Podcast appearances and mentions of James Kirkham

Giant icebergs that scientists believe drifted off the UK coast 18,000 years ago are now helping researchers at the British Antarctic Survey to understand the impact that climate change and global warming are having on the Antarctic. Dr James Kirkham joins us on the podcast to explain how. Why ​Apple is reportedly planning to diversify its supply chain, moving its iPhone production away from China and making India its primary source.The rapidly crumbling exoplanet hurtling through space, with Royal Observatory Greenwich astronomer Finn Burridge. Also in this episode: Google's“call to arms” over a worrying gap in the UK's adoption of artificial intelligence.Volkswagen America and Uber's plans for a robotaxi service as soon as 2026And how marathon runners' urine could soon be enriching our soil Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hosted by Fast Lane Jane Thurmond and Design Muse Theresa Contreras James Kirkham of Race Service joins us to share his love of racing and journey from Go Pro's media team to being a co-founder of Donut Media and starting his own brand for design, racing and culture. Venturing into high end fashion design, James is bringing automotive racing to the fashion world. Checkout more at @race.service and @jameskirkham. Recorded at the Marconi Automotive Museum in Tustin, CA. Visit www.marconimuseum.org and follow them at @marconimuseum. Produced by Auto Revolution Auto Revolution produces automotive TV Shows, Podcasts, Promotional Videos, and more. Watch at www.autorevolution.tv and follow @autorevolution Baja Forged Timeless design. Race inspired. BAJA proven! We love looking good driving on and off road.  Baja Forged offers products to be capable when we need them. So we built Baja Forged. Follow Baja Forged at @bajaforged and www.bajaforged.com GTS Customs Corvette specialists, GTS Customs sets the highest standards for custom fab & body work, outrageous paint, complete builds and restomods. Follow GTS Customs at @gtscustoms and www.gtscustoms.com

Video Version: ⁠https://youtu.be/GdttxXlkq4g⁠ Defected Records former Chief business officer James has a 20+ year career spanning digital, social, mobile leadership, advertising, sports and music. Under his tenure: Holler (digital agency of the year), COPA90 (top 10 most innovative businesses, Fast Company), and Defected records (label of the year) He was the former chief business officer for defected records spanning 4 years where his role played a big part helping defected records navigate through the pandemic and to remain active and successful through that period. Whilst James was at defected he saw the likes of many talented artists coming through defected as well as signing John Summit's track “deep end”. James has been in the brand and marketing industry for over 20 years where he has created the likes of a music agency to copa 90 a football brand and iconic77 magazine. Iconic is a showcase for many cultures within music, sports, brands and more and is the backbone and shortcut to find out all about the many cultures within the Uk and the world to explore. So if you're looking to grow your brand as a musician, DJ, influencer, this epsiode is for you packed full of industry knowledge, behind the scenes info, tip and tricks to help you get ahead to thrive in what you love to do.

Sung and Emelia sit down with co-founder of Donut Media and Race Service, James Kirkham. James shares his path beginning in real estate and an early stint with GoPro, to now working with F1 and NASCAR. They have an honest discussion about their individual failures, talk about maintaining optimism and reframing negativity as a force for motivation and purpose.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This is one of those episodes that is beyond special to me. James Kirkham is not only the co-founder of Race Service, but much more importantly, he is a dear friend and mentor who has changed my life for the better ever since the day we met. He has an incredible story of never giving up and dreaming bigger than anyone I've ever met! He's sacrificed just about everything in pursuit of those huge dreams, but he is proof that if you never stop and want it bad enough, anything is possible. For that reason, this episode is one that I will forever cherish. I hope you take something beautiful away from it. Timestamps: 1:50 - Intro to James 10:20 - Going Against the Grain 15:32 - When He Fell in Love with Motorsports 18:10 - Wanting More & Working Hard 22:04 - Overcoming Adversity 25:32 - LA & Working for Snoop Dogg 33:59 - The Pursuit to Racing 44:35 - Meeting Jacob Agajanian 47:59 - Working with Ryan Davis (Yaer) 50:43 - Standing By Your Passion 54:24 - Working at GoPro 1:05:26 - Donut Media 1:07:23 - Race Service & The Fruit of His Labour James Kirkham: Instagram: @jameskirkhamRace Service: Instagram: @race.serviceAndrew Cramb: Instagram: @andrew_ftw Everything Else: https://linktr.ee/whereareallmyfriendsProduced & Edited by - Deanna Elise: Instagram: @deannaelxse Website: www.deannaelxse.comWhere Are All My Friends Podcast: Website: www.whereareallmyfriends.com Subscribe: HERE Patreon: www.patreon.com/whereareallmyfriends

The need is well above the government's policy targets and we're obsessed with married people who are just about to have children, according to the author of he latest Daft.ie report, economist Ronan Lyons. The latest figures show another quarter of extreme shortages in rental supply. Economics Correspondent, Eoin Burke Kennedy, also joins Ciaran to take a deep dive into the report. We also delve into World Cup sponsorship deals with London marketing expert and former head of the Copa90 football agency, James Kirkham. Are brands getting bang for their buck in one of the most controversial tournaments in decades? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The need is well above the government's policy targets and we're obsessed with married people who are just about to have children, according to the author of he latest Daft.ie report, economist Ronan Lyons. The latest figures show another quarter of extreme shortages in rental supply. Economics Correspondent, Eoin Burke Kennedy, also joins Ciaran to take a deep dive into the report. We also delve into World Cup sponsorship deals with London marketing expert and former head of the Copa90 football agency, James Kirkham. Are brands getting bang for their buck in one of the most controversial tournaments in decades? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Punchy is a production of Rival, a marketing innovation consultancy that develops strategies and capabilities that help businesses grow faster. Punchy is hosted by Eric Fulwiler, who's often joined by his Rival Co-Founders Jenna Cummings and DuBose Cole. Find Rival online at www.wearerival.com, LinkedIn, Twitter. Find Eric on LinkedIn and tweet him @efulwiler. Find Jenna on LinkedIn.Find DuBose on LinkedIn.Say hi at media@wearerival.com, we'd love to hear from you.

In this episode we speak with James Kirkham, Chief Business Officer at Defected Records as Chief Business Officer in January 2020. Joining the label as it enters its third decade. James is overseeing all social, content, marketing and PR activations at Defected, and makes an invaluable addition to the company as it navigates its position as an industry leader in a new era for the music industry.As one of the world’s foremost media industry speakers, he has appeared on stage for a number of years at the Cannes Lions Festival of Creativity, featured in BIMA’s prestigious Top 100 for three years running and was recently selected as one of the top Leaders Under 40 in the sports business. He was also named in Campaign Magazine’s esteemed ‘Power 100’ in July 2019.We discuss:James career journey to dateDefected Records, an ecosystem and how the record label is evolvingHow creativity is born out of adversityDigital transformation, virtual events and innovation on the dance floorHow Defected has championed the music industry in 2020 during the pandemicPromoting records in this new event formatLove for Glitterbox and the soon to be released long form documentaryExciting plans for 2021 and beyond

Acknowledged widely as an authority on all things marketing, James Kirkham joined Defected Records as Chief Business Officer in January 2020. Making the move to the label from an advertising and marketing background, James had just concluded four years at the football media business COPA90, where during his successful tenure as CBO he oversaw a 100% increase in revenue year-on-year, and coordinated partnerships with brands such as Uber, Budweiser, Nike, Pepsi and EA Sports. As well as his impressive work with COPA90, where James and his team built a vast audience of young fans, peaking at 650 million monthly views in 2019, James has established himself as a media innovator and specialist voice on the industry, providing insights for news outlets such as The Guardian, CNN, Sky News and the BBC. As one of the world’s foremost media industry speakers, he has appeared on stage 8 times at the Cannes Lions Festival of Creativity, featured in BIMA’s prestigious Top 100 for three years running and was recently selected as one of the top Leaders Under 40 in the sports business. He was also named in Campaign Magazine’s esteemed ‘Power 100’ in July 2019 and A-list. Prior to COPA90, James founded his own digital agency Holler, the first in the world to market a TV show using social media, and the trailblazing nature of the business was noticed by industry leaders Publicis Group, who acquired Holler in 2010. James was promoted to Leo Burnett Worldwide’s Global Head of Social and Mobile, working with clients such as Procter & Gamble, McDonald’s, Coca-Cola and Kellogg’s. In January 2020 James started his new chapter at Defected Records, joining the label as it enters its third decade. James is overseeing all social, content, marketing and PR activations at Defected, and makes an invaluable addition to the company as it navigates its position as an industry leader in a new era for the music industry. In March 2020 Defected launched their Virtual Festival, a standalone event that evolved into a weekly residency in response to multiple event cancellations due to the COVID-19 outbreak. Within four weeks the online residency accumulated over 10 million views and gained worldwide recognition and acclaim, gaining media coverage in Creative Review, The Telegraph, BBC Radio 2, 6Music, Evening Standard, Le Monde France and Sky News. Instagram: @spoonybear @defectedrecords Host: Jamie Neale @jamienealejn Discussing rituals and habitual patterns in personal and work life. We ask questions about how to become more aware of one self and the world around us, how do we become 360 with ourselves? Host Instagram: @jamienealejn Podcast Instagram: @360_yourself Music from Electric Fruit Produced by Tom Dalby Composed by Toby Wright

Have a BEER with James Kirkham, self described "Dreamer" at Automotive Hub/Agency, Race Service located in Mid City Los Angeles. James has had a great history of motorsports, companies, relationships, experiences etc. James and Jarod share multiple tattoos and stories of their travels and the overall importance of relationships and giving a shit! Meet James Kirkham of Race Service.

Defected Records chief business officer James Kirkham talks to Broadcast Tech editor Jake Bickerton about the dance label's hugely popular weekly Virtual Festivals, which kicked off as soon as the UK went into lockdown. The 12-hour live streamed events, which went out on a plethora of social media platforms every Friday night, brought in an audience of millions of dance music fans each week. Each Virtual Festival brought together DJs from around the world, who each had an hour to spin discs from their home, before the next DJ kicked off their set. The complexity of how each set was filmed ranged from a single iPhone camera stream to a multi-camera setup, including drones. Kirkham explains how it was all put together and what the future for Virtual Festivals might be post-lockdown.

In January, James Kirkham stepped into the brand new role of Chief Business Officer at Defected Records. Prior to this, he was in the same position but in a totally diverse yet resonating industry, the football industry at COPA90. During this podcast, we gain perspective on James’ story, the resonating features of dance music and football and most of all, the Defected Records ‘Hype Machine’. The formula of how Defected Records leverage momentum, create advocacy and social proof of upcoming releases as a way of building hype for release day. During this podcast, we also gain an understanding into the marketing perspective and approach of Defected Records as to how they have built their own channels and assets as the focus of marketing instead of their focus being on outsourcing advertising to platforms like Facebook.  Show Notes: www.yourmusicindustry.com/post/james-kirkham Highlight From This Episode: [0:00] James introduces us to his journey into the music industry which included a 4 year stint at COPA90 [5:40] Are there any connections between Football and Dance Music? James breaks down his thoughts on it. [10:54] While at COPA90, James secured deals with the likes of Uber, Budweiser, Nikes and many more. We explore if this kind of brand deal will become the future of Defected Records or if it’s already there. [15:38] Defected Records, Record Label or Media Company or both? James introduces us to his perspective and the future of Defected. [22:10] We gain some perspective on the ‘Defected Records Hype Machine’ on how Defected leverage momentum and hype for their release campaigns. [35:05] Do the Defected Team know when a release is going to go viral, for example Endor - Pump It Up on TikTok? James enlightens us to his position on this [37:10] James and I explore how Defected Records build credibility and advocacy for their releases including the tools they use [44:46] We have two questions from listeners @kev_noone and @cassineb [48:20] What change would James Kirkham like to see in the music industry? He breaks it down. Keep in touch: Daniel@YourMusicIndustry www.YourMusicIndustry.com Your Music Industry podcast is brought to you by Daniel Fish from Liverpool, UK.  Copyright © 2020 Daniel Fish, Liverpool, UK. All rights reserved. Credits: Host: Daniel Fish Producer: Daniel Fish Music: Early Morning by Shane Becker (via SoundStripe) 

The inaugural SportsPro Fan Conference ends with The Big Debate at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. SportsPro editor at large Eoin Connolly is joined by Whistle's international managing director Jeff Nathenson, Copa90 chief business officer James Kirkham and sports consultant Drew Barrand to talk about toxicity in social media, the points where brands and hardcore supporters meet, bringing fans on the journey to new stadiums, and why anyone who's good at their job in sports media needs to know about KSI v Logan Paul II.  With the bars open in north London you can expect some strong opinions, and some strong language.

James Kirkham co-founded and co-sold the agency Holler. He started it in London. He was young and naive. He worked to spread offices around the world. Then he sold Holler to Leo Burnett. Now, he is the Chief Business Officer of Copa90, a football fan media empire. We discuss: - Going from freelance to business - The power of young naivety - Luck, proximity, hard work, recession, catching waves, and audacity - What James has learned about football culture in recent years You can find James here https://twitter.com/spoonybear and Copa90 here https://copa90.com. For more strategy talk: 1. Strategy newsletter: http://www.markpollard.net/email-newsletter/ 2. Strategy drawings: http://www.instagram.com/markpollard 3. Strategy Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/markpollard 4. Join 5,000+ strategists: http://www.sweathead.co New book "Strategy Is Your Words" out soon.

Sport has the power to change lives. Over the last few months, we have heard lots of great stories, so this bonus episode shares some of those stories. Copa 90's James Kirkham talking about his great passion - football, KPP founder Kitty Pemberton-Platt talking about her winning experience, Tough Girl founder Sarah Williams talking about being on top of the world and the quartet of Gulliver, Clapp and the Cleall twins of Saracens women's rugby team talking about London 2012, representing your country and the pride in leading your team. Don't forget to subscribe to the show, and please leave a review! 

In this episode, Alex is joined by James Kirkham, Head of Copa90 - one of the world's leading football publishers. James and Alex have a chat about the up and coming football World Cup in Russia, his favourite sporting moment and why he is 'that dad' on the sidelines! Don't forget to subscribe to the show, and please leave a review! 

We are at Race Service (facebook.com/RaceService.Media/) with James Kirkham and Jacob Agajanian. We talk a little bit about what Race Service is and the big things that they have planned for the future.Thanks for listening!Please rate and review the show on iTunes or whatever platform you use to listen to the DWA! Podcast.

This summer Russia will play host to the world’s largest football event globally. We're joined by James Kirkham, Head of football publisher Copa 90 to take a look at why it is likely to be one of the most fascinating sporting events in a generation.

The Campaign Podcast powered by Somethin' Else: big ideas & new technologies to inspire marketers. #5: Campaign's global editor Claire Beale discusses the evolution of sports marketing with James Kirkham, Joe Weston, Nicola Kemp.

Donut Media is one of the hottest new content companies in the automotive space right now. They've built a reputation for creating outrageous and dynamic content for a variety of brands including Nissan, Gumout, Red Bull driver Daniel Ricciardo and more. Two of the principals behind Donut are Jacob Agajanian and James Kirkham, long time friends with tons of industry experience who wanted to do things differently. James and Jacob stopped by the podcast to talk about the history behind Donut Media as well as some of their favorite pieces of content that they've created and lots more.