Podcast appearances and mentions of Jack Morton

Many agencies focus heavily on new business, chasing logos and cold leads—while the biggest growth opportunity is already in front of them. In this episode of The Digital Agency Growth Podcast, Dan Englander is joined by Matt Pensinger, founder of Accelerate Advisors and former EVP at Jack Morton, to talk about how agencies can stop leaving money on the table and start expanding inside existing accounts.Watch our latest video training, How to Take Charge of Your Agency's Future Revenue. During this training, you'll learn how we get qualified appointments every week using tasteful and highly targeted email outreach.Drawing from over a decade of experience working with major brands like McDonald's, P&G, and Diageo, Matt shares how agency leaders can build deeper relationships, navigate client-side politics, and turn trust into long-term revenue. You'll also learn why in-housing doesn't have to mean losing the account, how to build a win-back campaign, and what separates the agencies that stay top-of-mind from the ones that don't.This week's episode is all about building client trust, navigating internal change, and unlocking untapped growth within your current book of business. In this episode, Dan and Matt discuss the following:Why agencies over-prioritize new business and overlook their biggest assetThe importance of relationship mapping inside complex client organizationsWhat to do when your point of contact leaves the companyWhen churn is actually a good thingHow to re-engage lapsed clients with a win-back strategyWhy origin stories and strategic perspective matter in pitchesHow to have better conversations around in-housing and agency valueThank you for listening! If you enjoyed this episode, please take a moment to follow, rate and review the podcast and tell me your key takeaways!Learn more about The Digitial Agency Growth Podcast at https://www.salesschema.com/podcast/ and our Video training at http://salesschema.com/takecharge CONNECT WITH MATT PENSINGER:LinkedInJack Morton WorldwideCONNECT WITH DAN ENGLANDER:LinkedInSales SchemaStop relying on unpredictable referrals and take control of your agency's future growth. Go to salesschema.com/takecharge to access the free training now.

Flight 41: Writer, creative director, past TEA president, and founding principal and chief creative officer of Thinkwell Group, Craig Hanna From Iwerks to Kevin Biles Design to Jack Morton to Universal Creative to founding Thinkwell Group, Craig Hanna's 30+ year career in the location-based entertainment industry has been a thrill ride unto itself. Plan now to join us as Craig climbs aboard the time machine to share his stories, learnings, and humor from such groundbreaking projects as Warner Bros. World Abu Dhabi, Warner Bros. Studio Tour London: The Making of Harry Potter, Ski Dubai, and Ferrari World Abu Dhabi.         **Apologies for the technical difficulties. You will notice 2 sections later in the podcast that cut out.

I am thrilled to welcome my friend and former colleague, Creative and Brand Strategist Matt Jones. Matt and I met during his time at Jack Morton where he was Global SVP of Strategy and Creative… and to this day, he is hands down the best, most brilliant, most effective creative strategist I've ever worked with. His career has taken him from the halls of Parliament to the C-Suites of some of the biggest brands in the world, to co-creating a highly successful brand of his own, about which he's written a new book called “Lessons From Gin.” --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/cdconfessions/support

Josh McCall serves as Chairman Emeritus for the global brand experience agency, Jack Morton where he focuses on growth and consulting on key client relationships. In 2022, he stepped down as CEO  and Chairman after being an integral part of the agency since 1984 and holding a variety of roles ranging from Account Executive to Chief Operating Officer. Under his leadership, the agency expanded its reach across the US, Europe, Australia, and Asia and was recognized for its creativity, winning awards at the Effies, Cannes Lions, D&AD, Clios, Ex, PRO, and Webby  Awards. Josh was instrumental in transforming the agency into an ideas-focused culture that creates extraordinary work for brands and he kept the agency at the forefront of the Experience  Economy. Josh McCall earned a bachelor's degree from the University of Pennsylvania, completed business and management training at the Amos Tuck School at Dartmouth College and The  Kenan-Flagler School at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, and holds an honorary Doctor of Commercial Science degree from Suffolk University in Boston. Josh also serves on the board of The Vineyard Trust, the owner of historic island landmarks.

Host Roger Christie delves into the misconception that LinkedIn is primarily a sales platform, emphasising that it is, in fact, a RELATIONSHIPS platform. Drawing insights from guest Helen Graney, CEO of Weber Shandwick and Jack Morton (tune in to episode 44 of the Your Digital Reputation podcast to learn more about her story), the episode highlights the importance of community and authentic engagement to enjoy success on LinkedIn. Tune in for practical advice on the best "1-2 combination" to sales and community building on LinkedIn.TIMESTAMPS:[00:01:37] LinkedIn is a relationships platform.[00:05:32] Start with your community.[00:08:31] Facilitate your sales opportunities.[00:11:34] Learn skills via the LinkedIn™ for Leaders program.THE DIGITAL REPUTATION ACADEMY: LINKEDIN™ FOR LEADERSThe Digital Reputation Academy is Propel's new online learning platform providing practical training to help professionals protect and enhance their digital reputation. The Academy's signature course, LinkedIn™ for Leaders, takes leaders from clear > confident > competent in their understanding and application of LinkedIn.For more information head to: www.digitalreputationacademy.com. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Delve into the world of automotive marketing with Jack Morton, Jaywing and TRO as they unpick how auto marketing strategies are shifting away from traditional TV ads towards more experiential and digital approaches. Understand marketing for modern luxury customers, leveraging influencer partnerships, developing online showroom experiences, and executing bold sponsorship activations to engage audiences. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of Your Digital Reputation, host Roger Christie explores whether LinkedIn is a vital tool for modern leaders with guest Helen Graney, CEO of Weber Shandwick and Jack Morton in Australia. They discuss the benefits of leading from the front on LinkedIn, how to balance sales efforts and community building, why LinkedIn is so powerful for emerging leaders in particular, and why leaders should embrace the discomfort - and challenge - that comes from stepping up online.[00:00:55] Storytelling as a Leadership Skill.[00:05:11] LinkedIn as community-building platform.[00:10:32] Importance of harnessing your personal values.[00:19:27] Forming connection and trust through storytelling.[00:20:41] Celebrating team achievements.[00:26:36] The evolution of leadership skills and who thrives today.[00:28:25] Getting comfortable with being uncomfortable on LinkedIn.[00:32:34] The power of LinkedIn - for established and emerging leaders.THE DIGITAL REPUTATION ACADEMY: LINKEDIN™ FOR LEADERSThe Digital Reputation Academy is Propel's new online learning platform providing practical training to help professionals protect and enhance their digital reputation. The Academy's signature course, LinkedIn™ for Leaders will open for learning 1 June 2024. Led and developed by Propel MD, Roger Christie, this brand new course will take leaders from clear > confident > competent in their understanding and application of LinkedIn.For more information head to: www.digitalreputationacademy.com. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome back to our latest podcast episode. Carrie Mahoney, Strategy Director and Tom Cassady, Creative Director are joined by a special guest, Candice James, Strategist, who also leads our accessibly initiative Impact @ Jack. Back from MWC, they discuss key trends, technical innovation, and how brands turned up to showcase their visions.   •  Why MWC is important to Jack Morton and our clients.  •  Stand out brand experiences. •  Trending event tech. •  Brand experiences focusing on content. •  Deep dive into how Gen AI came to life at MWC with the telecoms lens.  •  What's next in the telecoms event space.

Echamos un vistazo a los eventos que protagonizaron la semana pasada: la celebración de la Semana de Irlanda en Madrid para celebrar San Patricio, el congreso ibérico de ICCA y la última edición de Foro MICE. Además, hablamos sobre el primer festival de planes de España que se acaba de anunciar y comentamos las tendencias de marketing experiencial de 2024 según la agencia Jack Morton.  Si quieres saber más acerca de estos artículos:https://www.eventoplus.com/casos/la-semana-de-irlanda-vuelve-a-madrid-para-celebrar-san-patricio/ https://www.eventoplus.com/noticias/comunidad-icca-sitges-formato-ampliado-2024/ https://www.eventoplus.com/casos/la-elaboracion-convenio-entre-temas-del-encuentro-anual-foro-mice-madrid/ https://www.eventoplus.com/casos/planes-brutales-fest-nace-el-primer-festival-de-planes-de-espana/ https://www.eventoplus.com/articulos/seis-tendencias-marketing-experiencial-jack-morton/

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Incumbents in the space have been closely monitoring a raft of changes in healthcare marketing over the last few years: entry into the market from nimble startups and fresh divisions of major consumer agencies alike; AI integrations; work to address longstanding inequalities in healthcare treatment and outcomes; a rise in influencers; and more. In this episode, healthcare marketing experts from Jack Morton, Seven Stones and Bray Leino question if these forces are coming to a head. Which of these factors should brand marketers and CMOs be keeping a closer eye on? And as they do, what will the upshot be for consumers, agencies, and brands? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of GatherGeeks, BizBash chairman and founder David Adler sits down with Kelly Roe, the brand-new executive creative director at global experiential powerhouse Jack Morton. At the time of this recording, she's been at the helm just three weeks. During their enlightening conversation, Adler and Roe discuss her time at The Kitchen, the in-house creative agency at Kraft Heinz; the evolving world of influencers; the art of inspiring teams and extracting their full potential; and the changing nature of what works now in events. This conversation is a wellspring of knowledge and inspiration—take a listen.

Josh Ingram is founder and principal of the Most Wanted Co., a strategic growth consultancy at the intersection of brand, innovation, and performance. Josh has worked at the biggest brand agencies on the planet, ranging from Interbrand, Straight Line, to Jack Morton and also worked with big brands like Virgin, Under Armour, Intel, & Walgreens.Learn more about Josh Ingram:-        LinkedIn-        www.themostwanted.co Top 3 Lessons:1.     Leverage both brand and performance marketing – “a match made in heaven”2.     Build your brand by focusing on the outcomes you want3.     Have a bag of tricks ready for any occasion Episode website URL:https://www.howiechan.com/blog/podcast-joshingram-ep18  Resources-        Creative Confidence by Tom and David Kelley Ways I can help you:Subscribe to Healthy Brand Mondays: Leverage brand thinking to accelerate your growthDownload free guides and tools: Learn from my years of experience as a brand strategistWork with me: Be a podcast guest or hire my services for your brand Connect with Howie: LinkedIn TwitterInstagramTikTokYouTube   Get more from Healthy Brands: Subscribe to Healthy Brand Mondays: 1 branding lesson every Monday in your inbox Download messaging toolkit and other free brand strategy guides Work with me Connect with Howie: LinkedIn Twitter Instagram TikTok YouTube

Amplify CCO Jeavon Smith is the latest guest on untalented by UNKNOWN ... Jeavon earned his stripes at Jack Morton where he started as a Senior Experience Designer. Described as a creative visionary, Jeavon started at Amplify as a ECD and is now Chief Creative Officer (CCO). We discuss Jeavon's journey, what makes Amplify special, why we need to stop worrying about talent leaving, how obsessing over audience is the most important thing, why brands need to be careful when taking from culture, how to treat talent in the modern age and why wearing a backpack on the tube is a big no-no. Jeavon Smith: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeavon-smith-21215614/

It's Back to School time and that means Jean Shepherd's thoughts turn to his own school daze. On the Library of Sound Volume 133 Your Humble Host is all in a daze with just the thought of returning to school. Oh how I dreaded it. But maybe a funny little visit with Jean and his school thoughts and his buddy Jack Morton will make this time just a little better. From 1971 here is a classic Shep show right out of the vaults and into your hearts on Sounds Like Radio's Library of Sound.

Michelle Schuberg is the CEO of Australian immersive technology innovator, Curiious. Under Michelle's leadership, Curiious has delivered world-first software for immersive experiences live, online and through VR and AR for clients including Johnson & Johnson, Infiniti, Linx CCG, and Primal Pictures, among others. Michelle's focus is to utilise her executive-level strategic expertise with her ability to scale businesses to expand Curiious's client base and grow the start-up into one of the world's leading immersive tech innovators. In this episode we unpack the Metaverse, and how businesses can leverage it to produce epic opportunities for growth. More about Michelle: Michelle is an accomplished strategist, creative director and business woman with nearly 30-years international experience: prior to Curiious she was an executive creative director with Imagination Australia and executive creative director with Jack Morton, holding both local and global roles for more than a decade. During that time, she created globally recognised and award-winning campaigns for local clients such as Woolworths and Telstra and international brands Ford, Audi, Samsung and Microsoft. Michelle speaks publicly on building and maintaining creativity in corporate environments, as well as the use of emerging technologies for social and business growth. Over the years, Michelle has coached business leaders to shape their position and communication around the use of technology. In this episode we cover: Metaverse 101: exploring the basics and its evolution How to build your digital town square Security in the Metaverse How to get the first-mover advantage Demystifying the myths, and What are immersive experiences and why immersive learning is now more effective than traditional learning environments If you'd like to delve a little deeper, check out our new guide, on Unpacking the Future of B2B Sales: https://download.salesredefined.com.au/unpacking-the-future-of-b2b-sales or join us at our free 30-minute lunch and learn where we unpack this and more: https://webinar.salesredefined.com.au/the-future-of-sales-webinar You can find out more about Michelle here: Curiious website: https://curiious.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/michelle-schuberg-0b9b775/ Demo Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZGF8M960Tz4 Email: michelle.s@curiious.com

Bryan Gamez (MGAC Assistant Project Manager, Los Angeles) talks with Meredith Sonnen (a freelancer at Jack Morton) about their experience as a non-binary person in the workplace, the power of pronouns, and the importance of creating a safe, welcoming work environment.

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This episode expanded not only my mind but my heart. Colour is the reason that Jack Morton is a Hairdresser. With a background in Art and Design and an impressive portfolio of original art pieces to boot, this North London born artist is an authentic inventor, who haphazardly stumbled across hair as a potentially appealing new canvas. Toni&Guy was his first atelier and 20 years later and a small jump across the seas to Australia, he still works full time for the brand. Comfortably transitioning from salon to stage, Jack was appointed as National Technical Director for TONI&GUY in 2015, touring the country to educate from foundational through to advanced colour techniques. As a true conceptualist, Jack has been engaged by a number of profiled salon teams and individual stylists as a creative catalyst, hosting dynamic workshops for those seeking originality, or wanting to understand how to successfully communicate their own ideation process.  Fast forward to 2018 with Jack acquiring 2 more ‘director' titles. Firstly, as Creative Director for the Australian FAME Team, followed by Creative Director for Wella Professionals ANZ. Intelligent and incredibly witty, Jack pushes the boundaries and allows others to take a deeper look not only into their work as a hairstylist but into them selves. Anyone who is lucky enough to know Jack knows his incredible capability to connect with people, this episode is no different. @jackmortoncreative@colourbycrys@un_foiledSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-successful-stylist-un-foiled/donations

On the show this week is Jaime's good friend and fellow Jack Morton alum Marc Herron. A Former touring musician turned marketer, he describes his journey from rocker to rock-n-roll strategist in this illuminating conversation. Plus, listen to a Marc Herron original song at the very end of the show! Don't miss it! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In this second part of The Drum Network's 2021 Predictions podcast, we're joined by representatives of Croud and Jack Morton to discuss the tech and social trends that we hope will stick around for the rest of the year. Insights this time include the rising tide of empathy among our co-workers, the rise of hybrid events, and the ultimate endgoal of personal development. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this second part of The Drum Network's 2021 Predictions podcast, we're joined by representatives of Croud and Jack Morton to discuss the tech and social trends that we hope will stick around for the rest of the year. Insights this time include the rising tide of empathy among our co-workers, the rise of hybrid events, and the ultimate endgoal of personal development.

In my past lives I've been a music supervisor, music publisher, college professor, brand manager on the Hasbro’s innovation & strategy team on the Monopoly brand, and a hybrid strategist at Jack Morton and MullenLowe (in Boston) on a variety of brands like Burger King, JetBlue, Lego, and Blizzard/Activision to name a few. I’m also a Ravenclaw. And always looking for an excuse to grab coffee and talk about all things strategy, esoteric philosophy and pop culture. You can find me on IG or Twitter: @byronthepoet   

This week Tim Fleming's guest is Sebastien Jouhans, Technology Director of Jack X at Jack Morton Worldwide. Jack X is Jack Morton's innovation practice. Sebastien works with emerging technologies and creatives in order to inject cutting edge thinking and lead teams to deliver successful projects. Sebastien is passionate about technology, touch interfaces, natural interfaces, physical computing, Internet of Things, bots, NLP, Machine Learning and blockchain.  How is Jack X connecting technology to experience? Tune in and find out.

Dan and David discuss the NFL's return, a new commercial for the National Restuarant Association, a new travel and tourism effort from the states of WY and SD, the value of a B Corporation, and Camp Jack, the new training program from Jack Morton. 

Finlay speaks to JAKE MANLEY, lead of the hit Netflix series THE ORDER: Season 2. The horror/fantasy series follows Manley’s character ‘Jack Morton’ as he is thrust into a world of magic and monsters while he uncovers dark family secrets. Season 2 released June 18th and is currently the #2 show on Netflix. Manley can also be seen starring in INFAMOUS opposite Bella Thorne, released June 12th. INFAMOUS is a Gen-Z Bonnie & Clyde story; him and Thorne star as ‘Dean’ and ‘Arielle,’ a young couple robbing their way across the southern United States, posting their criminal acts to social media and going viral in the process. He will next be seen in the Netflix film HOLIDATE opposite Emma Roberts, set for a November 2020 release. HOLIDATE is a holiday-themed romantic comedy about a pair of singles who agree to be each other’s +1’s to family holidays for one year.

Andrew Collins, came to China as a true Laowai (Alien) and made it, building the biggest Sports Digital Media Consulting business in the country and is now taking it globally.  Amazing stories of how he got started, stuck with it despite all the challenges and made it work.   Key Highlights  How Andrew got started as an Entrepreneur winning a University competition and catching the China bug early Never wanting a full time job, lessons from Jack Morton, sold his small retail business and decided to move to China   Dream was starting a publishing business (in China), bought a company called Mailman in Shanghai which was an old postcard media sales business, losing money and owned by another foreigner The journey from Mailman's original business to becoming a powerhouse in Sports Social Media consulting (Mailman & Seven League) Great examples of Mailman's work and clients across Leagues, teams, athletes, sponsors China Social Media and new digital platforms in China from Short form video (from Douyin (Tiktok), IQIYI, Huya, Douyu to Youku) Demand for long form sports content for the top sports (Premier League & NBA) is safe but there are challenges for everyone else.    The power of Chinese KOL/Influencers and Live Streaming platforms Esports in China and his views on E-gaming/Esports ecosystem in general Mobile Only culture Defining moments of being a Laowai Entrepreneur in China Raising US$ 30 mil in 2016 for global expansion & future plans & final lessons A bit about TSA   About Andrew grew up in Wodonga, where he attended Wodonga Secondary College with his 2 brothers Sean and Liam. Following high school Andrew moved to Melbourne to study business and media at Swinburne University where he completed his Bachelors degree.  While at Swinburne he completed a semester abroad at California Polytechnic University in San Luis Obispo. At university Andrew was very active, leading international student excursions, working at the University gym, playing Football, tennis and in his final year setting up a small, yet profitable import and retail business. Andrew finished his studies with the Swinburne Chancellor Award for most outstanding entrepreneur with a $10,000 award and participated in a global technology summit in Singapore and Shanghai. It was on this trip which transformed Andrew's view on the world and inspired the passion to build a career in Asia. With studies complete, Andrew began working part time for a global experiential marketing company Jack Morton. Worldwide, where Andrew supported on business development while also continuing to manage the retail business. In 2005 Andrew sold the retail business, gave notice at Jack Morton and headed on a solo back-packing adventure around the world. He visited North America, Europe and Asia and developed a passion for travel. Upon returning to Australia, no job, no business - Andrew decided he would explore setting up a company in Shanghai in media and publishing. After 18 months of travel to China, 100's of meetings with senior business owners and expatriates in the region he agreed to purchase a small little known media consulting business Mailman Ltd. In 2007, as the new CEO of Mailman, Andrew moved to Shanghai to begin his next chapter. The company had 4 staff, was losing money, yet Andrew was optimistic he could turn it around. After several years of trial and error, as Andrew and his new team developed capabilities in digital marketing with a focus on sports. Andrew repositioned the company, refined the brand and began a years long strategy to build credibility with the world's leading sports organisations. By 2016, Mailman was considered the leader across China, serving many of the worlds most iconic sports organisations including the NFL, UFC, Kobe Bryant, Cristiano Ronalda, Manchester United and more. In early 2017 the company raised over US$25m from leading Chinese investors Yao Captial, Kaixin Capital, and WeCapital. With this capital the group continued to grow services, product lines and expansion geographically. In 2018, Mailman acquired Seven League, at the time Europes leading sports digital consultancy. With this acquisition the group had a strong footprint across Asia and Europe.  Now, in 2020 Mailman is the world's leading sports digital consultancy and agency. With over 200 staff across Europe, China, USA and Asia, the group serves over 100 international sporting organisations, athletes and teams across 54 global markets now including Chelsea FC, FIFA, NBA, Los Angeles Lakers, Juventus FC and more. Andrew is considered one of the top 40 digital people in Asia, won multiple awards in entrepreneurship and innovation. He has appeared in Bloomberg, Fox, CNN, Fast Company, and Forbes and is widely recognised as a pioneer in the sports and digital industries in China and APAC. ----------------------------------------------- If you are enjoying the Sports Entrepreneurs Podcast (SEP) series, check out our Sports Entrepreneurs Mastermind (SEM) sessions too. 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The OG with Ovies and Giglio, heard weekdays from 3-6 on 99.9 The Fan. On this edition of the show, the guys talk about the beef between Kentucky fans and Wake Forest fans with the transfer of Olivier Sarr, and the comments made by new Deacon Head Coach, Steve Forbes. Also, Wes Durham stops by to talk about when we could see College Football again, and how the ACC leaders are working together to make that happen. Lastly, Jack Morton, photographer and grandson of Hugh Morton, drops by to talk about his grandfather's work covering Michael Jordan during his time at Carolina.

The Ericsson Innovation Awards are a global university competition, giving students the opportunity to produce innovations based on Information Communication Technology (ICT) potential. Jack Morton’s internal innovation practice, Genuine X traveled to Stockholm earlier this year to meet the finalists and discuss their ideas. This year's theme was water, encouraging entrants to Dive Deeper into nature as our largest resource for technology. Ericsson’s search for the future in tech innovation brought us to all four corners of the globe, where just 4 finalists were selected from over 2,000 entries. Each team has the chance of winning the grand prize of €25,000 and the opportunity to see their innovation bought to life. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- “Underwater communication uses acoustic waves that affect marine creatures in terms of hunting, navigating and communication.” This team from Istanbul Bahçeşehir University have created a safe new method for underwater communications. Diver’s Mate is a sophisticated diving torch that uses non-intrusive light beams, with full duplex voice communication and data sharing capabilities. The invention can illuminate the darkest underwater environments and provide wireless optical voice communication. We explore the cost-effective and environmentally friendly aspects of the Diver’s Mate underwater torch invention, as well as its wider implications for fast and effective data sharing. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Discover more about the teams and their ideas at Ericsson Innovation Awards Website.

The Ericsson Innovation Awards are a global university competition, giving students the opportunity to produce innovations based on Information Communication Technology (ICT) potential. Jack Morton’s internal innovation practice, Genuine X traveled to Stockholm earlier this year to meet the finalists and discuss their ideas. This year's theme was water, encouraging entrants to Dive Deeper into nature as our largest resource for technology. Ericsson’s search for the future in tech innovation brought us to all four corners of the globe, where just 4 finalists were selected from over 2,000 entries. Each team has the chance of winning the grand prize of €25,000 and the opportunity to see their innovation bought to life. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- “While millions of dollars have been spent on floating offshore wind projects, a huge amount of energy from the ocean currents just under the floaters hasn't been tapped into.” These four engineers from Japan have designed an economical network of smart systems that can extract energy from natural wind and aquatic resources, in a bid to reduce the need for fossil fuel and nuclear energy. The potential network will be able to self-configure to optimise power production from these renewable energy sources, before autonomously returning to a base for maintenance. In this episode, we discuss the potential of the εswift design system to generate power, while simultaneously solving ongoing renewable resource challenges. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Discover more about the teams and their ideas at Ericsson Innovation Awards Website.

The Ericsson Innovation Awards are a global university competition, giving students the opportunity to produce innovations based on Information Communication Technology (ICT) potential. Jack Morton’s internal innovation practice, Genuine X traveled to Stockholm earlier this year to meet the finalists and discuss their ideas. This year's theme was water, encouraging entrants to Dive Deeper into nature as our largest resource for technology. Ericsson’s search for the future in tech innovation brought us to all four corners of the globe, where just 4 finalists were selected from over 2,000 entries. Each team has the chance of winning the grand prize of €25,000 and the opportunity to see their innovation bought to life. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- “There is insufficient research on the distribution of microplastics in oceans” Having met at school, this team now studies at The National University of Singapore. They collaborated to create a self-sustaining, fully automated "smart" ocean filtration system. Inspired by manta-ray filtering mechanisms, the MANTA collects microplastic pollution in oceans. Different from current static solutions, the MANTA is incorporated into ships' ballasts, reducing the need for independent energy use. The MANTA also gathers data on areas with high-volumes of pollution, providing a deeper understanding of ocean currents and where they are transporting microplastics. We find out more about the dynamic filtration system that could help reduce the worrying levels of pollution in our oceans. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Discover more about the teams and their ideas at Ericsson Innovation Awards Website.

The Ericsson Innovation Awards are a global university competition, giving students the opportunity to produce innovations based on Information Communication Technology (ICT) potential. Jack Morton’s internal innovation practice, Genuine X traveled to Stockholm earlier this year to meet the finalists and discuss their ideas. This year's theme was water, encouraging entrants to Dive Deeper into nature as our largest resource for technology. Ericsson’s search for the future in tech innovation brought us to all four corners of the globe, where just 4 finalists were selected from over 2,000 entries. Each team has the chance of winning the grand prize of €25,000 and the opportunity to see their innovation bought to life. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- “While technology is rapidly becoming more automated, we have barely changed the way we access our oceans over the last century” Inspired by cuttlefish technology, this beach dwelling group of friends from Adelaide, Australia has designed a Bio-AUV with a unique propulsion system enabling otherwise untraversable underwater exploration. The team hopes to create a commercially viable Autonomous Underwater Vehicle to assist scientists in crucial data gathering from complex reef systems. We find out how the non-invasive technology will benefit research and commercial organisations, whilst potentially reducing the effects of climate change in underwater ecosystems. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Discover more about the teams and their ideas at Ericsson Innovation Awards Website.

In autumn 2019, The Retail Exchange partnered with World Retail Congress to record a series of special roundtable podcast episodes, exploring the challenges and opportunities that will lie in store for retail in the new decade ahead. In this first episode, we talk technology.Guest host Ian McGarrigle, Chair of World Retail Congress, is joined by Heal's Customer & eCommerce Director, David Kohn and Ian Pattison, Head of Customer Engineering for Google, along with thought leaders from retail agencies Visual Thinking, FutureBrand, FITCH and Jack Morton.

Overview The Stevens Group is pleased to present a new podcast series that salutes the masters of public relations and revels in their observations, insights and advice to PR professionals.  This new series is part of the ongoing partnership between The Stevens Group and CommPRO to bring to PR, digital/interactive and marketing communications agencies the wisdom of those who have reached the top of the PR profession.     About Our Guest Andy Polansky, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Constituency Management Group (CMG) Andy Polansky is the Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Constituency Management Group (CMG), and oversees IPG's specialty marketing firms across a variety of disciplines, including public relations, sports marketing, experiential marketing, brand consulting and digital and social media marketing. Global brands within CMG include Weber Shandwick, Golin, Octagon, Jack Morton, Current Global, DeVries Global and FutureBrand, among others. Andy also serves as Executive Chairman of Weber Shandwick, and was its CEO from 2012-2019. A leader in the public relations and marketing service industries, Andy has delivered outstanding results for hundreds of companies around the globe. Under his direction as CEO, Weber Shandwick was a “Standout” Agency on the prestigious Ad Age Agency A-List in 2017 and 2018, and was named to Ad Age's Best Places to Work list in 2019. Weber Shandwick was also PRWeek's Global Agency of the Year four years in a row (2015 to 2018) and The Holmes Report‘s Global Agency of the Year in 2014, 2015 and 2017. Andy has a deep passion for client service and collaboration. He led the development of Weber Shandwick's Client Relationship Leader program, which was featured as a Harvard Business School case study. Andy sits on the Board of Directors for The Ad Council and the Board of Trustees for the VNA Health Group, one of the nation's largest nonprofit independent providers of home health, hospice and community-based care. Prior to his roles with IPG, Andy was a municipal reporter for the Bucks County Courier Times in Levittown, PA, a business and feature writer for the Princeton Packet in Princeton, NJ, and a sportswriter at The Trentonian in Trenton, NJ. Andy holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from The College of New Jersey (TCNJ) and sits on the TCNJ Foundation Board of Directors.

Marnie’s dad, Jack Morton, joins her on her front porch to talk about what’s happening in the world. Jack, an octogenarian, shares the 5 concerns for America that he has. These are five things that he’s seen drastically deteriorate in the last fifty years (since Marnie was born).

In this first episode of Front Porch Sense, Marnie Pehrson Kuhns and her father, Jack Morton, discuss the shifts in the political climate - the changes that are happening in both the democratic and republican parties over recent decades, why the left has become more bold in their progressive (aka socialist) agenda, and what we can do about it.

Captain Marvel Review New Idea Every second week of the month we do a reboot or recast of a movie each with -cast -little detail change -twist -and what award show do you think it will sweep in ( award show you think it will get all of the awards in) We Suggest it Pat- Alita Set several centuries in the future, the abandoned Alita is found in the scrapyard of Iron City by Ido, a compassionate cyber-doctor who takes the unconscious cyborg Alita to his clinic. When Alita awakens, she has no memory of who she is, nor does she have any recognition of the world she finds herself in. As Alita learns to navigate her new life and the treacherous streets of Iron City, Ido tries to shield her from her mysterious past. Kevin- The Order When Belgrave University student Jack Morton joins a fabled secret society, the Hermetic Order of the Blue Rose, he is thrust into a world of magic, monsters and intrigue. Out to avenge his mother's death, he uncovers dark family secrets and lands in an underground battle being waged between werewolves and practitioners of dark magic. Assisting Jack in the fight is Alyssa, a tour guide at Belgrave and fellow member of the Order, which is led by Jack's estranged father. Dr. X - Larva Island Two larva who live in a gutter under a busy street, play with objects that fall from above.

In this episode, we catch up with Christophe Mallet, the co-founder and Strategy Director at Somewhere Else: The Immersive Tech Agency. We chat about whether VR marketing has bitten the dust because of 360º video, Millennials seeking a return on experience (ROE) and why Orangina has been giving Christophe nightmares. Listeners be advised, there is a dash of swearing in this episode. Genuine X is Jack Morton's innovation practice. To find out more click the link http://www.jackmorton.com/genuinex Hosted by Martyn Gooding and Tom Fenwick-Smith. Produced by Ben Toland

Jack Morton considers himself a “basketball junkie." It’s good for the 2000 Carolina graduate, then, that he spends so much time on Carolina’s baseline. The freelance photographer said he wouldn’t trade his seat on the floor for any other spot. “I’m so spoiled,” said Morton, who’s in his 13th year of photographing Carolina basketball games. “I don’t think I’ll ever be able to watch a game from the stands again because the perspective is so unique.” There’s a good chance that Morton won’t have to watch the game from the stands ever again. His grandfather Hugh Morton was a famous North Carolina photographer and nature conservationist, and he photographed Carolina basketball for more than 60 years. Jack Morton hopes to continue that legacy. On this week’s episode, Jack Morton shares the journey that led him to follow his grandfather’s footsteps into photography. It’s a tale of two families, a family of photographers and the Carolina basketball family.

This is a conversation with Justine Bloome, the Chief Strategy Officer at Vaynermedia. Over her career, she’s spent time in publishing and the entertainment business, cut her teeth on strategy at Jack Morton, owned her own distributed agency called the Village Agency, and was the EVP, Head of Strategy and Innovation at Carat USA. Vaynermedia is one of the fastest growing agencies on the planet with close to 1,000 employees after less than 10 years of business. Enjoy!

Painless Podcast episode 46: Sean Callahan (VP, Jack Morton) (Some of) The ingredients used to create the unique Sean Callahan: Music. Family. Doodling. Cardinals baseball. Creativity. Phish. First-hand experiences. Relationship building. Using drum circles for pitches. Start-ups. Transparency. Thom Yorke. Adaptability. No judgments. Hear it all come together on Painless Podcast Episode 46. Check out Sean’s terrific “What Marketers Can Learn From Phish” post using this link: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/what-marketers-can-learn-from-phish-sean-callahan/ To connect with Sean: • LinkedIn = https://www.linkedin.com/in/seancallahanwi/ • Twitter = @seancalchi ***** Sign up for your no cost Painless membership that grants access to other members, job and event postings and our email newsletter here: www.Painless.Network ***** Please support our partners: + Chicago Sport & Social Club offers the largest sports leagues at locations all over the city. It's not just competition, it's camaraderie. Last chance to avoid FOMO -- registration for Summer sports ASAP. Use code ‘PAINLESS’ to receive up to $75 off your fee. Code is good for a 5% discount off team registration. Register at www.chicagosocial.com. ********** About the Painless Podcast: Get to know interesting people, jobs and places to work in and around sports, events, start-ups and cause marketing world. Hosted by Chris Hartweg (@chartweg). Focusing on how and why they landed where they are and the role of mentoring and networking to get there. Other Painless links... Linked in: www.linkedin.com/groups/73710 Facebook: www.facebook.com/PainlessNetworking Twitter: www.twitter.com/PainlessNetwork Instagram: www.instagram.com/PainlessNetwork

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Global Shapers Series on the State of the World and how to create impact in dynamic & diverse groups, across continents. This is Episode is part of Green Planet Blue Planet Portrait of the Global Shaper Episode 013 Global Shapers Series Jenny Tchinnosian, Buenos Aires - Argentina Jenny Tchinnosian, Curator of the Global Shapers Hub, Buenos Aires Jenny Tchinnosian Social Impact Maker from Buenos Aires in Argentina. She grew up in the United States of America and has come back to her roots as a company founder of SoulFire: Creative agency that gives a voice to amazing causes and awesome businesses through cutting-edge web design, creative branding, and unique communication strategies. Spark your inner flame, bring your idea to light. Spark your inner Flame. What does it mean to be a young leader under 30 ? And how do we want to shape, create and together facilitate for an abundant and thriving planet earth ? We touch on topics like having Transformational experiences in group settings and through music, art. How expectations shape our experience. This episode is a bilingual Episode towards in which I ask Jenny a question or two in her native language Spanish.     A native of Buenos Aires, Jenny Tchinnosian is the Founder & Director of SoulFire: a branding agency dedicated to giving a voice to social causes. SoulFire finds creative ways to reach audiences via web design, magazines, branding, video, social media marketing, and more. Jenny is the first female Curator of the World Economic Forum's Global Shapers chapter in Buenos Aires.   Jenny studied journalism at George Washington University and design at Parsons in New York, developing her career in the Associated Press (Rome), National Geographic (Washington DC), La Nación (Buenos Aires), Beaux Arts Magazine (Paris) and Intacto (Buenos Aires), where she led projects for Canon, JWT, IBM, Cisco, and Jack Morton, among others.   Jenny enjoys building community in every city where she lives, creating new links and learning about the cultures that surround it. She speaks English, Spanish, Italian and French.  

I had an amazing time with Jeff Siegel on The Dating Advisory Board Podcast. I loved hearing his feedback on how the dating game has changed over the years. Jeff has spent close to four decades as a creative force in the communications industry. As the Creative Director and Executive Producer for hundreds of corporate meetings, product launches, and major entertainment events, he has developed a reputation for not only excellence but out-of-the-box thinking as well. Find The Dating Advisory Board here: Website: http://www.thedatingadvisoryboard.com YouTube: https://goo.gl/MC1jjt Instagram: http://instagram.com/thedatingadvisory Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thedatingadvisoryboard/ Snapchat: jenhecht1 Twitter: https://twitter.com/JenHecht1 Google+: The Dating Advisory Board Jeff's Bio: Before starting his own consulting business in 1999, Jeff held staff positions at industry-leading agencies Jack Morton and Caribiner International. Subsequently, Jeff founded the company, Jeff Siegel Creative, and has carved out an important niche in the industry as an independent Creative Director and Marketing Consultant for numerous Fortune 500 clients such as McDonald's, Sears, Nestle, and Motorola. Jeff is also the author of “RelationTrips: A Simple, Powerful Way to Bond with Your Loved Ones Through Personalized Road Trips”, the definitive guide to customized family travel. Currently, he is working on his next book – “Dates & Nuts” – a scathing and hilarious account of mid-life dating in the 21st century. It's a real-life, riotous review of the sometimes strange, always titillating dates he's stumbled into and out of ... and the “nuts” that are an unavoidable part of the savory mix. Culled from years in the dating trenches, and both darkly satirical and belly-busting funny, these short, sharp, anecdotal snapshots also form the basis of Jeff's ongoing stand-up comedy endeavors. Jeff is also working on the screenplay for “Dying for Business” – a hard-hitting indictment of Corporate America focused on the nefarious activities of Death Management, Inc., a fictitious Fortune 500 company whose profits are derived from the illegal trafficking in human body parts.

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