitterThe Rebrand Podcast: Email // LinkedIn // TwitterI Hear Everything: IHearEverything.com // LinkedInSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Kasper Sierslev, Chief Commercial and Creative Officer at ZITE, delves into elevating in-house marketing. Traditionally considered the place where creativity goes to die, in-house marketing is undergoing a profound transformation. With companies bringing more creative talent in-house and leveraging AI tools, the lines are blurring between content, tier two, and production. Today, Kasper discusses revolutionizing in-house marketing.Connect With: Kasper Sierslev: Website // LinkedIn // TwitterThe Rebrand Podcast: Email // LinkedIn // TwitterI Hear Everything: IHearEverything.com // LinkedInSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Welcome to another episode of The Brand Called You, where we explore the journeys of accomplished professionals from around the world. Today, we are excited to dive into the world of creative excellence with Kasper Sierslev, the Chief Commercial and Creative Officer of Zite. With a background rooted in traditional advertising, Kasper has emerged as a trailblazer in the realm of in-house creative teams. Join us as we uncover Kasper's insights and strategies for driving innovation and building high-performing in-house teams that redefine the boundaries of creativity. [00:33] - About Kasper Sierslev Kasper is the Chief Commercial and Creative Officer of Zite. He is also an author of two books. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tbcy/support

Kasper Sierslev, Chief Commercial and Creative Officer at ZITE, delves into elevating in-house marketing. Companies are bringing roles like graphic designers and copywriters in-house, but for these in-house teams to succeed, they must lay the necessary groundwork. From hiring project managers with industry knowledge to collaborating with external agencies, companies can empower their in-house teams for success. Today, Kasper discusses maximizing in-house marketing competencies.Connect With: Kasper Sierslev: Website // LinkedIn // TwitterThe Rebrand Podcast: Email // LinkedIn // TwitterI Hear Everything: IHearEverything.com // LinkedInSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Kasper Sierslev, Chief Commercial and Creative Officer at ZITE, delves into elevating in-house marketing. Traditionally considered the place where creativity goes to die, in-house marketing is undergoing a profound transformation. With companies bringing more creative talent in-house and leveraging AI tools, the lines are blurring between content, tier two, and production. Today, Kasper discusses revolutionizing in-house marketing.Connect With: Kasper Sierslev: Website // LinkedIn // TwitterThe Rebrand Podcast: Email // LinkedIn // TwitterI Hear Everything: IHearEverything.com // LinkedInSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Kari Saitowitz is the current Chief Marketing & Creative Officer of the New York Sports Club (NYSC) and founder of Fhitting Room currently leading the NYSC in a brand comeback, bringing all NYSC brands together under one in both name and online/social introducing a new brand identity while also developing partnerships with brands and creating activations within the clubs that build upon the NYSC mission of changing lives through fitness.  Before embarking on her career in the fitness world, Kari was a key marketing executive at Pepsi focusing on building equity for powerhouse brands and launching new product innovations and campaigns. Kari took her love of planning unique consumer experiences and finding creative solutions to develop a new way for anyone to access the benefits of a personal training session in a motivational group setting.  This “Gym Idea” became the subject line of an email Kari sent to a close friend in 2012 and led to the opening of the first Fhitting Room location in a small studio on Manhattan's Upper East Side in March 2013. The lease for Fhitting Room's flagship Flatiron location was signed six months later, followed by the Upper West side flagship in 2017.  In October 2022, Kari decided to combine her love for fitness and building brand partnerships and was named Chief Marketing & Creative Officer for NYSC when the company acquired Fhitting Room in October 2022  implementing their standard of operating excellence, sense of community, and marketing/brand expertise to lead the return of the new New York Sports Club.  Kari positioned Fhitting Room for a transformational acquisition that delivers incredible growth for NYSC and Fhitting Room. Ten new Fhitting Room locations will open across NYSC flagship markets including New York, Washington D.C., and Philadelphia. She has an MBA from Harvard Business School, where she graduated with honors, and she graduated summa cum laude with a BS in Economics from the Wharton School of University of Pennsylvania. She lives in Manhattan with her husband and two sons. Connect with Kari & NYSC:  Follow Kari on Instagram  Kari Saitowitz LinkedIn NYSC: www.nysc.com | Instagram | LinkedIn Access Meghan Houle Method Career Community & Recruitment Resources: LinkedIn Meghan Houle Instagram Pivot with Purpose Instagram Book a Call With Meghan Subscribe to the Pivot with Purpose Blog Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Kari Saitowitz is the current Chief Marketing & Creative Officer of the New York Sports Club (NYSC) and founder of Fhitting Room currently leading the NYSC in a brand comeback, bringing all NYSC brands together under one in both name and online/social introducing a new brand identity while also developing partnerships with brands and creating activations within the clubs that build upon the NYSC mission of changing lives through fitness.  Before embarking on her career in the fitness world, Kari was a key marketing executive at Pepsi focusing on building equity for powerhouse brands and launching new product innovations and campaigns. Kari took her love of planning unique consumer experiences and finding creative solutions to develop a new way for anyone to access the benefits of a personal training session in a motivational group setting.  This “Gym Idea” became the subject line of an email Kari sent to a close friend in 2012 and led to the opening of the first Fhitting Room location in a small studio on Manhattan's Upper East Side in March 2013. The lease for Fhitting Room's flagship Flatiron location was signed six months later, followed by the Upper West side flagship in 2017.  In October 2022, Kari decided to combine her love for fitness and building brand partnerships and was named Chief Marketing & Creative Officer for NYSC when the company acquired Fhitting Room in October 2022  implementing their standard of operating excellence, sense of community, and marketing/brand expertise to lead the return of the new New York Sports Club.  Kari positioned Fhitting Room for a transformational acquisition that delivers incredible growth for NYSC and Fhitting Room. Ten new Fhitting Room locations will open across NYSC flagship markets including New York, Washington D.C., and Philadelphia. She has an MBA from Harvard Business School, where she graduated with honors, and she graduated summa cum laude with a BS in Economics from the Wharton School of University of Pennsylvania. She lives in Manhattan with her husband and two sons. Connect with Kari & NYSC:  Follow Kari on Instagram  Kari Saitowitz LinkedIn NYSC: www.nysc.com | Instagram | LinkedIn Access Meghan Houle Method Career Community & Recruitment Resources: LinkedIn Meghan Houle Instagram Pivot with Purpose Instagram Book a Call With Meghan Subscribe to the Pivot with Purpose Blog Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Are you ready to be inspired by an accomplished and versatile marketing professional?Join us on the Conquer Local Podcast as we welcome Kasper Sierslev, Chief Commercial and Creative Officer at Zite. With a remarkable career, including collaborations with global giants like Apple, Lego, and Mars, Kasper's expertise in building and guiding in-house creative departments is unparalleled.An award-winning marketer and author of two best-selling books, 'Moving In-House' and 'Win-Win-House,' Kasper offers deep insights into in-house marketing dynamics that will leave you with a fresh perspective.Get ready to be captivated by his expertise and remarkable adaptability in diverse business landscapes!Giveaway Alert! Conquer Local Podcast listeners, grab your free copy of Kasper's 'Win-Win-House' book at www.win-win-house.com/vendastaConquer Local is presented by Vendasta. We have proudly served 5.5+ million local businesses through 60,000+ channel partners, agencies, and enterprise-level organizations. Learn more about Vendasta, and we can help your organization or learn more about Vendasta's Affiliate Program and how our listeners (like yourself) make up to $10,000 off referrals.Are you an entrepreneur, salesperson, or marketer? Then, keep the learning going in the Conquer Local Academy.

Kari Saitowitz is a baseball fanatic, the founder of Fhitting Room, and currently serves as the Chief Marketing and Creative Officer for the New York Sports Club. She graduated from the Wharton School with a strategic management and marketing focus and got her first job at American Express. From there, she leaned into her passion for marketing and decided to pursue her MBA. After graduating from Harvard Business School, Kari worked at Pepsi until she had her son. After his birth, she started meeting with a personal trainer who also happened to be in business school, and their conversations led her to become an “accidental entrepreneur” as she launched Fhitting Room in 2012. Business was booming until COVID changed everything. In 2022, NYSC acquired Fhitting Room and brought Kari on as their Chief Marketing and Creative Officer.In this episode, Alan and Kari discuss her path to creating Fhitting Room, how she ended up at NYSC, the complexity of their organizational overhaul and rebrand, and all the twists and turns that have happened along the way. NYSC is a long-standing brand, having recently celebrated its 50th anniversary. At the peak, there were over 200 clubs, but after closing many during the pandemic, there are now just under 50. Over the past few years, the NYSC has suffered from growing pains as it rebounded from the pandemic, shifted from a public to a private company, and brought in a new CEO. Now, in the rebuild phase, the focus is on repairing their damaged reputation and renewing trust.Kari is currently leading NYSC in a brand comeback by bringing all NYSC brands together under one roof in both name and operation. To execute the rebrand, Kari's main infrastructure goals have been consolidating the backend tech, implementing automation, and bolstering the NYSC brand. These efforts have unified their brand identity, increased efficiency and productivity, and improved the member experience. Now their biggest marketing objectives are increasing brand awareness, showing they are open and investing, growing membership, and deepening relationships to improve retention. They are also developing partnerships and creating activations with Garmin, Under Armor, and Hyperice to enhance the member experience, community unification, overall wellness, and build upon the NYSC mission of changing lives through fitness.In this episode, you'll learn:The founding of Fhitting Room and Kari's path to NYSCHow Kari and her team are repairing reputational damage after a huge transitionPractical aspects of a complete brand overhaulKey Highlights:[02:00] 7 MLB events in 7 days across 5 cities[04:35] From “accidental entrepreneur” to CMO[11:30] Pivoting the Fhitting Room through COVID[14:00] Where is NYSC today, and how does Fhitting Room fit in?[16:30] Rebuilding the value proposition[18:55] Consolidating complexity[25:40] Meeting people where they are[28:45] Garmin, Under Armor, and Hyperice, oh my![31:15] Celebrating 50 years of NYSC[33:35] Learning to believe in herself and her abilities[36:55] Enjoy the journey and take more risks.[38:55] The AI portion of the show[39:40] The power of individual creators and influencers[42:00] The complexity and fragmentation of media Looking for more?Visit our website for the full show notes, links to resources mentioned in this episode, and ways to connect with the guest! Become a member today and listen ad-free, visit https://plus.acast.com/s/marketingtoday. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ever wondered how a brand evolves from producing just 12 dresses to becoming an industry leader, shaping the bridal world with a multitude of diverse collections? Join us as we delve into the awe-inspiring journey of Mori Lee, celebrating their 70th anniversary, with none other than Terry Eagle, the CEO, and Madeline Gardner, the Chief Design and Creative Officer. Together, they reveal how they've shifted from major department stores to independent retailers and navigated the evolving landscape of the bridal industry.Madeline Gardner, a woman acclaimed for her dedication and deep understanding of the bridal domain, shares fascinating insights into the design process of Mori Lee. She highlights the significance of fit, fashion, and the unique 13-point boning construction in her designs. You'll also get an exclusive peek into the remarkable partnership between Mori Lee, Coterie, and Milanche de Laud, resulting in a breathtaking couture collection for brides.Looking into the future, we explore the collaboration between Madeline and the sales team, showcasing how they work hand in hand to design dresses that brides adore. We also navigate through the eclectic Mori Lee collections, from the core collection, the Blue, the plus-sized Giulietta, to the modern minimalist Amy and Eve. Finally, don't miss our invitation to engage with us; share your wedding-related queries to get a chance to feature in one of our future episodes. Let's embrace the enchantment and magic of weddings together!___After graduating from the Fashion Institute of New York City, Madeline Gardner's dreams of becoming a true Designer took shape and she has been the Chief Design + Creative Director at the NY-based bridal label, Morilee, for the last 25 years. With the studio in the heart of bustling New York City, Madeline Gardner continues to seek influences from all the latest fashions. While her style is always evolving, her designs continue to transcend time. Follow on IG: https://www.instagram.com/morileeofficial/Places to go - People to see: Kelly's Site: http://www.kellymcwilliams.comKelly's Blog: https://www.kellymcwilliams.com/blogInstagram: @kellyamcwilliams About Kelly:Kelly knows how incredible a well planned wedding can be. Every moment counts and every decision plays a part. Wedding planning should be fun and as easy to do as possible. Besides planning weddings, Kelly travels the globe as an industry speaker. Kelly is a Martha Stewart Top Wedding Planner & this podcast won Brides magazine and WeddingWire's best podcast. Need a little help planning your wedding?The Getting Ready Room List (ON SALE NOW)Wedding Song Ideas: Spotify Playlist Included! (ON SALE NOW)Download the Wedding Spending Plan ...

Kevin Reste operates at the unique intersection of art, media, and technology. As a Creative Operations Specialist, Artist, and Producer with an MFA in Design and Technology from Parsons the New School of Design, his expertise is multifaceted. Kevin's contributions range from motion capture animation for the renowned Rock Band video game series to high-impact VFX work for artists like A$ap Rocky and Cardi B, along with key projects for Budweiser, Coca-Cola, and NFL Sunday Night Football. Serving as the Creative Officer at WebXR.tools and with notable collaborations with industry leaders like WPP and Droga, Kevin continuously pushes the boundaries of digital creativity. In a landscape ever-shifting between technical precision and creative expression, Kevin stands out as a strategic facilitator, ensuring these realms harmoniously converge for top-tier results.

The Marketing division at FH has recently appointed Mario Muredda as President and promoted tenured executive Ryan Mason to Chief Marketing and Creative Officer. In this conversation we'll learn more about their experience at FH, organizational changes in play to support a better approach to omnichannel marketing and what differentiates FH from other network agencies and commercialization partners.

Today, I'm joined by Kari Saitowitz, chief marketing & creative officer of New York Sports Club and founder of Fhitting Room. After founding and operating NYC-based boutique HIIT and functional fitness studio Fhitting Room, Kari joined New York Sports Club upon its acquisition of her brand in late 2022. Now, she's merging Fhitting Room's programming while working to redefine the health club experience. In this episode, we discuss the evolution of boutique fitness, Kari explains the club-in-club concept that led to Fhitting Room's acquisition, and we talk about how demand for strength training and functional workouts is reshaping gyms. In this episode, you'll learn: • About Kari's 10-year journey at the helm of Fhitting Room • How boutique fitness has evolved over the past decade • How health clubs and boutique studios can work together Subscribe to the podcast → insider.fitt.co/podcast Subscribe to our newsletter → insider.fitt.co/subscribe Follow us on LinkedIn → linkedin.com/company/fittinsider/ - The Fitt Insider podcast is brought to you by Jack Taylor, our exclusive PR partner. More than just PR, they're creative storytellers and brand builders who actually understand the health and wellness industry. Learn more and get in touch at JackTaylorPR.com/Fitt Chapters: (00:00) Introduction (01:29) Kari's Background (02:41) Observing consumer behavior (03:16) Fhitting Room's origin story (08:39) Growth strategy (15:02) Fhitting Room's @ strategy (17:44) Creating a financially sustainable business  (23:37) Journey to getting acquired by New York Sports Club (33:34) Reasons for the acquisition (35:29) What to expect post-acquisition and Kari's new role (41:48) NYSC's main objectives (42:51) Conclusion

We couldn't imagine a better guest for Mental Health Awareness Month than Amy Keller Laird: Founder & CEO of Mental. We sat down with Amy to ask about her career journey from Editor in Chief of Women's Health Magazine to founder of the first digital mental health & lifestyle brand for women.As someone who had worked in the beauty and wellness space as Beauty Director of Allure, Amy had seen the world of mental health talked about, but not in the way she had personally experienced. Amy has lived with OCD, anxiety and postpartum depression and found that she wasn't seeing her lived experience being reflected. We really admire how Amy married her experience in magazines and her journey with mental health to create something truly authentic: “I wanted to say, "Where's the publication that would speak to me?”To hear more of Amy's career journey and her thoughts on how we can break the stigma of talking about mental health in the workplace, listen to this episode wherever you get your podcasts!

This week Alex & Ryan conclude their talk with reality TV pioneer & creativity guru Gary Carter, in the second episode of a two-part series.  Gary Carter is Creative Officer and member of the management team at the Waag Futurelab in Amsterdam, which he joined in 2020. After training and working as an actor and director in his native South Africa, he worked for many years in the international television production sector, where his reputation for the leadership of creative teams and content innovation was based on his contribution to the rise of reality television. As a member of the leadership teams of global production and distribution companies, he held senior positions at Endemol, Fremantle, Shine Group, and Endemol Shine Group. His work has been recognized with a Cannes Lion (Silver), and the C21/FRAPA/Reed Midem Award for Outstanding Achievement. He is widely in demand as a speaker at events ranging from industry conferences to the Aspen Festival of Ideas. He is a non-executive director of K7 Media (UK), the television industry's premiere content research agency, and is on the advisory board of Gutsy Animation (Finland). Gary Carter Waag Futurelab Alex Keledjian Alex Keledjian is the creator of Project Greenlight, a documentary television series where executive producers Matt Damon and Ben Affleck gave first-time filmmakers a chance to direct their first feature film.   In 2018, Alex wrote and directed the film High Voltage starring David Arquette and Luke Wilson. Ryan Gibson Ryan Gibson is an Emmy-award winning producer of such films as the critically acclaimed Woe and the upcoming film Slotherhouse. He has worked for over twenty years in all aspects of film development and production. HBO Max will stream the latest season of the Emmy-nominated TV series Project Greenlight from executive producer Issa Rae and Miramax Television in January 2023. How I Got Greenlit Instagram Twitter Podlink Credits Alex Keledjian, Host Ryan Gibson, Host Pete Musto, Producer/Editor Jeremiah Tittle, Producer Experience more of How I Got Greenlit via ncpodcasts.com For guest inquiries, sponsorships, and all other magnificent concerns, please reach How I Got Greenlit via howIgotgreenlit@gmail.com For inquiries and more information on Next Chapter Podcasts info@ncpodcasts.com New episodes go live every Tuesday. Please subscribe, rate & review on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, wherever you listen to podcasts. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week Alex & Ryan talk with reality TV pioneer & creativity guru Gary Carter, in the first episode of a two-part series. Gary Carter is Creative Officer and member of the management team at the Waag Futurelab in Amsterdam, which he joined in 2020. After training and working as an actor and director in his native South Africa, he worked for many years in the international television production sector, where his reputation for the leadership of creative teams and content innovation was based on his contribution to the rise of reality television. As a member of the leadership teams of global production and distribution companies, he held senior positions at Endemol, Fremantle, Shine Group, and Endemol Shine Group. His work has been recognized with a Cannes Lion (Silver), and the C21/FRAPA/Reed Midem Award for Outstanding Achievement. He is widely in demand as a speaker at events ranging from industry conferences to the Aspen Festival of Ideas. He is a non-executive director of K7 Media (UK), the television industry's premiere content research agency, and is on the advisory board of Gutsy Animation (Finland). Gary Carter Waag Futurelab Alex Keledjian Alex Keledjian is the creator of Project Greenlight, a documentary television series where executive producers Matt Damon and Ben Affleck gave first-time filmmakers a chance to direct their first feature film.   In 2018, Alex wrote and directed the film High Voltage starring David Arquette and Luke Wilson. Ryan Gibson Ryan Gibson is an Emmy-award winning producer of such films as the critically acclaimed Woe and the upcoming film Slotherhouse. He has worked for over twenty years in all aspects of film development and production. HBO Max will stream the latest season of the Emmy-nominated TV series Project Greenlight from executive producer Issa Rae and Miramax Television in January 2023. How I Got Greenlit Instagram Twitter Podlink Credits Alex Keledjian, Host Ryan Gibson, Host Pete Musto, Producer/Editor Jeremiah Tittle, Producer Experience more of How I Got Greenlit via ncpodcasts.com For guest inquiries, sponsorships, and all other magnificent concerns, please reach How I Got Greenlit via howIgotgreenlit@gmail.com For inquiries and more information on Next Chapter Podcasts info@ncpodcasts.com New episodes go live every Tuesday. Please subscribe, rate & review on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, wherever you listen to podcasts. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Robert Ancill, the CEO and Creative Officer of TNI Design, an architecture and design agency based in Los Angeles joins Enterprise Radio. The post The Future of Restaurant Design with Robert Ancill appeared first on Enterprise Podcast Network - EPN.

Και γιατί να μην αγοράσει το Xbox η Sony; Και γιατί να υπάρχει Sonic Creative Officer; Για γεύση, έχουμε και Basements n' Basiliks από eNVy softworks. Το παρόν επεισόδιο φτάνει σε εσάς με την υποστήριξη της: LEAP Get in touch: Email | Twitter Ι Facebook Group Hosted by: Elias Pappas - Facebook | Twitter | Instagram Manos Vezos - The Vez | Facebook | Twitter | Instagram Ι Apple Music Sonic Team head Takashi Iizuka is taking on a new executive officer role at Sega | VGC Yuji Naka admits to insider trading | GamesIndustry.biz Vienna Calling: THQ Nordic Opens Up First Flagship Store M&A Behaviour Interactive acquires SockMonkey Studios | GamesIndustry.biz Transmedia Dead by Daylight's getting a movie Netflix and The Pokémon Company team up for brand new stop-motion series 'Pokémon Concierge' - About Netflix Gran Turismo and Just Dance will be events in the 2023 Olympic Esports Series | VGC PC Game Pass PC Game Pass Preview is Available for Insiders in 40 New Countries - Xbox Wire EA, Battlefield και single player EA DICE is building a new single-player team for a future Battlefield game | GamesIndustry.biz Beyond Good And Evil 2 Faces New Shakeup Amid Delays God of War Ragnarok picks up 14 nominations for BAFTA Games Awards 2023 | GamesIndustry.biz Square Enix Notification of Changes in the Representative Director of the Company and a Consolidated Subsidiary Ampere Analysis: Console market dipped to $56.2bn in 2022 | GamesIndustry.biz Basements n' Basilisks: Storms of Sorcery

Και γιατί να μην αγοράσει το Xbox η Sony; Και γιατί να υπάρχει Sonic Creative Officer; Για γεύση, έχουμε και Basements n' Basiliks από eNVy softworks. Το παρόν επεισόδιο φτάνει σε εσάς με την υποστήριξη της: LEAP Get in touch: Email | Twitter Ι Facebook Group Hosted by: Elias Pappas - Facebook | Twitter | Instagram Manos Vezos - The Vez | Facebook | Twitter | Instagram Ι Apple Music Sonic Team head Takashi Iizuka is taking on a new executive officer role at Sega | VGC Yuji Naka admits to insider trading | GamesIndustry.biz Vienna Calling: THQ Nordic Opens Up First Flagship Store M&A Behaviour Interactive acquires SockMonkey Studios | GamesIndustry.biz Transmedia Dead by Daylight's getting a movie Netflix and The Pokémon Company team up for brand new stop-motion series 'Pokémon Concierge' - About Netflix Gran Turismo and Just Dance will be events in the 2023 Olympic Esports Series | VGC PC Game Pass PC Game Pass Preview is Available for Insiders in 40 New Countries - Xbox Wire EA, Battlefield και single player EA DICE is building a new single-player team for a future Battlefield game | GamesIndustry.biz Beyond Good And Evil 2 Faces New Shakeup Amid Delays God of War Ragnarok picks up 14 nominations for BAFTA Games Awards 2023 | GamesIndustry.biz Square Enix Notification of Changes in the Representative Director of the Company and a Consolidated Subsidiary Ampere Analysis: Console market dipped to $56.2bn in 2022 | GamesIndustry.biz Basements n' Basilisks: Storms of Sorcery

Wesley Peters is a native of Little Rock, Arkansas and he is the Creative Officer of Revolt Renaissance Publishing. For the "Arkansas Black History" Coloring Book - Volume 1 visit https://adaja-cooper-studio.myshopify.com/ Learn more about Revolt Renaissance Publishing at https://revoltrenaissancepublishing.com/

Justin Crawford is a multimedia host, creative producer, top podcast host and entrepreneur who interviews some of today's biggest celebrities, newsmakers, thought leaders and more. In just a few years after graduating from the University of Tennessee, Justin has managed to work for major media companies like NBCUniversal and ESPN - while (on the side) launching creative companies and strategically producing content and podcasts with brands that encourage audiences to optimistically build the best life possible. Justin is currently the Founder/Executive Producer of JUST Media, a creative content agency based in both Los Angeles, CA. Additionally, Justin found himself as a partner at The House of Routine, where he serves as the Chief Wellness and Creative Officer. THOR is a self-development and productivity company that produces live wellness events and provides creative consulting services to clients in various industries. OH! And of course, they have 2 best-selling journals, The Daily Routine and Questions For Myself. He also hosts/produces two Top 100 New Apple Podcasts, The Routine Project and Men of the Hour. Both of these self-development and wellness shows are dedicated to bringing listeners stories that will inspire them to take their personal and professional lives to the next level. Past guests include: Rob Dyrdek, Tamron Hall, Elizabeth Hurley, Gary Vaynerchuk, Rebecca Minkoff, Kevin O'Leary, Lil' Jon, Tom Bilyeu, Jamie Chung, Ryan Serhant, Boris Kodjoe, Gabriel Iglesias, Andy Grammer, and more! CHAPTERS 0:00 – Intro 0:02 – How men can start caring for their mental health 1:57 – How to deal with a friend who confides in you about their problems 3:22 – Revamping your social circle and cutting some toxic people off 6:01 – Creating genuine friendships through acquaintances 8:31 – Justin's thoughts on dating and relationships 12:27 – What connects all of those successful men and sets them apart from the rest 17:36 – His approach to booking high-profile guests for his podcast show 21:58 – How to stay motivated when a podcast episode doesn't produce the desired results 25:34 – Some of Justin's favorite guests on his podcast show 27:43 – Things he would tell the 21-year-old version of himself 29:56 – What would Justin do if time and money were not an issue? CONNECT WITH JUSTIN Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/heyjustincrawford Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/justincrawfordtv Twitter: https://twitter.com/justcrawfordtv JUST Media Web: https://just-media.co/ Listen to the Routine Project podcast here: Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-routine-project-podcast/id1622427456?i=1000566237615 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0ogp5Cor9bzmiZtLZHhhNo?si=c02cf19c3ea74516 Listen to The Men of the Hour podcast here: Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/men-of-the-hour/id1528970050?i=1000553429812 Spotify: http://bit.ly/thebrendanburnsshowspotify FOLLOW US High-Level Podcast YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@AxelAxePodcast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/highleveltv Axel Axe: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/AxelArzola/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/axelaxeofficial/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/heyaxelarzola/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/AxelAxeOfficial Website: https://redaxemedia.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/redaxe.media/ --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/axelaxe/support

Robin Landa is a distinguished professor at Michael Graves College at Kane University, as well as an award-winning author who has written 25 books. She did her training as a Designer and fine artist and was swayed into writing. Robin's books are an extension of her work in the classroom to educate people and have taught 1000s of people to tap into their creative potential.One quick way for people to tap into their creative potential is to be curious and observant, and it's critical to maintain your creativity and mental health. There have been articles about the fact that being observant, wards off civility, and asking specific questions, posing questions about possibilities outside your own experience, not about regrets, but about possibilities. Listen to what other people say. That's how inventions are created. Strategic creativity is the power to conceive something that solves a problem and benefits people, aiming empathetically at an appropriate target audience, which is the key. When people think about creativity, they often think about poets or painters being creative and doing their own thing for themselves. In advertising, branding, and design, we aim at mass audiences. Being strategic in the creative process, and being relevant in order to connect with people and resonate in the long term. Being thoughtful and fitting into people's lives to have context, appropriate perspective, and humanistic, being people-centered. Make those observations, always look for that human truth, and have the insight on to base an idea. Solutions have to be interesting, something that people will want to spend time on. Looking at the social film for Intel by PJ Pereira, the president and chief global Creative Officer of Pereira O'Dell, called The Beauty Inside. Auditioning people on Facebook to be in the film, all fans – male or female – were called to audition for the lead role of Alex because his appearance changes every day. Every time this person wakes up, he's in a different body, it's the same person on the inside, just like Intel is on the inside, but the person looked different on the outside. People also played Alex throughout the experience on his Facebook timeline, via photos and videos, adding to his narrative at every step. When this person fell in love, he had to deal with the fact that his physical being kept changing. It was a real breakthrough idea in advertising, a branded content piece for Intel.You don't want your work to sound like advertising. Nobody wants to be sold. Nobody wants a sales pitch and therefore you have to get under people's radar. The greatest risk is to do something pedestrian, to do whatever the other guys are doing because no one's going to take notice. It hurts when advertising sounds like hucksters or snake oil salesmen. A lot of brands right now are trying to do good for society. Contribute the foundations they have, to sustainability. To align their values with Gen Z as Gen Z really wants to know what you're doing for the world, doing more than just making a profit. In this episode:[02:23] Ways to help people tap into their creative potential and communicate it to the worldAsking specific questions and being very curiousBeing observant is critical to not only maintaining your creativity but your mental health[04:49] How strategic creativity is so important for advertising agencies and graphic designersThe power to conceive something that solves a problemConnect with people in order to be relevant and resonate long termLooking for that human truth, that insight on what you can base ideas on[08:45] Discussing examples of great advertisingMcdonald's and Burger KingThe Fearless Girl on Wall streetThe social film for Intel by PJ Pereira called The Beauty...

On this month's episode, Founder Jennifer Risi sat down with Caroline Dettman, Chief Marketing & Creative Officer, The Female Quotient to discuss the latest news on the Sway Effect being named the official communications partner for the Female Quotient, an industry leading organization committed to closing the gender gap in the workplace. They explore what gender equality means and how advancements have a ripple effect on all areas of development for communities.

Joel Hladecek has over 30 years experience pioneering creative solutions and strategies in emerging mediums - from Fortune 500 interactive marketing solutions to virtual reality theme-park rides.

Everyone craves creativity and wants incredible design, but how does creativity really come about for a project? But more importantly, once you get there, how do you make an immersive and memorable experience for your brand or event?Design is subjective, but great design is not. Great design takes process, listening, vision and talent. While creativity and ideas are important, having a solid strategy and process to execute is just as important.The key is to understand that the brand or event is the star of the show, not the design. Design should support the brand and be an extension of the brand's voice. It should also be strategic, taking into account all touch points of the brand or event journey. And finally, it should be executed flawlessly with attention to detail. When all of these elements come together, THAT's when great design happens.By understanding the event brand, objectives and target audience, we can develop a creative approach that aligns with the business goals to produce an impactful event.In this episode of Event Marketing: Redefined, I'm bringing you the most bada** creative designer I knows, my friend and colleague, Jeff Ocasio.Creative Officer of Rockway Exhibits, Jeff will dive into the trade secrets of what makes a brand experience successful.This episode featured event marketing topics like:- How to get the most out of your design agency- Trends in event/brand design- Tips for marketers from a design expert- How to create immersive spaces- Technology and what role it plays in design for event marketing- If you have a room full of our clients, what would you want them to leave knowing?- Why process creates incredible designIf you have been craving creativity or a fresh perspective on your marketing strategy, this episode is for you!Connect with Me:On my LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/matt-kleinrock-9613b22b/On my Company: https://rockwayexhibits.com/

Bree Mills takes us on the incredible journey from building a career in a new world and taking a mindful approach to properly serving a customer base with interaction and passion with projects geared to empower everyone involved. - Follow Bree: https://www.instagram.com/thebreemills - Follow Lisa Ann: http://thereallisaann.social

In his time at Timberland, Bevan Bloemendaal drove global retail experiences and creative services. He helped bring the brand's sustainability mission to stores and helped establish new processes for teams across the organization to collaborate to bring physical and digital together.   Now, as Chief Brand and Creative Officer at NELSON Worldwide, Bevan is helping shape brand experiences for brands across industries. During this week's Retail Remix, he digs into the trends shaping the future of retail specifically, including how:   Consumers' demand for sustainable business practices will impact future store design projects and concepts;   Retailers can use digital elements thoughtfully to bring their brand promise to life; and  Sensory elements are bringing physical storytelling to the next level.     This week's episode is brought to you by TaxJar From marketplaces to social selling, the opportunities for e-commerce retailers to grow their business have never been better. But selling on more platforms and in more regions means increasingly complex sales tax requirements. TaxJar automates the entire sales tax compliance lifecycle for retailers, including real-time calculations, multichannel reporting, nexus calculations and automated filing. They simplify your sales tax so you can focus on the important stuff, like developing great products and attracting customers. Visit www.taxjar.com to learn more.  RELATED LINKS  Learn more about NELSON Worldwide  Download RTP's latest story design and experience research report  Access more exclusive content about new store concepts

Back with a BANG (crash and wallop), the Talent Atelier team are here to talk about how to manage scaling the career ladder while being a parent. We've got guests this episode in the form of Kirsty Hathaway, Creative Content and Creative Officer who is currently consulting for the likes of Psycle and was formerly at Refinery29 as well as Gemma Doyle- a lawyer in her past life and now consulting across luxury fashion and beauty brands as MD/CEO, Gemma has a background at Net-A-Porter as well as being on the board of Roksanda. We talk through how they got to where they are now while having young kids, the reality of managing people's expectations and how businesses can help parents in order to retain great talent. As always, if you have any ideas, comments or questions then please do reach out on podcast@talentatelier.com, and we also have a growing archive of articles on www.talentatelier.com.

When done well, OOH smashes it. Local brands have been lagging, but the smart ones are learning from the likes of Nike, driving a “creative revolution” in digital out of home, reckons Neil Ackland, oOh!media's Chief Content, Marketing and Creative Officer. While tech like QR codes, 3D animation, location data and anamorphic screens can drive huge results, “There's a difference between what is available that creatives can use and then what's actually coming through the pipeline,” he says. Jetstar ran a QR code-based campaign in Melbourne and reached 6 million people with press coverage. Nike and Twitter are trying innovating creative – then sharing the campaigns on social to drive more engagement. Ackland says oOh! has launched a creative department, Poly, to reverse the lag. “We have to show brands through action how to deliver great out of home creative,” he says. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today's Guest: Dawn Abbott Dawn Abbott, CSEP is CEO and Owner of Fun Productions, Inc. which she began with her husband Tim in 1991. They started the business from the ground up and have changed, reinvented, and improved upon both the businesses and life through a huge number of ups and downs, trials, mistakes, and obstacles. Dawn started another entity as a passion project in 2010 and serves as the Owner and Creative Officer of that company as well, Connections Team Building & Training. Dawn served for 2 years as the Western Regional Vice-President for ILEA and has served 6 years on the ILEA Denver Board of Directors. She was inducted into the ILEA Denver Hall of Fame as well as Colorado Meeting and Events Magazine Hall of Fame. Dawn has also served on the Meetings Industry Council Board and on the Denver Small Business Development Center advisory board and The Colorado Meetings and Events magazine Advisory Board. Dawn has grown her small business from a tiny start up out of her home to a multi-office, 15,000 square foot warehouse and showroom with 15 full-time and 100+ part-time employees and multi-million-dollar revenues. Life took a turn in 2013 when the Abbotts had 3 businesses, 18- & 21-year-old sons, and a busy life. The accidental blessing of Dawn's pregnancy just when their empty nest was right around the corner started some big changes. Three months after Tim & Dawn's baby was born, the family and community lost Tim in an accident. Dawn was supposed to be slowing down, potentially selling a business, reconnecting with a husband of 25 years while getting used to an empty nest. Instead, she was a widow with an infant, 2 young sons who had lost their Dad, and businesses to run without a partner. She made very intentional and calculated decisions to find her passions, discover her strengths, and start choosing what her life was going to look like. Through the last 9 years Dawn has explored, read, gotten several certifications, joined mastermind groups, and dove deep into self-discovery and personal development. On this episode: Stacey is joined by entrepreneur and owner of Fun Productions Inc, Dawn Abbott for a discussion on the evolution of success, tragedy, and recovery. Key Takeaways -Your view of success will change over time. -Trusting your team is essential to your success. -Be crystal clear on your vision. Tweetable Quotes: "In the beginning, my version of success was paying bills and feeding my family. It was that simple." -Dawn Abbott "If we could start our definition of success the same way we end it; success would be so much more simple." -Stacey O'Byrne "There was a time where I realized I had to control my ego. I was running the business in a way where everything had to flow through me. It wasn't sustainable." -Dawn Abbott "If you're trying to build a business that is outside of your value system; you're going to hit that ceiling and eventually get a headache." -Stacey O'Byrne Dawn Abbott: https:www.funproductions.com Resources: Instagram: @thestaceyobyrne Schedule a 15 minute call with Stacey:http://pivotpointadvantage.com/talktostacey ( http://pivotpointadvantage.com/talktostacey) If you're ready to take yourself and your business to the next level and are interested in a coaching program that will get you there check out:http://pivotpointadvantage.com/iwantsuccess ( http://pivotpointadvantage.com/iwantsuccess)  Join an interactive environment to help you build the success you've always wanted with other like-minded, success-driven entrepreneurs, business owners, and sales professionals:https://facebook.com/groups/sellwithoutselling ( https://facebook.com/groups/sellwithoutselling) 

Scott Kerr sits down with Dirk Schönberger, global creative officer at German luxury heritage brand MCM to discuss how he's been taking the brand to new heights since joining in 2018. Dirk talks about leaving his era-defining role as creative director at Adidas to join MCM, bringing on Gen Z heavyweights Billie Eilish and Iann Dior as the new faces of the brand, the importance of talking to and listening to young consumers, introducing two new logo designs after 45 years, and why growing its shoe buiness is the next logical step for MCM. Plus: Seeing a future where MCM creates a cultural movement in the metaverse Featuring: Dirk Schönberger, Global Creative Officer at MCM Worldwide (mcmworldwide.com) Host: Scott Kerr, Founder & President of Silvertone Consulting About The Luxury Item podcast: The Luxury Item is a podcast on the business of luxury and the people and companies that are shaping the future of the luxury industry. Stay Connected: Twitter: @theluxuryitem, @scott_kerr, @silvertone_inc Email: scott@silvertoneconsulting.com Newsletter: brilliantcut.substack.com Don't forget to subscribe, rate, and review!

B2B marketing campaigns rarely elicit the awe and frenzy of their B2C cousins. Creativity often gets hustled out by data, martech and metrics. In this episode, we explore the role of creativity in B2B marketing withour guest Ned Brown, Chief Creative Officer at Bader Rutter.

Former Chief Marketing & Creative Officer at Versace, Warner Bros., Escada, Sony Pictures, E!, Condé Nast A seasoned marketing and creative executive with extensive experience in aspirational lifestyle brands and consumer products -- much of it global. ... 0:00 Intro: Who is Stephen Croncota? 6:05 What does Stephen look for when hiring Marketeers? 16:30 Stephen's Story: How did he start? 39:40 Vision behind Stephen's Success 51:30 How did Stephen do Market Research? 1:05:00 How to come up with new Marketing Ideas? 1:24:00 Campaigning & Budget for Start-Ups 1:43:00 Stephen's experience in Fashion Industry 1:53:00 Outro: Stephen's Advices ... Join Our Facebook Group Community here: http://bit.ly/sfe-community Listen to our SFE podcast - Impact Talks on Anchor or Spotify: https://startupfundingevent.com/podcast/ Get a FREE VIP Ticket for our next event: http://www.startupfundingevent.com Created by https://www.lightningvideoeditors.com

Today’s story comes from Sharon Brewster. Sharon is the Chief Brand and Creative Officer at Brewster Branding, a creative agency specializing in helping businesses connect with customers. She is passionate about business innovation, growth, and entrepreneurship. Merging brand strategies, creativity, technology, and a psychologically-nuanced technique, Sharon collaborates with business owners and entrepreneurs to develop a personalized, purposeful and recognizable brand that some would consider their first true reflection in copy. Using web, social media, print, and audience segmentation, Sharon designs with a supportive and inclusive approach to help clients achieve their business goals and life goals. Enjoy the listen. You can find Sharon at http://www.brewsterbranding.com/portal

How would you define Empathy? And what can one do to become more empathetic? These are just some of the questions Empathy Expert Mimi Nicklin will dive into in this episode of Perishable Wisdom. Mimi talks about how the changing times have resulted in high stress and low empathy environment and ways one can follow the "practice makes permanent" approach and nurture the skill of being more empathetic. She has over 15 years of experience working across the globe as an Empathetic Leader and Business Coach to help corporations be more empathetic and bring about a change in the working culture. Shayamal and Mimi talk about the several pieces of research done on empathy, what's contributes to a lack of empathy and Mimi's book ‘Softening The Edge' in this episode. Mimi Nicklin has 15 years of experience as a marketer and communications specialist, a well-known empathetic leader, and the Creative Officer and Regional Managing Director for a global advertising agency. She is also the author of the book ‘Empathy for Breakfast'. For brand partnerships, collaborations and sponsorship opportunities, send us an email at hi@wyn.studio Perishable Wisdom is a WYN Studio production. Find us at http://wyn.studio. Connect with us: Mimi - Instagram  Shayamal - Instagram See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

For this new episode of Unlimited perspective series I'm glad to introduce you to Mimi Nicklin, International Best Selling Author of “Softening the Edge”, host of the ‘Empathy for Breakfast' show as well as the ‘Secrets of The Gap' which was recently nominated among the top 5 best Podcasts in UAE by Khaleej Times. Creative Officer and Regional Managing Director for a global advertising agency, Mimi has lived in London, Hong Kong, Johannesburg, Singapore, Cape Town and now Dubai, and worked for over 15 years in 25 markets across the globe with the mission to change organizations from the inside out, focusing on cultural, behavioral and mindset change. She's an Empathy Ambassador who believes that `Empathetic influence can make a significant difference to our society and world of work, and her HER GOAL is TO inspire change, FILL THE EMPATHY GAP AND REBUILD OUR SOCIETIES AND BUSINESSES WORLDWIDE, ONE ORGANISATION, AT A TIME! So today we're here to contribute to MiMi's mission and spread her message about Empathy. For highlights and behind the scenes follow my Unlimited journey on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/un.limited.me/ If you liked my Unlimited approach and are interested to sponsor this or similar episodes, connect with me directly via LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/danielarossiunlimited/ Or if you wish to apply to be featured please drop me your details connect@un-limited.me To Unlimited Opportunities!

For this new episode of Unlimited perspective series we’re glad to introduce you to Mimi Nicklin, International Best Selling Author of “Softening the Edge”, host of the ‘Empathy for Breakfast’ show as well as the ‘Secrets of The Gap’ which was recently nominated among the top 5 best Podcasts in UAE by Khaleej Times. Creative Officer and Regional Managing Director for a global advertising agency, Mimi has lived in London, Hong Kong, Johannesburg, Singapore, Cape Town and now Dubai, and worked for over 15 years in 25 markets across the globe with the mission to change organisations from the inside out, focusing on cultural, behavioural and mindset change. She’s an Empathy Ambassador who believes that `Empathetic influence can make a significant difference to our society and world of work, and her HER GOAL is TO inspire change, FILL THE EMPATHY GAP AND REBUILD OUR SOCIETIES AND BUSINESSES WORLDWIDE, ONE ORGANISATION, AT A TIME! So today we’re here to contribute to MiMi’s mission and spread her message about Empathy.

About This Episode: Mimi Nicklin is an author and the host of the ‘Empathy for Breakfast' breakfast show as well as the ‘Secrets of The Gap' podcast. She is an experienced marketer and communications specialist, a well-known empathetic leader, and the Creative Officer and Regional Managing Director for a global advertising agency. For over fifteen years she has been working across the globe with her clients to drive stand out creative interventions that lead to business and culture change. Driven by the pursuit of bringing conscientiousness to the role and impact of Regenerative Leadership, with a desire to make the world of work a more empathetic, valuable and sustainably healthy place to be, ‘Softening The Edge' is Mimi's debut book. Find out more about Mimi at: Mimi's website Instagram Softening the Edge: Empathy: How humanity's oldest leadership trait is changing our world Check out our YouTube Channel: Jeremyryanslatebiz Make Extraordinary a reality: jeremyryanslate.com/extraordinary See the Show Notes: jeremyryanslate.com/815 Sponsors:Gusto: This episode is sponsored by Gusto. Run your payroll the easy way, the same way we do at Command Your Brand. You'll get a. $100 Amazon Gift Card just for running your first payroll! http://www.jeremyryanslate.com/gusto Audible: Get a free 30 day free trial and 1 free audiobook from thousands of available books.  http://www.jeremyryanslate.com/book

About This Episode: Mimi Nicklin is an author and the host of the ‘Empathy for Breakfast' breakfast show as well as the ‘Secrets of The Gap' podcast. She is an experienced marketer and communications specialist, a well-known empathetic leader, and the Creative Officer and Regional Managing Director for a global advertising agency. For over fifteen years she has been working across the globe with her clients to drive stand out creative interventions that lead to business and culture change. Driven by the pursuit of bringing conscientiousness to the role and impact of Regenerative Leadership, with a desire to make the world of work a more empathetic, valuable and sustainably healthy place to be, ‘Softening The Edge' is Mimi's debut book. Find out more about Mimi at: Mimi's website Instagram Softening the Edge: Empathy: How humanity's oldest leadership trait is changing our world Check out our YouTube Channel: Jeremyryanslatebiz Make Extraordinary a reality: jeremyryanslate.com/extraordinary See the Show Notes: jeremyryanslate.com/815 Sponsors:Gusto: This episode is sponsored by Gusto. Run your payroll the easy way, the same way we do at Command Your Brand. You'll get a. $100 Amazon Gift Card just for running your first payroll! http://www.jeremyryanslate.com/gusto Audible: Get a free 30 day free trial and 1 free audiobook from thousands of available books.  http://www.jeremyryanslate.com/book

On this episode I chat with Mimi about her Podcast, her book and her appearance at the Singularity U South Africa event. Mimi Nicklin is an author and the host of the ‘Empathy for Breakfast’ breakfast show as well as the ‘Secrets of The Gap’  podcast. She is an experienced marketer and communications specialist, a well-known empathetic leader, and the Creative Officer and Regional Managing Director for a global advertising agency. For over fifteen years she has been working across the globe with her clients to drive stand out creative interventions that lead to business and culture change. Driven by the pursuit of bringing conscientiousness to the role and impact of Regenerative Leadership, with a desire to make the world of work a more empathetic, valuable and sustainably healthy place to be, ‘Softening The Edge’ is Mimi’s debut book. She is also a keynote speaker and columnist. Having lived and worked in London, Hong Kong, Singapore, Cape Town, Johannesburg and Dubai, Mimi’s approach changes organisations from the inside out, focusing on cultural, behavioural and mindset change. She is a natural coach, writer and creative mind, and has held roles as diverse as Strategic Director, Vice President and Creative Officer in some of the world’s leading advertising agencies. Her passion for balancing humanism with capitalism, drives her commitment to leading the practice of Regenerative and empathetic leadership, as well as her ‘principles of people’, into organisations and communities worldwide. https://www.miminicklin.com/ https://wattsinvolved.co.za/  

Empathy levels have declined by a staggering 40% in the last 30 years and as Michelle Obama mentioned in her latest speech - the empathy deficit is having a devastating impact on personal relationships and our communities - causing polarisation, division and unhappiness.  Mimi Nicklin unpacks the science and value of empathy in her new book Softening the Edge. Revealing how we can become more empathetic and happier. Mimi Nicklin is a bestselling author and the host of the ‘Empathy for Breakfast' breakfast show as well as the Secrets of The Gap podcast. She is an experienced marketer and communications specialist, a well-known empathetic leader, and the Creative Officer and Regional Managing Director for a global advertising agency. https://www.elizabethdhokia.com/mimi-nicklin/ #GoodLifeUnravelled

Review of Softening the edge, by Mimi Jacklin, see more about the book here Written by a female millennial leader, the book takes inspiration from some of the world’s most powerful opinion leaders – President Barack Obama, Jacinda Ardern, Oprah Winfrey – and creates a compelling case for an empathy intervention, amid the tumultuous true story of business turned around by doing exactly this. By 2021, estimates suggest 46% of the workforce will be comprised of and be led by millennials. By failing to proactively nurture empathy in our future leaders, we are failing to protect our future. Today, most of us do not enjoy our work, burn out is at all-time high, depression is impacting over 33,000,000 people and the younger generation is leaving the corporate workplace in droves. We need an intervention. Softening The Edge looks to be exactly that. Softening the edge, Empathy, reviewed We’re definitely in a world where many world leaders have a shocking lack of empathy. Truly cruel, self serving unempathetic people, acting in no one’s interest but their own. If Nicklin’s book can help change this, then it is only a good thing. Though naturally the massive challenge is that the Borris’s, Trumps, Putins and others are of course the last people to have any interest or concern in something like empathy. We hope this book does well as the world certainly needs more empathy. It is readable, well written and articulates it’s points well, somehow it just needs to be rammed down the throats of all of those who are currently affecting our lives in the most unempathetic of ways. E Afrika-Bredenkamp tweeted: Empathy is the secret skill you’re forgetting about at home and at work! Listen to our podcast with author, marketer & empathetic leader Mimi Nicklin for insights on a life injected with empathy. Brought to you by Fedhealth – we let you be YOU. Mimi Nicklin is an author and the host of the ‘Empathy for Breakfast’ breakfast show as well as the ‘Secrets of The Gap’ podcast. She is an experienced marketer and communications specialist, a well-known empathetic leader, and the Creative Officer and Regional Managing Director for a global advertising agency. For over fifteen years she has been working across the globe with her clients to drive stand out creative interventions that lead to business and culture change. Driven by the pursuit of bringing conscientiousness to the role and impact of Regenerative Leadership, with a desire to make the world of work a more empathetic, valuable and sustainably healthy place to be, ‘Softening The Edge’ is Mimi’s debut book. She is also a keynote speaker and columnist. Having lived and worked in London, Hong Kong, Singapore, Cape Town, Johannesburg and Dubai, Mimi’s approach changes organisations from the inside out, focusing on cultural, behavioural and mindset change. She is a natural coach, writer and creative mind, and has held roles as diverse as Strategic Director, Vice President and Creative Officer in some of the world’s leading advertising agencies. Her passion for balancing humanism with capitalism, drives her commitment to leading the practice of Regenerative and empathetic leadership, as well as her ‘principles of people’, into organisations and communities worldwide. More about Irish Tech News and Business Showcase here. FYI the ROI for you is => Irish Tech News now gets over 1.5 million monthly views, and up to 900k monthly unique visitors, from over 160 countries. We have over 860,000 relevant followers on Twitter on our various accounts & were recently described as Ireland’s leading online tech news site and Ireland’s answer to TechCrunch, so we can offer you a good audience! Since introducing desktop notifications a short time ago, which notify readers directly in their browser of new articles being published, over 50,000 people have now signed up to receive them ensuring they are instantly kept up to date on all our latest content. Desktop notifications offer a uniq...

Executive Director, Broker Public Portal After taking a hard look at brokerage finances when the pandemic hit, Joe and the leadership team found ways to cut without sacrificing agent or consumer services. Find out some of the permanent changes they made. Bonus: Joe talks to us about some goals of the Broker Public Portal.

Executive Director, Broker Public PortalAfter taking a hard look at brokerage finances when the pandemic hit, Joe and the leadership team found ways to cut without sacrificing agent or consumer services. Find out some of the permanent changes they made. Bonus: Joe talks to us about some goals of the Broker Public Portal.

Tune in today as co-host Katie Allred talks with Tim Newton, the Senior Creative Officer at Ramsey Solutions about Branding and the Church. Brought to you by Ramsey+, a money plan for real life. For more information, visit: https://daveramsey.com/cctrial

Mimi Nicklin – Softening the Edge Aired Wednesday, September 16, 2020 at 5:00 PM PST / 8:00 PM EST Empathy is defined as the ability to understand and share the feelings of another. Technology and advances in the way we connect with one another, originally thought of as exciting new channels of communication, seem to have led to more isolation. We now spend more time on a screen than we do sleeping. We are more connected than ever before, and yet we are suffering with the highest levels of loneliness in history–coupled with anxiety and depression. Add the challenges of physical separation mandated by the COVID-19 pandemic and we have the recipe for a world in which empathy and compassion may ultimately be the gifts of a bygone era. Is there a way that we may turn this around? How may empathy be restored in our homes, businesses, government, nation and world? How may the younger generations who will be assuming future leadership reconnect and embrace empathy and compassion? My guest this week on Destination Unlimited, Mimi Nicklin, says that by “Softening the Edge” we may restore empathy as a trait of understanding and compassion. Mimi Nicklin is an author and the host of the “Empathy for Breakfast” breakfast show as well as the “Secrets of The Gap” podcast. She is an experienced marketer and communications specialist, a well-known empathetic leader, and the Creative Officer and Regional Managing Director for a global advertising agency. For more than fifteen years she has been working across the globe with her clients to drive stand out creative interventions that lead to business and culture change. Having lived and worked in London, Hong Kong, Singapore, Cape Town, Johannesburg and Dubai, Mimi’s approach changes organizations from the inside out, focusing on cultural, behavioral and mindset change. She is a natural coach, writer and creative mind, and has held roles as diverse as Strategic Director, Vice President and Creative Officer in some of the world’s leading advertising agencies. Her passion for balancing humanism with capitalism drives her commitment to leading the practice of Regenerative and Empathetic leadership, as well as her ‘principles of people’, into organizations and communities worldwide. Her website is https://www.miminicklin.com/ and she joins me this week to discuss her just published book, SOFTENING THE EDGE: How Humanity’s Oldest Leadership Trait Is Changing Our World. Visit the Destination Unlimited show page https://omtimes.com/iom/shows/destination-unlimited/ Connect with Victor Fuhrman at http://victorthevoice.com/ #MimiNicklin #SofteningTheEdge #VictorFuhrman #DestinationUnlimited

We met Mimi on Day 149 of the 366 day journey of meeting someone new every day. Mimi Nicklin is an author and the host of the ‘Empathy for Breakfast’ breakfast show as well as the Secrets of The Gap podcast. She is an experienced marketer and communications specialist, a well- known empathetic leader, and the Creative Officer and Regional Managing Director for a global advertising agency.For over fifteen years she has been working across the globe with her clients to drive stand out creative interventions that lead to business and culture change. Driven by the pursuit of bringing conscientiousness to the role and impact of Regenerative Leadership, with a desire to make the world of work a more empathetic, valuable and sustainably healthy place to be, Softening The Edge is Mimi’s debut book. She is also a keynote speaker and columnist.Having lived and worked in London, Hong Kong, Singapore, Cape Town, Johannesburg and Dubai, Mimi’s approach changes organisations from the inside out, focusing on cultural, behavioural and mindset change. She is a natural coach, writer and creative mind, and has held roles as diverse as Strategic Director, Vice President and Creative Officer in some of the world’s leading advertising agencies. Her passion for balancing humanism with capitalism, drives her commitment to leading the practice of Regenerative and empathetic leadership, as well as her ‘principles of people’, into organisations and communities worldwide.

Jordan Raynor sits down with Tim Newton, Senior Creative Officer at Ramsey Solutions, to talk about how Nike, Apple, and Disney have built “transcendent brands” by mimicking personal friendships, how Tim's faith fuels his passionate hatred of certain brands, and how you can open up space and time for God to speak into your work.Links Mentioned:Tim Newton on LinkedInRamsey SolutionsDave RamseyNikeAppleDisneyRamsey Live EventsLuke LeFevre on LinkedInShoe DogPhil KnightChristy WrightChris HoganMaster of OneSoul KeepingThe Ride of a LifetimeLet My People Go SurfingPatagonia21 Irrefutable Laws of LeadershipMarvelLucasfilmESPNDeshaun WatsonSho Baraka on SpotifyLecrae

The power of empathy: Episode Notes When it comes to understanding the power of empathy and its impact on society as a whole, look no further than Mimi Nicklin. Thanks to her impressive professional experience, and a strong belief in the importance of kindness and decency at work, Mimi has embarked on a journey to bring empathy to the role of leadership.Empathy is all about taking perspective, and standing in someone else's shoes in order to achieve mutual gain. During our conversation, Mimi explains how empathy is a skill that human beings have honed throughout millennia, which has helped us develop cohesion and social understanding. We also clarify that making use of empathy is a choice, as all individuals are equipped with it and are able to practice it.One of the concepts that stands out in this episode of Stepsero is that of regenerative leadership, aimed at regenerating an organization's workforce. When empathy is correctly and consistently applied to one's leadership style,  people tend to thrive within the workplace.Such way of conducting business will be more and more required as Millennials are increasingly moving towards leadership positions. Below are a few other pointers that we touched upon together with Mimi:People with a high IQ are not necessarily proficient in EQ.Empathy is a skill needed in any sort of organization, no matter what industry it operates in.Being empathetic creates confidence, peace and stability, both inside and outside of work. Our Guest: Mimi Nicklin Mimi Nicklin is an experienced marketer and communications specialist, and a well-known empathetic leader. For over thirteen years she has been working across the globe with her clients to drive stand out creative interventions that lead to business and culture change. Driven by the pursuit of bringing conscientiousness to the role and impact of Regenerative Leadership, with a desire to make the world of work a more empathetic, valuable and sustainably healthy place to be, Softening The Edge is Mimi's first book. She is also a keynote speaker and columnist. Having lived and worked in London, Hong Kong, Singapore, Cape Town, Johannesburg and Dubai, Mimi's approach changes organisations from the inside out, focusing on cultural, behavioural and mindset change. Currently based in Dubai, she is a natural coach, writer and creative mind, and has held roles as diverse as Strategic Director, Vice President and Creative Officer in some of the world's leading advertising agencies. Her passion for balancing humanism with capitalism, drives her commitment to leading the practice of Regenerative and empathetic leadership, as well as her ‘principles of people', into organisations worldwide.References:Mimi Nicklin Linkedin profilewww.miminicklin.comEmpathy for Breakfast by Mimi Nicklin (YouTube channel)www.safespacedxb.com  Listen to the next Episode All Podcast Episodes

The power of empathy: Episode Notes When it comes to understanding the power of empathy and its impact on society as a whole, look no further than Mimi Nicklin. Thanks to her impressive professional experience, and a strong belief in the importance of kindness and decency at work, Mimi has embarked on a journey to bring empathy to the role of leadership.Empathy is all about taking perspective, and standing in someone else's shoes in order to achieve mutual gain. During our conversation, Mimi explains how empathy is a skill that human beings have honed throughout millennia, which has helped us develop cohesion and social understanding. We also clarify that making use of empathy is a choice, as all individuals are equipped with it and are able to practice it.One of the concepts that stands out in this episode of Stepsero is that of regenerative leadership, aimed at regenerating an organization's workforce. When empathy is correctly and consistently applied to one's leadership style,  people tend to thrive within the workplace.Such way of conducting business will be more and more required as Millennials are increasingly moving towards leadership positions. Below are a few other pointers that we touched upon together with Mimi:People with a high IQ are not necessarily proficient in EQ.Empathy is a skill needed in any sort of organization, no matter what industry it operates in.Being empathetic creates confidence, peace and stability, both inside and outside of work. Our Guest: Mimi Nicklin Mimi Nicklin is an experienced marketer and communications specialist, and a well-known empathetic leader. For over thirteen years she has been working across the globe with her clients to drive stand out creative interventions that lead to business and culture change. Driven by the pursuit of bringing conscientiousness to the role and impact of Regenerative Leadership, with a desire to make the world of work a more empathetic, valuable and sustainably healthy place to be, Softening The Edge is Mimi’s first book. She is also a keynote speaker and columnist. Having lived and worked in London, Hong Kong, Singapore, Cape Town, Johannesburg and Dubai, Mimi’s approach changes organisations from the inside out, focusing on cultural, behavioural and mindset change. Currently based in Dubai, she is a natural coach, writer and creative mind, and has held roles as diverse as Strategic Director, Vice President and Creative Officer in some of the world’s leading advertising agencies. Her passion for balancing humanism with capitalism, drives her commitment to leading the practice of Regenerative and empathetic leadership, as well as her ‘principles of people’, into organisations worldwide.References:Mimi Nicklin Linkedin profilewww.miminicklin.comEmpathy for Breakfast by Mimi Nicklin (YouTube channel)www.safespacedxb.com  Listen to the next Episode All Podcast Episodes

UI, UX, UX Developer (?!), Graphic designer, Visual designer, Brand designer, Product designer, Front end, Multimedia Artist & Animator, Game designer, Art director, Creative Officer, Augmented Reality designer, Instructional designer....Chi fa cosa.

In today's episode, listeners hear from media executive Derek Koenig, Chief Content and Creative Officer at the Buffalo Groupe and former SVP of Global Creative at Discovery Channel and CMO at Vail Resorts. He discusses leading Discovery through a major rebrand, producing an Emmy winning commercial with Steve Irwin and Lance Armstrong, and working with mega-brands like Nike and McDonald's.

Candy Harris has spent her career developing the visual marketing language of leading lifestyle brands. Her professional journey began as she developed a youth marketing division at The Familie, a renowned action sports athlete management firm. Having worked with clients such as Nike and ESPN, she honed her craft developing marketing strategies and brand partnerships around the world’s top surf, skate, moto, and BMX athletes. Her love of crafting stories, and strategies, around athletes, led her to the role of Brand Director for iconic lifestyle company Billabong. There she spent a decade developing iconic global events, campaigns, and collaborations, helping to expand Billabong from its passionate endemic audience to become a recognizable global lifestyle brand. Following her time at Billabong, Candy pursued her passion for building brands from the ground up and joined Stance Socks, as one of the first dozen employees on board. Candy was a part of the executive team who grew the brand from start-up disrupter to category phenomenon. Prior to founding Unlisted, Candy most recently played both Chief Marketing and Creative Officer roles at Stance, overseeing the Marketing, Creative and Experiential teams. Having over 20 years of marketing and creative experience, Candy has developed her skills across various brand touch points from product category development, to events and campaign execution. While at Stance she led a marketing team through several high-profile collaboration launches ranging from the likes of Rihanna and Jean-Michel Basquiat to crafting global Brand Campaigns and influencer strategies. Unlisted Brand Lab has been a long time coming; a brand incubator and creative marketing agency that draws together her 20 years of experience and connections throughout the industry. To stay connected with your host, follow @thomas.ma7 on Instagram

S01E01 - Mina Seetharaman - EVP, Chief Strategy and Creative Officer at The Economist GroupIn the first episode of the SAMSARA podcast, we speak with the witty, smart and inspirational Mina Seetharaman of The Economist Group. Mina talks about how the leading publications of the world use data and considers the use of algorithms in publishing to shape a balanced opinion free from bias. Mina and Joyeeta also discuss the importance of being human, why it's okay to cry at work and how to overcome imposter syndrome.Mina on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/minasee/Mina on Twitter: https://twitter.com/minaseethHost: Joyeeta Das, CEO and Co-founder of Gyana

DJ Smith, Co-Founder and Creative Officer of The Glimpse Group in New York, call in the talk to me about the current state of Virtual Reality and Augmented reality technology. We talk about how VR and AR are currently being used in sports and the many benefits that this technology can provide to both teams/leagues and the fan experience. For more information on The Glimpse Group check out their website: https://www.theglimpsegroup.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Hockey stick growth is a term that is used a lot in the start-up space but what does international expansion and rapid growth truly entail for entrepreneurs and is it really for everyone? In this episode of the Go-To, we discover that the secret behind strategic growth is more than a popular product or service. Tara Bosch, Founder & CEO of SmartSweets shares how she went from dreaming about expansion to reaching over $50 million in revenue. Then, we discuss if growth is for everyone with Caterina Rizzi, Co-Founder and Creative Officer of Breather and until recently, was the most funded female founder in Canada.

Dans ce premier épisode, Céline Boura reçoit ses deux co-équipières, Krystal Turcan, Responsable des Relations Publiques & Creative Officer, et Laure Nuiaouët, Coordinatrice Partenariats et Déploiement International. Ensemble, elles évoquent comment elles déploient et honorent le thème central de leur engagement commun à travers La terre, le ciel & nous : Love & Business.  « L’amour n’est pas l’affect. C’est une énergie d’ouverture, d’acceptation, de contribution. Comment on la met à profit d’un business viable, pérenne, rentable ? »  Elles parlent de l’évidence de leur rencontre, de la façon dont ça leur a permis d’assumer leur valeur, d’engagement viscéral, d'être au service de plus grand que soi, de contrat d’âmes, de racines, d’égo, d’humilité et du rôle que nous avons tous à incarner pour développer des entreprises vertueuses, humainement et économiquement. Bon voyage !

Today we're going to kick off a month-long exploration of various community models that are focused on regenerating environments, communication, and healthy cultures. In the next three weeks we'll be looking closely into regenerative social networks, ecovillages and cohousing configurations. As the regenerative movement builds momentum around the world, people are rethinking the communities and societies that either promote or disincentivize healthy development. Though I've never found a community structure that is perfect, the interviews this month aim to identify the innovative progress of the communal structures that I mentioned and unpack the successes, challenges, and lessons in the process of creating truly regenerative community structures. My guest today, Magenta Ceiba, is the executive creative officer of the Bloom Network. Bloom Network is an in-person social network that uses online tools to collaboratively work on regenerating culture and life systems. Local Bloom chapters host skill shares, educational events and hands-on actions in collaboration with different social movements in their cities. Our online collaboration platform uses augmented intelligence, a wiki, and video calls to help different social good movements share best practices and pool resources so we can be stronger together. We produce a yearly conference to support regenerative innovation called Pollination. In this interview we explore the three main focuses of Bloom. Namely, food security, alternative economic models and conflict resolution. Magenta also explains how branches of this network are formed and supported in their initiatives, and we even go into more personal topics such as how people of privileged backgrounds can help to promote the voices and perspectives of people who have been disenfranchised by society. This is a very nuanced look at the intricacies of community building and the aspects of regenerative culture, so you might want to grab a notebook Resources: AE podcast interview with Leah Penniman from Soulfire Farm Bloom Network: http://bloomnetwork.org Empowering Public Wisdom by Tom Atlee Anti-colonial solidarity primer Aragon digital governance Radical Woen John Hopkins' research Dynamic Facilitation (community mediation practice Local Bloom-related projects: Long Beach Fresh Proyecto Fe A.C. - Bloom Los Mochis crew Mushroom City Art Festival Bloom Network Resources: Local Blooms and how to start one Wiki Bloom Podcast RSS feed: https://pinecast.com/feed/bloom-podcast Bloom Network Membership Our conference, Pollination Primarily people of color and indigenous led regenerative efforts listeners might not know about: Climate Justice Alliance La Via Campesina All My Relations podcast Ujima Project Bay Area specific: Resilient Wellness Blockchain for Social Justice

In this episode of Entrepreneurs of Connecticut we interviewed CEO and Creative Officer of Peralta Design, Ramon Peralta. We discussed influences, options, failures, sports, family and so much more. Enjoy!

Charlamagne awards Mike Caren, the Creative Officer at Warner Music Group and Atlantic Records Donkey of the Day, for signing Danielle 'Cash Me Outside' Bregoli to a multi-million dollar record deal.

Monday 9/18 - Today on the show afterthe alleged sex scandal and Kevin Hart apology this weekend, we had to open up the phone lines and make a discussion about it and see if our listeners look at Kevin Hart any differently. Also, it is Monday so we had one of our listeners call up to shoot their shot at their crush, however this time around lets just say the shooter shot in the wrong basket. Also, Charlamagne gave "Donkey of the Day" to Mike Caren the current CEO of Artist Partners Group and Creative Officer at Warner Music Group for signing the "Cash Me Outside" girl to Atlantic Records. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

We're honored to welcome one of the most talented and influential publishers in the comic book arena. Chris Ryall is the CCO of IDW Publishing, one of the fourth largest publishers of comic book content in America. He leads as Creative Officer of a company that's had almost 100 of their titles on the NY Times Bestseller list and whose comic titles have won every award from Harvey to Eagle to Eisner. A handful of which, he wrote and developed himself. They're a leader in licensed content, building the comic brands of GI Joe, My Little Pony, Transformers, Doctor Who, Star Trek, Ghostbusters, Godzilla, Judge Dredd and even the revitalized Disney characters we all love so much. http://BlastoffComics.com

UM Australia has 90 employees and is one of Australia’s five largest media companies. With annual billings in excess of $800m, they produce consistently excellent work for companies including Coca-Cola, McDonald’s, Sony, and Lego. They were recently recognised by BRW as the best place to work in Australia. They’ve also been named Media Agency of the Year and Global Media Agency of the Year for three years running by B&T and Mumbrella. They have a people-centric approach to business, which is evident in one of their slogans: “Agencies don’t win pitches, people do.” Mat Baxter is a highly accomplished CEO in the media industry who is an expert in developing leadership capability and organisational culture that achieves amazing business results. Along with the above awards, Mat has also been awarded the Agency Head of the Year by Campaign magazine. After nearly five years as CEO of UM Australia, Mat has recently moved to New York to take up his promotion as the Global Chief Strategy and Creative Officer of parent company IPG Mediabrands, which is a member of The Interpublic Group of Companies that is listed on the New York Stock Exchange.

UM Australia has 90 employees and is one of Australia’s five largest media companies. With annual billings in excess of $800m, they produce consistently excellent work for companies including Coca-Cola, McDonald’s, Sony, and Lego. They were recently recognised by BRW as the best place to work in Australia. They’ve also been named Media Agency of the Year and Global Media Agency of the Year for three years running by B&T and Mumbrella. They have a people-centric approach to business, which is evident in one of their slogans: “Agencies don’t win pitches, people do.” Mat Baxter is a highly accomplished CEO in the media industry who is an expert in developing leadership capability and organisational culture that achieves amazing business results. Along with the above awards, Mat has also been awarded the Agency Head of the Year by Campaign magazine. After nearly five years as CEO of UM Australia, Mat has recently moved to New York to take up his promotion as the Global Chief Strategy and Creative Officer of parent company IPG Mediabrands, which is a member of The Interpublic Group of Companies that is listed on the New York Stock Exchange.

An interview with Mike Caren, the founder of APG.Mike Caren started his career in A&R 21 years ago, aged 17, at Atlantic subsidiary Big Beat Records. Since then, he has signed or co-signed over 20 artists that have achieved gold or platinum status.From 2009 to 2012, he served as Co-President alongside John Janick of the relaunched Elektra Records (Bruno Mars, Ed Sheeran, Cee Lo Green).He established Artist Partners Group in 2013 as a sister company to Artist Publishing Group, which is administered by Warner/Chappell.In addition to APG, he has a global remit as Warner Music Group's Creative Officer.