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Good morning from Pharma and Biotech daily: the podcast that gives you only what's important to hear in Pharma and Biotech world.President Trump has threatened big pharma with tariffs unless they reshore manufacturing. He also refused to promise pharma executives that he would hamstring the IRA's drug negotiation program. RNA editing is fueling hope for rare and common diseases, with experts calling for more efficiency and breakthroughs in delivery methods. The FDA is rehiring scientists after Trump's firing spree, with around 300 staff being asked to return. Vertex's Journavx is changing the pain treatment landscape, but opioids are still prevalent. Trilink offers mRNA designs for reliable performance in various applications. In other news, a small Harvard start-up is fighting antimicrobial resistance, and OpinionAI is focusing on small molecules in the I&I space. Bluebird is going private, Mirum receives FDA approval for a rare disease, and PhRMA is meeting with Trump on various policies.Vertex's Journavx is changing the landscape of pain treatment, but opioids are still widely used. Non-opioid pain therapies, including Journavx, have been approved by the FDA, but their uptake remains uncertain. Meanwhile, RNA editing is showing promise in clinical trials for treating rare and common diseases, and artificial intelligence is making small molecules more attractive in the inflammatory and immunology disease space. The FDA is facing low morale after job cuts under Trump's administration, raising concerns about delays in new medicine approvals. Additional news includes Sanofi challenging Novo with an FDA approval for a biosimilar, FDA rare cancer approvals, and Lead passing on an option for Arcus' cancer drug.Thank you for tuning in to Pharma and Biotech Daily.
Dan Khabie - Founding Partner- CourtAvenue Dan Khabie launched his career in business transformation in 1997 with the creation of Digitaria, an award-winning digital media agency with a roster of clients that included DreamWorks Animation, ESPN, the National Football League (NFL), and Qualcomm, among others. When his company was acquired by WPP in 2010, Dan later became global CEO of Mirum, a 2,500-employee digital marketing agency with offices on six continents. In addition to being a LinkedIn Influencer, Dan has been an adjunct professor at San Diego State University and frequently speaks out about innovation and marketing. Dan's oversight includes all of CourtAvenue's client relationships, as well as identifying new business acquisitions. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/dylanconroy/support
Alden Wicker is a journalist, founder of ecocult.com and the author of To Dye For: How Toxic Fashion Is Making Us Sick—and How We Can Fight Back. You can subscribe to Alden's newsletter HERE. Avoiding toxic chemicals in clothing is important for both personal health and environmental sustainability. Here are some tips from Alden Wicker and the ecocult.com team: 1. Choose Organic and Natural Fibers: Look for clothing made from organic cotton, linen, and hemp. These materials are generally grown and processed without harmful pesticides and chemicals. Organic certification labels, such as the Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS), can be a reliable indicator of this. 2. Avoid Synthetic Fibers: Synthetic fibers like polyester, nylon, and acrylic are petroleum-based and often treated with various chemicals during production. These can include harmful dyes, flame retardants, and other toxic substances. Most “vegan leather” contains very toxic PVC or PUC, one plastic-free plant based leather that Alden recommends researching is called Mirum. 3. Check for Certifications: Certifications like GOTS, OEKO-TEX Standard 100, and Bluesign ensure that clothing is made without harmful chemicals. These certifications cover various aspects of textile production, from raw material extraction to the finished product. ToxicFreeFuture.org is another group Alden mentioned as a resource that tests products and urges legislators to mandate transparency in materials and chemicals. 4. Be Wary of Certain Treatments and Applications: Avoid clothing with features like wrinkle resistance, static resistance, and stain resistance, as these often involve the use of chemicals. Also, be cautious of overly bright or unnatural-looking colors, which can be a sign of heavy dye use. 5. Research Brands: Support brands that are transparent about their manufacturing processes and committed to reducing chemical use. Many eco-friendly brands prioritize non-toxic production methods and are open about their supply chains. 6. Wash New Clothes Before Wearing: New clothing can have surface chemicals or residues from the manufacturing process. Washing them before wearing can help reduce your exposure to these chemicals. 7. Use Gentle, Eco-Friendly Laundry Products: The detergents and fabric softeners you use can also contribute to chemical exposure. Choose products that are eco-friendly and free from harsh chemicals. 8. Practice Minimalism in Your Wardrobe: By buying fewer but higher quality items that are made sustainably, you can reduce your exposure to harmful chemicals and also contribute to a more sustainable fashion industry. 9. Speak Up: Ask retailers and manufacturers about their standards and materials. Over time, the market reflects what we ask for as well as what we refuse to buy. Ask your legislators what they are doing to make clothing safer and to require transparency of the chemicals workers and wearers are exposed to. Remember, while it's challenging to completely eliminate exposure to all toxic chemicals in clothing, these steps can significantly reduce your risk and contribute to a healthier environment. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Plant Based / Vegan Life Coaching. If you've ever thought that avoiding or eliminating animal products would be a great idea, but you didn't know where to start, this Podcast is for you. For more information, to submit a question or topic, or to book a free 30 minute Coaching session visit micheleolendercoaching.com or email info@micheleolendercoaching.com “Buy Me A Coffee” Donate Button Facebook page Instagram Music, Production, and Editing by Charlie Weinshank. For inquiries email: charliewe97@gmail.com Virtual Support Services: https://proadminme.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/vedgeyourbest/message
Good Morning, Nan tho tha hna maw? Tuzing zong morning devotion i hrawm ti dingin kan in sawm hna. A kan hruaitu: Rev. John Za Thleng Tlangtar: Mirum Pa Le Lazaruh Lunglawmhnak ngan pi he, CAPT - CEBC Arts Production Team -- Music By Peder B. Helland
”We're already starting to see this happening, like there's a leather tannery in Vietnam called Isa TanTeck, where leather runs through the blood. That's what they specialize at. They came out with their own mycelium material. A leather tannery has come out with their own mycelium material. Are they in it? Are they in it for the passion of saving animals and the vegan kind of philosophies? No, they're in it because they're smart people and they've got good scientists and they've been able to create a new a new product line.” – Joey Pringle Joey Pringle is the founder and co-owner of Veshin Factory, an original equipment and design manufacturer specializing in luxury bags and accessories made from leather alternatives. They work with brands during product design and manufacturing stages to help them make the switch to next gen materials. Veshin was founded with the goal of helping brands go animal free, but because of a partnership with Natural Fiber Welding, maker of Mirum, it's fast become a leader in plastic-free manufacturing too. Currently, Joey lives in Colombia where he is piloting Veshin Factory's second factory.
“And it's true that as much as online makes things much more accessible in so many ways, sometimes it's the feeling and seeing that actually really gets people over the line, because they're like, ‘Oh, wow, that feels really… that looks really good. Oh, look at it on me. Oh, you can style it like this as well. And oh, you can go over the shoulder like, yeah…' the touch is really important for consumer goods” – Jessica Kruger Jessica Kruger is the founder of a vegan handbag company called Shaker. They had a rebrand in June, they were originally founded as LUXTRA in 2018. With the rebrand, came new design and new material. Shaker's handbags are made with MIRUM® - the first high-end leather alternative that is 100% plastic-free, which is a HUGE deal. I spent time with Jessica in London and saw Shaker's bags in person. And they are absolutely stunning. Jessica originally started her journey of building cruelty-free businesses in 2014 when she opened ETHOS – one of London's best loved meat-free restaurants - after her mother volunteered at Farm Sanctuary in California. speciesunite.com https://shakerlondon.com/ https://mirum.naturalfiberwelding.com/
In May of 2022, Becca Lucas Lord resigned from her role as VP, Director of Client Services at Wunderman Thompson. She was ready to explore new opportunities that complimented her recent agency work. That sabbatical lasted all of three days before she was asked to return in a consulting role. When you look at the breadth Becca's resume, it's easy to see why they wanted her back. Besides Wunderman Thompson, Becca's career includes time at Cohn & Wolfe, Sequentia Environics, Twist Image, and Mirum. She has worked on all categories from automotive, CPG, pharmaceuticals, and even petroleum pipelines. Becca Lucas Lord stops by to chat about growing up in London Ontario, why she took a year off from university, her career journey from coordinator to VP, and the decision to move into consulting. www.mediapeople.ca www.instagram.com/vicgenova/
In this episode, Jason talks with Diana and John Ingles. Together, they are co-founders of a lifestyle brand called Wild Routed. Wild Routed is a family owned company producing unique products like stickers, shirts printed with algae ink, and hat patches, key fob holders, and key chains made with a plant-based leather alternative called MIRUM. During the conversation, Diana and John provide tips for planning and packing, recap their National Park tour, and give insight on which National Parks are hidden gems. They also provide insight on how and why their company gives back to our National Parks and Forests. Website | Instagram | Facebook Nurture yourself with Nature by visiting WildRouted.com and using CUFREESHIP23 at checkout!
Brent Baker is the Lead of New Business Development for MIRUM®, Natural Fiber Welding's (NFW) categorically new, plant-based, and plastic-free leather alternative material. Brent supports designers and makers around the world to reduce reliance on plastics and animal products to shrink their footprints and expand their creative palettes. In an industry awash with incremental solutions, NFW is driving a systems-level shift away from petroleum-derived products and toxic chemistries with their family of plastic-free materials. Outside of MIRUM®, NFW is bringing to scale CLARUS®, a novel yarn treatment technology that imbues natural fibers with the performance of synthetics without the plastic, PLIANT® a 100% bio-based, recyclable, and moldable outsole for footwear, and TUNERA®, a 100% bio-based foam to replace plastic composites for internal components for consumer products.
In this week's episode, Daphne, Josh and Tim are joined by Michal Preminger, Head of Johnson & Johnson Innovation, and Jacob Plieth, Evaluate Vantage journalist, to discuss the latest in biotech takeovers, data readouts and FDA news. Tim kicks off the episode with an update on macro events and his recent analysis on aggregate enterprise value of companies with good clinical data versus not so go good clinical data. Michal leads a discussion on the intersection of academia and the venture capital community and Jacob goes in-depth on his coverage of the Clinical Trials on Alzheimer's Disease conference (CTAD). In M&A news, Daphne covers Merck's acquisition of Imago BioSciences, Horizon Therapeutics' takeover interest, and AstraZeneca's move into cell therapy with the acquisition of Neogene Therapeutics. Josh then discusses Mirum's decision to discontinue their ICP program and the challenges of developing drugs in the pregnancy setting. Lastly, Jacob gives his American Society of Hematology (ASH) Annual Meeting predictions and the group debates biotech versus pharma productivity. Community of experts and insiders joining Biotech Hangout (formerly known as Biotech Clubhouse) include Daphne Zohar, Josh Schimmer, Bruce Booth, Tim Opler, Chris Garabedian, Michal Preminger, Dawn Bell, Rob Perez, Otello Stampacchia and more.
#87: Sam Littlefield is President & CEO at Littlefield Agency. They specialize in digital marketing for B2B companies—reimagining all things marketing and working with companies like Southwest Airlines, Loves, Rib Crib, BOK, Ditch Witch, & more.After completing his undergraduate degree from the University of San Diego, Sam was hired as an Account Manager at one of the world's largest digital advertising agencies, Mirum, where he worked on the CBRE, Johnson & Johnson & Cobra Puma Golf accounts.Sam is currently a Director on the MAGNET (Marketing & Advertising Global Network) Board— a network of member agencies across five different continents, providing agency owners and executive-level leaders the opportunity to learn, share and grow best practices in a confidential and non-competitive environment.On the show he shares his story, choosing freedom over money, getting people in the right seats on the bus, effective communication, focus, and a lot more!
The search continues! Of course, vehicles are also about aesthetics, design – and love at first sight. But how much room for creativity is there when the goal is minimalism? We have to look into the future of vehicle design with fresh eyes. Anne Therese meets some of the creative minds who create a new aesthetic and design from the first lines on the page. She wants to learn from them how sustainability can be built into the design of a vehicle and the materials that are the most difficult to replace when creating the car of the future. What aesthetics lie behind radical reduction? And what responsibility do designers bear when it comes to a sustainable future? We will find out in this episode. 02:23 Rethinking mobility 07:30 What is the luxury of the future? 18:13 Circular design principles 27:11 Mirum as a possible leather alternative? 28:02 Design for circularity 31:28 Sustainable car design “The ‘greenest‘ electric car will be made by BMW.” – this is the company's mission for the future. Is this future already within our grasp? What are the challenges that arise in trying to achieve this goal? We will find out in this eight-part audio documentary. Together with our reporter, Anne Therese Gennari (The Climate Optimist), we will go on a journey through the BMW universe and take an authentic look behind the scenes. Read more about our search for the greenest car here. You can find more information about our host Anne Therese Gennari here. BMW Protagonists: Daniela Bohlinger, Matthias Junghanns, Jessica Dettinger Editorial: Julia Niedermeier Author: Robert Valentine Sound and Music: Kontrapunkt Agency Art: Lucas Lemuth, Madita O'Sullivan, Caroline Wabra
The BMW Group plans to launch its first vehicles featuring completely vegan interiors next year. It will be available in both BMW and Mini models. The German manufacturer says this advance is made possible primarily through the development of materials with leather-like properties. “It will be possible to also use these materials for steering wheel surfaces, which must fulfil demanding criteria when it comes to feel, premium appearance and wear resistance,” notes the group. BMW believes the demand for vegan and leather-free interiors is set to increase further in the near future, especially in the US, China and Europe. The launch of such interiors will also aid the manufacturer in its ambition to reduce carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions over the lifecycle of a vehicle as it move towards climate neutrality, which is to be achieved by 2050 at the latest. “Replacing raw materials of animal origin makes a significant contribution to increasing sustainability in vehicle production,” notes BMW. “The introduction of a new surface material for steering wheels will see the proportion of vehicle components that contain traces of raw materials of animal origin fall to less than 1% in the respective BMW and Mini vehicles. “As a result, these materials will now only be found in areas that are not visible to the customer, for example in various waxy substances such as gelatine used in protective coatings, lanolin in paints, tallow as an additive in elastomers and beeswax as a flux for paints.” The new steering wheel surface material reduces carbon dioxide equivalent emissions along the value chain by about 85% compared with leather, says the company. Up to now, most of the emissions linked to leather – about 80% – were in the form of methane gas from cattle rearing. The remaining 20% was accounted for by processing of the cowhide, which is highly energy- and water-intensive. Climate Neutrality To achieve the group's goal of climate neutrality, BMW says it is relying on the use of green electricity in production and in the supply chain, a consistently increased proportion of secondary materials and natural raw materials, efficient electric motors and combustion engines and a high recycling rate. For example, the floor mats for various models are made from mono-material, thus avoiding material mixes that are difficult to recycle. As a result, BMW saves around 23 000 t of CO2 and an additional 1 600 t of waste a year, since the recycled floor mats and waste material are also reused within the production process. Research and development in the field of secondary raw materials and sustainable materials are also a priority. BMW says it is working with start-up companies to develop bio-based materials. Compared with the synthetic leathers previously used, these result in about 45% lower CO2 emissions. Mirum, which is 100% bio-based and petroleum-free, has the potential to mimic all the properties of traditional leather. Another new material, Deserttex, is made from pulverised cactus fibres with a bio-based polyurethane matrix. “With these materials, replacing raw materials of animal origin can be combined with a significant reduction in CO2,” says BMW.
The BMW Group plans to launch its first vehicles featuring completely vegan interiors next year. It will be available in both BMW and Mini models. The German manufacturer says this advance is made possible primarily through the development of materials with leather-like properties. “It will be possible to also use these materials for steering wheel surfaces, which must fulfil demanding criteria when it comes to feel, premium appearance and wear resistance,” notes the group. BMW believes the demand for vegan and leather-free interiors is set to increase further in the near future, especially in the US, China and Europe. The launch of such interiors will also aid the manufacturer in its ambition to reduce carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions over the lifecycle of a vehicle as it move towards climate neutrality, which is to be achieved by 2050 at the latest. “Replacing raw materials of animal origin makes a significant contribution to increasing sustainability in vehicle production,” notes BMW. “The introduction of a new surface material for steering wheels will see the proportion of vehicle components that contain traces of raw materials of animal origin fall to less than 1% in the respective BMW and Mini vehicles. “As a result, these materials will now only be found in areas that are not visible to the customer, for example in various waxy substances such as gelatine used in protective coatings, lanolin in paints, tallow as an additive in elastomers and beeswax as a flux for paints.” The new steering wheel surface material reduces carbon dioxide equivalent emissions along the value chain by about 85% compared with leather, says the company. Up to now, most of the emissions linked to leather – about 80% – were in the form of methane gas from cattle rearing. The remaining 20% was accounted for by processing of the cowhide, which is highly energy- and water-intensive. Climate Neutrality To achieve the group's goal of climate neutrality, BMW says it is relying on the use of green electricity in production and in the supply chain, a consistently increased proportion of secondary materials and natural raw materials, efficient electric motors and combustion engines and a high recycling rate. For example, the floor mats for various models are made from mono-material, thus avoiding material mixes that are difficult to recycle. As a result, BMW saves around 23 000 t of CO2 and an additional 1 600 t of waste a year, since the recycled floor mats and waste material are also reused within the production process. Research and development in the field of secondary raw materials and sustainable materials are also a priority. BMW says it is working with start-up companies to develop bio-based materials. Compared with the synthetic leathers previously used, these result in about 45% lower CO2 emissions. Mirum, which is 100% bio-based and petroleum-free, has the potential to mimic all the properties of traditional leather. Another new material, Deserttex, is made from pulverised cactus fibres with a bio-based polyurethane matrix. “With these materials, replacing raw materials of animal origin can be combined with a significant reduction in CO2,” says BMW.
Are you losing any sleep over the climate crisis? After another summer of heatwaves and wildfires around the world, the topic of sustainability is more top of mind than ever. Confronting this global crisis are countless “green” inventors, entrepreneurs, and corporations working on new ways to cut emissions and reduce our dependence on products derived from fossil fuels. And it's right here, at the intersection of innovation and sustainability, where intellectual property plays a critical role.On this episode of Stroke of Genius, host Raha Francis sits down with the Intellectual Property Owners Education Foundation's newly declared ‘Inventor of the Year', Luke Haverhals, the CEO of Natural Fiber Welding. Luke and his team at NFW have developed a new way of making the textiles in everything from t-shirts and sneakers to car interiors, using only plant-based materials. Their process is “circular,” which means their products need never end up in a landfill! As you'll hear, I.P. protection was a crucial component of Luke's journey from a farm boy in Iowa, to the US Naval Academy in Maryland, to founding his very own company in Illinois. Make sure to listen to the end, Luke shares some invaluable I.P. advice for aspiring inventors and entrepreneurs.Click here to learn more about the IPOEF's ‘Inventor of the Year' Award, and Natural Fiber Welding's patented MIRUM and CLARUS products. You can watch the sustainability webinar that Raha mentioned featuring GE and Coty here. For past episodes of Stroke of Genius and the very latest news and information from the Intellectual Property Owners Education Foundation, just visit ipoef.org. Special thank you to our episode sponsor Schwegman, Lundberg & Woessner! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Sharing the secrets of Google, Starbucks, Shopify with world-leading marketing expert Mitch Joel When brands like Google, Starbucks, Shopify, and GE want to leverage technology to better connect with their consumers, they call Mitch Joel. He has been called “one of North America's leading visionaries” by Strategy Magazine. Mitch Joel is the Founder of Six Pixels Group - an advisory, investing and a content-producing company that is focused on brands, commerce, community, and what's next. Prior to Six Pixels Group, Mitch spent close to two decades building, running, and selling his agency to WPP. He was most recently President of Mirum – a global marketing agency operating in 25 countries with close to 3000 employees.
Do criativo ao BI! Mas como isso é possível? No episódio de hoje, Alessandra Fraresso, Diretora de Projetos e Operações, veio compartilhar o case da agência Mirum, mostrando que a filosofia ágil vai sim, muito além das empresas de tecnologia. Ficou curioso pra saber como funciona? Dá o play! Quer conversar com Os Agilistas? É só mandar sua dúvida/sugestão para @osagilistas no Instagram ou pelo e-mail osagilistas@dtidigital.com.br que nós responderemos em um de nossos conteúdos! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
O novo mundo de negócios sem fronteiras entre on e offline e com jornadas multicanais demanda um ecossistema de parceiros poderosos. Quer saber como as atribuições são fundamentais nesse contexto? Neste primeiro episódio da temporada, o apresentador João Riva conversa com Aline Moda , diretora de agências do Google, Gláucia Montanha , diretora geral da Convert, Tomás Trojan , COO da Cadastra e Daniel Kiesel , diretor de estratégia da Mirum, sobre a importância das agências como parceiras de negócios. Em 2021, o investimento em transformação digital aumentou 87% entre os varejistas brasileiros1 — uma amostra de que ampliar a rede de parceiros em Commerce é uma tendência de mercado no país. Mas, para esse jogo dar certo, descubra neste episódio como buscar a agência ideal para auxiliar você nessa jornada. O videocast Commerce Connections On Air traz conteúdos dedicados ao universo de commerce, com especialistas do Google e convidados. Eles compartilham as melhores experiências sobre a conexão entre consumidores e marcas. Acompanhe.
ONCE UPON A GENE - EPISODE 137 Advancing Therapies for Rare Liver Diseases and Alagille Syndrome with FDA Approved LIVMARLI with Chris Peetz - CEO of Mirum Pharmaceuticals Chris Peetz is the CEO of Mirum Pharmaceuticals, a pharmaceutical company focused on rare liver diseases. They work closely with patients and advocacy groups and have genuine connections which reinforces their sense of urgency to create treatments for liver-related diseases and help to make lives better. EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS How was Mirum founded? Our current programs include two different medicines. LIVMARLI (maralixibat) is for the treatment of cholestatic pruritus in patients with Alagille syndrome (ALGS) and another is currently in development for other liver conditions. These programs were being developed by a larger company who decided not to work further on the program. Our co-founder had a relationship with families involved with the clinical studies of maralixibat and, upon seeing how good the patients were doing, decided to start the company and get the program back on course. What does LIVMARLI do and what symptoms does it treat for Alagille patients? LIVMARLI is an oral liquid medicine that blocks the absorption of bile acids in the GI tract. In clinical studies, we've seen the itch that patients experience improves. How do you decide what rare diseases to focus on and what's in the Mirum pipeline? We're currently focused on broadening access to LIVMARLI for ALGS patients and taking what we've learned and applying it to other liver diseases that have similar issues with bile acids. How can rare disease advocacy groups help to push to get treatments approved? The impact patient groups have in working through the regulatory process is massive. They play a big role in providing a voice and awareness to help educate regulators. Patient groups do a lot to educate regulators, but also researchers so they can better understand the complex aspects of a rare disease. LINKS & RESOURCES MENTIONED Once Upon a Gene TV https://www.thedisordercollection.com/ ONCE UPON A GENE - EPISODE 036 - Anna Laurent on Alagille Syndrome and Her Road to Advocacy https://effieparks.com/podcast/episode-36-anna-laurent-alagille-syndrome Mirum Pharmaceuticals https://mirumpharma.com/ Mirum Access Plus https://www.livmarli.com/ The Alagille Syndrome Alliance https://alagille.org/ ClinicalTrials https://clinicaltrials.gov/ TUNE INTO THE ONCE UPON A GENE PODCAST Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/5Htr9lt5vXGG3ac6enxLQ7 Apple Podcasts https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/once-upon-a-gene/id1485249347 Stitcher https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/once-upon-a-gene Overcast https://overcast.fm/itunes1485249347/once-upon-a-gene CONNECT WITH EFFIE PARKS Website https://effieparks.com/ Twitter https://twitter.com/OnceUponAGene Instagram https://www.instagram.com/onceuponagene.podcast/?hl=en Built Ford Tough Facebook Group https://www.facebook.com/groups/1877643259173346/
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This week's episode is a very exciting interview with Chris Peetz, CEO of Mirum Pharmaceuticals! Mirum helps create drugs and treatments for rare liver conditions, including Alagille Syndrome, progressive familial intrahepatic cholestasis (PFIC) and biliary atresia. Mirum just had an exciting breakthrough with the approval of their drug LIVMARLI, which treats the chronic itch that many ALGS patients suffer from. Chris and I talked a lot about LIVMARLI and where Mirum is taking this success, the logistics of drug approval overseas, how Chris started at Mirum, and much much more! ------- A little bit more about Chris Peetz: Chris Peetz is a co-founder of Mirum and serves as president and chief executive officer. Chris has been an entrepreneur-in-residence at Frazier Healthcare Partners since May 2017. Prior to joining Mirum, Chris served as the chief executive officer of Flashlight Therapeutics, Inc. From May 2014 to December 2016, he served as chief financial officer and head of corporate development at Tobira, which was acquired by Allergan plc, in November 2016. Prior to joining Tobira, Chris served as vice president, finance and corporate development of Jennerex Biotherapeutics. Prior to Jennerex, Chris held various positions at Onyx Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (now Amgen Inc.), including corporate strategy, marketing, product lifecycle management, and financial planning. Prior to Onyx, Chris provided merger and acquisition advisory services at LaSalle Corporate Finance, a part of ABN AMRO, and held positions at Abgenix Inc. and Solazyme Inc. He also serves as a member of the board of directors of Alpine Immune Sciences, Inc., a public immunotherapy company, since April 2018. Chris received an M.B.A. from Stanford Graduate School of Business and a B.S.B.A. in Finance, International Business and French from Washington University in St. Louis. ------- Be sure to subscribe to R is for Rare on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts! Follow me on Instagram -- https://www.instagram.com/risforrarepodcast/?hl=en Questions? Want to be a guest on the podcast? Email me: risforrarepodcast@gmail.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/annie-watson/message
The customer journey is blurring the line between digital and physical experiences. Therefore, retailers should look to create consistent, convenient, and inspirational customer experiences in their brick-and-mortar stores while providing the physical touch, engagement, and interaction with products. By investing in AR, VR, AI, and gesture technology, businesses can focus on improving omnichannel shopping experience to optimise engagement opportunities with customers both online and in-store, while also allowing the retailer to get to know the customer better and provide customised offerings such as personalised samples, loyalty points or discounts. I invited Valtech MD Chris Daplyn onto the podcast to share his insights into the technology guiding the future high street. Chris has over 20 years of experience in the digital agency landscape. He is a proven leader with a passion for bringing together diverse talent to connect brands and audiences in relevant and contemporary ways. Before joining Valtech, Chris has led the significant growth of several businesses as managing director of Wunderman, and most recently, as CEO of Mirum in Europe.
David Littlefield is the Founder and Chairman of Littlefield Agency, which he started in 1980. For over 41 years, the agency has served B2B and restaurant businesses. They even have an official holiday in June every year declared by the Mayor of Tulsa. Littlefield Agency clientele includes companies like the Tulsa Airport, Francis Energy, Tulsa Health Department, Rib Crib, and more. David started the agency with hopes that it would continually evolve, launching the addition of planning and insights, the transition from traditional to digital, and many more initiatives. Sam Littlefield is the President and CEO of Littlefield Agency. After receiving his undergraduate degree from the University of San Diego, Sam was hired as an Account Manager for Mirum, one of the world's largest digital advertising agencies. Since transitioning to Littlefield Agency in 2016, Sam has provided invaluable insight to the company by using his passion for the digital world to drive business. In this episode… It's always a great look — and an innate wish — for every entrepreneur to transition their business to the next generation. Unfortunately, not many companies have successfully transitioned their companies into family-led businesses. If you've been thinking about bringing on a spouse, daughter, son, or any other family member to lead your business, this episode is for you. David and Sam Littlefield share their experience of how they transitioned smoothly and grew their family business to the next level. Want to learn more? Listen to this episode of the Inspired Insider Podcast with Dr. Jeremy Weisz to hear from David Littlefield and Sam Littlefield of Littlefield Agency about transitioning your business to the next generation. They open up about why they think their professional relationship has worked well so far, what they did to set the tone, and how they're working together to grow their clients' businesses. You don't want to miss a minute of this episode.
DELIVERING ECOMMERCE is a weekly podcast & live stream hosted by me, Chris Parsons. This week I have had the pleasure of interviewing Mitch Joel! Mitch is a thought leader in Digital. He is founder of Six Pixels Group. Investor. Author. Speaker. Decoder of the future. Books: Six Pixels of Separation & CTRL ALT Delete. About Mitch Joel's When brands like Google, Starbucks, Shopify and GE want to leverage technology to better connect with their consumers, they call Mitch Joel. He has been called “one of North America's leading visionaries” by Strategy Magazine. Mitch Joel is Founder of Six Pixels Group - an advisory, investing and content producing company that is focused on brands, commerce, community and what's next. Prior to Six Pixels Group, Mitch spent close to two decades building, running and selling his agency to WPP. He was most recently President of Mirum – a global marketing agency operating in 25 countries with close to 3000 employees.Mitch's first book, Six Pixels of Separation, named after his successful blog and podcast is a business bestseller. His second book, CTRL ALT Delete, was named one of the best business books of 2013 by Amazon. He is a columnist and journalist for I Heart Radio, Harvard Business Review, and Inc. Magazine.Mitch was awarded the highly prestigious Top 40 Under 40. In 2019, Mitch was named to Dr. Marshall Goldsmith's "100 Coaches" list celebrating the world's top business thinkers and best leaders. Thinkers50 named Mitch to their exclusive Radar class for 2021. "The Radar class features an eclectic mix of people who have crossed our personal radars and who, we believe, will make an impact with their campaigning, their ideas, their research and their passion in the year ahead."Since 2005, he has given between 40-60 keynote presentations a year to small, medium and large organizations in both the B2B and B2C space all over the world. Since Covid-19 kicked in, Mitch has delivered over 50 virtual presentations for brands like Google, Walmart, SAP, Sanofi, Canadian Franchise Association, European Startup Festival, and countless others.Mitch is also the host of Groove – The No Treble Podcast, where he is slowly trying to build the largest oral history of electric bass players in the world.Mitch https://www.linkedin.com/in/mitchjoel/Chris Parsons https://www.linkedin.com/in/chrisaparsons/Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/5Gn8f63iFMkzzvXfkW0gHp?si=XWASvY3YRciyqJEU-b0u_g&dl_branch=1
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Dr. Tucker shares insight from his career on leadership to team building. He also discusses some of the the great things Mirum is doing to fight rare liver diseases in children.
Rick Rudzinski sits down with #Clockedin Podcast and talks about Tragic Media, Being Authentic to yourself and much more. Rich has been infatuated with computers from the time he first locked eyes on the sweet 486 Windows machine his uncle got his family in the early 90s. He broke, fixed, and gamed on that computer until he saved enough to build his own machine from scratch. The top of his class in high school, Rich followed his passion for computers while studying at UCSD where he graduated early with an innovative art/technology major (ICAM), with a focus on building interactive experiences with new technologies.After college, Rich worked as a web consultant before becoming a front-end developer at Digitaria (now the global digital agency Mirum). It was at Digitaria that Rich cut his teeth in the web industry, quickly rising to become a master of the front-end, focusing on Drupal and custom Javascript development. After a couple years, Rich began feeling constrained by the growth ceiling of his role, and decided to strike out on his own. He quickly identified a need in the industry for a trusted, scalable engineering firm to help agencies and businesses with technical website projects. Rich created Tragic in 2009, first focusing as a white-label development consultants for agencies across the US. After several years, the company pivoted to helping growing businesses and startups solve their biggest technology challenges from websites to applications to the cloud to IoT and beyond.Rich brings over 15+ years of enterprise software development and consulting, a focus on solving problems and streamlining processes with software, and the unique ability to translate very technical concepts to non-technical leads. Clients Rich has worked with include Under Armor, Pixar, WD-40, FIS, Benihana, Iron Man, Intel, The Baltimore Ravens, The Atlanta Falcons, Lego, Burger King, and Qualcomm.Rich can be found on Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tragic-rich/ Hope you find value in this. If so please provide a 5-star and drop a review. Complimentary Edwards Consulting Session: https://calendly.com/jordan-555/coaching-call
Mitch Joel is the founder of Six Pixels Group – an advisory, investing, and content producing company that is focused on brands, commerce, community, and what's next. He has been called a visionary, digital expert, and community leader. He is also an entrepreneur, investor, author, trusted advisor, chronic reader, and passionate speaker who connects with people worldwide by sharing his insights on business transformation, innovation, and marketing. He was awarded the highly prestigious “Top 40 Under 40” award. Mitch spent close to two decades building, running, and selling his agency WPP - one of the world's most valuable marketing and communications holding companies. He is most recently the president of Mirum - a global marketing agency operating in twenty-five countries with close to 3000 employees. In this episode, Mitch Joel expresses his One Away Moment when he read Survival is Not Enough by Seth Godin and later met him at a conference. You can read more about this episode here: https://bwmissions.com/mitch-joel-one-book-away-from-a-squiggly-career/ Follow Bryan Wish on Linkedin: www.linkedin.com/in/bryanwish/ Follow Bryan Wish on Twitter: https://twitter.com/bryanwish_?s=11 Follow Bryan Wish on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bryanwish_/ Join our Mission: bwmissions.com/join/ Join our Community: my.community.com/bwmissions
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¡Bienvenidos a un episodio especial de Conversaciones #DLC!Grandes líderes hay no solo en habla hispana sino en todo el mundo y estoy convencido de que cuando tenemos la oportunidad de convivir con extraordinarios líderes de todo el mundo y tenemos la posibilidad de crear contenidos como este en ConversaciónES #DLC, también tenemos la responsabilidad de compartirlo con los demás así que, aunque este no será un episodio en Español sino en Inglés, los invito a disfrutar y aprender de este episodio especial de ConversaciónES #DLC.Definitivamente una de las personas que más admiro en la industria de la comunicación, marketing y transformación digital, mi invitado hoy ha desarrollado una extraordinaria carrera a lo largo de las últimas tres décadas durante las cuales ha producido uno de los podcasts más longevos y escuchados en todo el mundo: Six Pixels of Separation. Un podcast que lanzó al tiempo que fundaba la que fuera una de las más importantes agencias de marketing digital en América del Norte: Twist Image, misma que años más tarde fue adquirida por WPP para formar el network de Mirum. Periodista, autor, consultor, conferenciante y un gran mentor para mi, acompáñenme a aprender de el autor de los libros Six Pixels of separation y Ctrl Alt Delete, el extraordinario Mitch Joel.¡Mitch, bienvenido a ConversaciónES #DLC!
¡Bienvenidos a un episodio especial de Conversaciones #DLC!Grandes líderes hay no solo en habla hispana sino en todo el mundo y estoy convencido de que cuando tenemos la oportunidad de convivir con extraordinarios líderes de todo el mundo y tenemos la posibilidad de crear contenidos como este en ConversaciónES #DLC, también tenemos la responsabilidad de compartirlo con los demás así que, aunque este no será un episodio en Español sino en Inglés, los invito a disfrutar y aprender de este episodio especial de ConversaciónES #DLC.Definitivamente una de las personas que más admiro en la industria de la comunicación, marketing y transformación digital, mi invitado hoy ha desarrollado una extraordinaria carrera a lo largo de las últimas tres décadas durante las cuales ha producido uno de los podcasts más longevos y escuchados en todo el mundo: Six Pixels of Separation. Un podcast que lanzó al tiempo que fundaba la que fuera una de las más importantes agencias de marketing digital en América del Norte: Twist Image, misma que años más tarde fue adquirida por WPP para formar el network de Mirum. Periodista, autor, consultor, conferenciante y un gran mentor para mi, acompáñenme a aprender de el autor de los libros Six Pixels of separation y Ctrl Alt Delete, el extraordinario Mitch Joel.¡Mitch, bienvenido a ConversaciónES #DLC!
Mitch Joel is a visionary. Global brands like Google, Starbucks, Shopify and General Electric, look to Mitch to tell them what's on the horizon of change. His accomplishments are too many to mention but include being the author of several books including Six Pixels of Separation and CTRL ALT Delete, he is a world renown speaker and Founder of Six Pixels Group, he sold his agency Twist Image to WPP after nurturing it for close to two decades, and most recently he was the President of Mirum; a global agency operating in 25 countries with over 3000 employees. Suffice it to say he has a lot to share. Today we cover subjects such as following your instincts in business, what he sees as the clear innovations that will follow the global pandemic, and why remote learning is nothing compared to the real thing. PS- he's also the good friend of Scott Stratten and Ron Tite and is as likeable and gracious, as them both!
The bar has never been lower to start a business by going Direct to Customer, but that doesn't change what the pillars of business are. Direct to Customer brands leverage their true purpose, technology, data, content, and speed to market in astonishing ways. Now, you can too. Brace for impact. Mitch Joel, Founder of Six Pixels Group, is our guest this week. He is one of the amazing speakers at the Conquer Local 2020 Conference in beautiful Montreal. Big and small business need to take it next level by going Direct to the Customer Customer. What do billion dollar companies like Kylie Cosmetics and Dollar Shave Club know that Starbucks and Walmart did not? Mitch explains why these startups quickly disrupted industries that took their competitors decades to decode. This new breed of Direct to Consumer brands has changed the dynamics of business today, What are these companies doing that is so disruptive? Mitch gives us the goods on what you need to know today about the power of direct to consumer brands, and how to build one and/or how to act like one (whether you are in B2C or B2B). Mitch believes that the fundamental traditional Four P's of Marketing - Product, Price, Place, Promotion - are still relevant in today's digital realm. Do you agree? Mitch Joel is Founder of Six Pixels Group - an advisory, investing and content producing company that is focused on commerce and innovation (although he prefers the title, "Media Hacker"). Prior to Six Pixels Group, Mitch spent close to two decades building, running and (eventually) selling his business. He was President of Mirum – a global digital marketing agency operating in 25 countries with close to 3000 employees. Mirum is owned by WPP. Mitch has been named one of the top 100 online marketers in the world, and was awarded the highly prestigious Top 40 Under 40.
Mirum Talks is a podcast dedicated to sharing inspiring opinions about change and new perspectives within the digital industry. These conversations are led by Melanie and Morten, Business Directors at Mirum Stockholm, a creative digital agency belonging to the Wunderman Thompson network (WPP). For more information about the agency, follow Mirum Stockholm on Facebook, Instagram, or LinkedIn. In this final episode, we're going over the questions we've asked our past guests and answering them ourselves.
More about Fran Fran Luckin is the Chief Creative Officer of Grey Africa and a member of the ten-person Grey Global Creative Board.Fran started out as an apprentice copywriter at the Jupiter Drawing Room following an interview in which she managed to distract CEO Graham Warsop’s attention away from her dismal portfolio by talking about books. She became a creative director at TBWA/Hunt Lascaris and continued in this position at Ogilvy Johannesburg, where she was made ECD in 2008. In 2013 she went full-digital and joined Quirk Johannesburg (now Mirum) as ECD. There she learned (among other things) what UX is and why “viral” is a dirty word.She has judged international and local creative awards shows and in 2017 she served as JuryPresident of the Print and Publishing Jury at the Cannes Lions – the first female Jury President from Africa. Fran has an MBA from the Berlin School of Creative Leadership, which she claims, has been one of the best experiences of her life so far.She served 3 years as Chairman of the Academic Board of the Red and Yellow School of Advertising and still sits on the school’s Advisory Board. In her spare time, she plays the bass guitar with staggering ineptitude.Find Fran here:LinkedInInstagramTwitterWebsiteGreyShow NotesOrganisations:Rightford, Searle-Tripp & MakinTBWABBDOGrey PhillipsKing JamesJoe PublicWPPPublicisOmniocmOgilvyJWTY&R]VMLWundermanDistellMakroSABWeWorkBCKRDSNapsta CollectiveJägermeisterDickies South AfricaSouth African Fashion WeekGreyGrey AdventuresKFCRedbullUberJC Le RouxPlaces:DurbanSingaporeSwitzerlandUnited StatesMiscellaneous:Jack ParowHow can you help?Our podcast is still new and there are three ways you can help us out.Share this as far and wide as you can - tell your friends, family and colleagues about us (caveat: if you own a family business, these may all be the same people)Tell us how we can create a better podcast - tell us what you liked, didn’t like, or what you’d like to hear more (or less) ofTell us who you’d like to hear on the podcast. Suggest someone that you think we should interview.One More Question is a podcast by Nicework a Brand and Service Design Company. One of the things we do best is asking our clients the right questions. This podcast came about because we want to share some of the best answers we have heard over the last 12 years. We talk to significant creators, experts and communicators who we have encountered. To share the useful insights, inspirations and facts that made us stop and take notes as we go about our work. Hosted by our Founder Ross Drakes.Subscribe iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, Google PodcastsMusic by: @dcuttermusic / http://www.davidcuttermusic.com
Smart Agency Masterclass with Jason Swenk: Podcast for Digital Marketing Agencies
Do you feel like growing and scaling is always a struggle? Need to differentiate yourself from other agencies? Finding success as an agency owner isn't easy. But with the right mindset, you can hit the 8-figure mark and even power through an eventual agency acquisition. Whether you want to grow your agency fast or plan on growing it to sell, you need to hear from the one and only Mitch Joel, who's done it all. In today's episode, we'll cover: 3 steps to an 8-figure agency. How to power through an agency acquisition. #1 way to differentiate your agency. Today, I talked with Mitch Joel, co-founder of Mirum and founder of Six Pixels Group. Joel is a marketing superstar. He was one of Canada's Top 40 under 40, does keynotes for top brands, and has a best-selling book, Six Pixels of Separation. Mitch also sold his agency Mirum to WPP (a.k.a the world's largest ad agency). And he's on the show to talk about how he was able to grow, sell, and move on from his agency. 3 Steps to an 8-Figure Agency For many agencies, the 8-figure mark is the "we made it!" moment. But how do you get there? Honestly, everyone's path is a little different. That being said, here are 3 universal steps you'll probably need to make. Take on the right partner: There are two things that make a partner great. They need to have the same goals, and they need to compliment your weaknesses. If you're a master salesperson and you're looking for an agency partner, don't look for a salesperson. Find someone who is amazing at the things you're really bad at. Otherwise, you may both end up trying to play to the same tune. And that can lead to a nasty breakup. Get a marquee client: Landing your first big client can completely reshape your agency. You can go from pennies to dollars overnight. It only takes on business with a few friends to grow your agency fast. There's a misconception that you have to have tons of clients to grow. That's not true. You just need a couple of good ones. And they don't even have to big per se! But they do need to be able to pay your agency what you're worth. Have the right philosophy: You need to be scale-focused. What does that mean? It means that your processes need to be capable of handling scale. Think about your ability to support large-scale projects with big clients. If you feel like your foundation is weak, you need to build it up before you take on any big clients. Don't just chase big fish without a big hook. You'll get pulled overboard. How to Power Through An Agency Acquisition There's another way to "make it" without hitting 8-figures. Getting your agency acquired is the dream for many of you. It happened to me, and it happened to Mitch. But what do you do when it actually happens? Your first instinct may be to go out and spend the cash. Don't do that! You have to wait until the acquisition is 100% finalized before you celebrate. The entire process will take a while. And you need to be focused on continuing to grow your agency AND focusing on your new "biggest client" — the company acquiring your agency. Force yourself to wait to celebrate. Afterward, you have to get used to not calling the shots. It's tough. You can always do what I did; go start a podcast. It gives you back some of the control you're used to. Plus, you get to help people out. It's a win-win! #1 Way to Differentiate Your Agency Are you tired of being a "me too" agency? Then change your philosophy. STOP trying to be like your competition and you do you. Don't be like everyone else, but instead figure where you stand on these four things that set you apart from every other agency: Trust Empathy Chemistry Authority How can you create a differentiate using these four pillars to stand apart? First, create trust with your clients by showing tons of empathy. Develop amazing internal chemistry that is evident in the way you carry out your core values. And display the level of authority that conveys domination in your area of expertise. Then, use your messaging (website, social posts, etc.) to display this differentiation to your prospects. Looking for a Payroll and HR Solution for your Agency? Payroll and benefits are hard. Especially when you’re a small business. Gusto is making payroll, benefits and HR easy for small businesses. You no longer have to be a big company to get great technology, great benefits and great service to take care of your team. For a limited time, Gusto is offering a deal to Smart Agency Master Class listeners. Check out Gusto.com/agency for 3-months FREE once you run your first payroll with them.
Mirum Talks is a podcast dedicated to sharing inspiring opinions about change and new perspectives within the digital industry. These conversations are led by Melanie and Morten, Business Directors at Mirum Stockholm, a creative digital agency belonging to the Wunderman Thompson network (WPP). For more information about the agency, follow Mirum Stockholm on Facebook, Instagram, or LinkedIn. In this episode, we're talking with Bree Groff, Principal at SYPartners, about her diverse past experiences and how they have led her to become a driver for change within organizations.
Mirum Talks is a podcast dedicated to sharing inspiring opinions about change and new perspectives within the digital industry. These conversations are led by Melanie and Morten, Business Directors at Mirum Stockholm, a creative digital agency belonging to the Wunderman Thompson network (WPP). For more information about the agency, follow Mirum Stockholm on Facebook, Instagram, or LinkedIn. In this episode, we're talking with Anna Gullstrand, founder of Studio How and co-founder of the Book of Collaboration, about how to drive change withing groups and understanding the role of each individual within these dynamics.
In this episode, we join Kelly Suter (as of her last episode, she was in a Technical PM role; now she's an Executive Producer at Mirum agency) to talk about stakeholder management. Learn her expert tips for managing various types of stakeholders—clients, technical stakeholders, executives, and more.
Mirum Talks is a podcast dedicated to sharing inspiring opinions about change and new perspectives within the digital industry. These conversations are led by Melanie and Morten, Business Directors at Mirum Stockholm, a creative digital agency belonging to the Wunderman Thompson network (WPP). For more information about the agency, follow Mirum Stockholm on Facebook, Instagram, or LinkedIn. In this episode, we're talking with Johan Forsberg, co-Founder of DigJourney, and Board Member at UNICEF, about what it takes to be a visionary and impulse transformation within companies through culture and values.
Mirum Talks is a podcast dedicated to sharing inspiring opinions about change and new perspectives within the digital industry. These conversations are led by Melanie and Morten, Business Directors at Mirum Stockholm, a creative digital agency belonging to the Wunderman Thompson network (WPP). For this first episode we’re sitting down with Ivo Kukavica, Innovation catalyst at Telia. He’ll tell us all about what it takes to drive change within a telco company, his passion for boxing and what he thinks about the Matrix. For more information about the agency, follow Mirum Stockholm on Facebook, Instagram, or LinkedIn.
We sat down with Greg Crockart, Business Director for the Mirum Agency (part of the Wunderman Thompson group), to get his thoughts on three hot topics. Artificial Intelligence, 5G and privacy are not just impacting the tech industry, but will drastically change the way marketers do their jobs. We are entering a transformative time in the marketing and advertising space. Greg shares his perspective on: In-store experiences merging with digital and getting ever so personal. Out-of-home advertising becoming customized by micro-demographic changes within different dayparts and updating in real-time. Addressing privacy, not as an afterthought but, as a fundamental issue built in from the start. Sources of inspiration for marketers and creative thinkers. Links we reference in the show are below: Mirum: https://www.mirumagency.com/en/home Wunderman Thompson: https://www.wundermanthompson.com/ 5G FAQs: https://www.qualcomm.com/invention/5g/what-is-5g Google I/O 2019: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TQSaPsKHPqs&feature=youtu.be&t=1813 The Creative Brain: https://www.netflix.com/title/81090128 Why Buddhism is True: https://www.amazon.com/Why-Buddhism-True-Philosophy-Enlightenment/dp/1439195455 The Register: https://www.theregister.co.uk/ The Drum: https://www.thedrum.com/us Scott Galloway: https://twitter.com/profgalloway Greg Crockart: https://twitter.com/gregcroc or https://www.linkedin.com/in/gregcrockart/ --- Get everything Social Currency Show: Find us here: SocialCurrencyShow.com Facebook Listen here: iTunes/Apple Podcasts Google Play Stitcher TuneIn Spotify Anchor Post love with this hashtag: #socialcurrencyshow Sign up for the Social Currency email here
C'est Sébastien Boullet, UX Designer chez Mirum qui prend le micro pour ce 6e épisode. Au programme : récolte de data utilisateurs, user journey, guerilla test et workshop client.
durée : 00:59:53 - Tuba mirum - par : Lionel Esparza - Nous accueillons le pianiste Eric Le Sage et le tubiste Thomas Leleu ; ce dernier jouera en live, accompagné par son frère le trompettiste Romain Leleu et l'accordéoniste Félicien Brut. Une émission en direct et en public depuis l'Hôtel Bedford à Paris. - réalisé par : Antoine Courtin
In today’s episode of the Wayfinding Growth show, we interview Mitch Joel from The Six Pixels Group about generating leads for your business, from the stage.Mitch Joel is a public speaker and his journey on our show starts with a digital marketing agency. Twist Image was acquired by WPP before they merged several shops into the Mirum agency.
In today’s episode of the Wayfinding Growth show, we interview Mitch Joel from The Six Pixels Group about generating leads for your business, from the stage.Mitch Joel is a public speaker and his journey on our show starts with a digital marketing agency. Twist Image was acquired by WPP before they merged several shops into the Mirum agency.
Mitch Joel Show Notes Mitch Joel is Founder of Six Pixels Group – an advisory, investing and content producing company that is focused on brands, commerce and community. He has been called a marketing and communications visionary, interactive expert and community leader (he prefers the title “Brand Hacker”). He is also an entrepreneur, author, journalist, investor, trusted advisor, and passionate speaker who connects with people worldwide by sharing his insights on business transformation and marketing innovation. He has been named one of the top 100 online marketers in the world, and was awarded the highly prestigious Top 40 Under 40. Prior to Six Pixels Group, Mitch spent close to two decades building, running and (eventually) selling his business. He was President of Mirum – a global digital marketing agency operating in 25 countries with close to 3000 employees. Mirum is owned by WPP. Most passionate about Right now is an interesting time for me. I had been building and running with three business partners a digital marketing agency called Mirum that I recently left as of July 1st. I’m now in a new venture, which is called 6 Pixels Group, which is a business based off my blog and podcast, Six Pixels of Separation, but it’s more of a holding company for a whole bunch of things I’ll be working on. Mitch’s best advice about approaching customers I’ve spent a lot of time out in the world, sharing and connecting, and I think that’s the primary way people find and connect to me. I’ve spent a lot of time doing work for non-profits and volunteering. I’ve been very fortunate, and I’m playing a bit of a long game here, I’m really doing my best to not think immediately about what the issues are but instead how I can push things forward. Businesses need somebody to help them figure out how to get better consumers, and that’s the type of game I want to be a part of. I think you really need to understand and live your purpose. When you have a purpose that’s very specific as a business, your values, your mission, and not just the pedantic words you put on a sign, but the ones you live and breath, those are the ways that people truly believe or see a level of differentiation. So, I try to figure out what the differentiation is; it’s very hard to have something completely unique. Once you figure out what your angle is, it’s easier to say no to the types of businesses that aren’t right for you. I think, a lot of times, entrepreneurs get trapped because it’s hard. I’ve started many ventures and I know at the beginning you want to take everything and go for everything and it’s hard to do that really well. Biggest failure with a customer I was part of an agency business for over 15 years and you lose a lot more than you win, so I think the overall process of pitching would be the one. You have to have a very thick skin, you’re looking at it from the prospective of ‘you’ve answered everything perfectly, you’ve met them, there’s good chemistry’, but you still didn’t win the business. So, when you’re in the agency business, that question is a strange one because it’s all about spending most of your days losing and not winning the client, and not being successful. Once you have the client, the challenge is keeping them and trying to maintain that level because other people are knocking on that door. So when you ask ‘was there one failure?’ There’s many and they happen every single year because you’re counting on that to grow and maintain the business. It’s a constant slog when you are in the agency world. Biggest success due to the right customer approach Historically, over building the business that we did for over 15 years and trying to introduce different types of technologies and newer things to more traditional businesses. There’s just a process in place. So, when you talk about an error that was made, once the error is identified, we would get on the phone right away,...
Mitch Joel is Founder of Six Pixels Group - an advisory, investing and content producing company that is focused on brands, commerce and community. He has been called a marketing and communications visionary, interactive expert and community leader (he prefers the title "Brand Hacker"). He is also an entrepreneur, author, journalist, investor, trusted advisor, and passionate speaker who connects with people worldwide by sharing his insights on business transformation and marketing innovation. He has been named one of the top 100 online marketers in the world, and was awarded the highly prestigious Top 40 Under 40. Prior to Six Pixels Group, Mitch spent close to two decades building, running and (eventually) selling his business. He was President of Mirum – a global digital marketing agency operating in 25 countries with close to 3000 employees. Mirum is owned by WPP. Mitch Joel speaks frequently to diverse groups like Wal-Mart, Starbucks, Microsoft, Procter and Gamble, Twitter, Unilever and every organization and association in between. Since 2005 he has given anywhere between 40-60 keynote presentation a year to small, medium and large organizations in both the B2B and B2C space all over the world. As a professional speaker, Mitch is represented by Leading Authorities in the U.S. and by Speaker's Spotlight in Canada. Mitch is also a bestselling business book author. His first book, Six Pixels of Separation (Grand Central Publishing - Hachette Book Group in 2009), named after his successful blog and podcast is a business and marketing bestseller. His second book, CTRL ALT Delete (Grand Central Publishing - Hachette Book Group in 2013) was named one of the best business books of 2013 by Amazon. Mitch invests in people, community and technology. Currently, he is an advisor and investor in many businesses and charitable organizations in the fields of Blockchain, artificial intelligence, smart audio/voice, fintech and martech spaces. He sits on the advisory board for Canada’s Top 40 Under 40, HubSpot’s Inbound conference, the Public Awareness & Branding Committee for Baycrest Health Sciences and more. Mitch is the former Chairman of the Board of Directors for the Canadian Marketing Association and a past executive for the National Advertising Benevolent Society. He is also a former board member of Postmedia and the Interactive Advertising Bureau of Canada. In the past, he sat on the content committee for both Shop.org and the Web Analytics Association. Mitch is frequently called upon to be a subject matter expert for publications like Fast Company, Strategy, Forbes, and many other radio, television, digital and print outlets. He is a columnist and journalist for the Harvard Business Review, Inc. Magazine, The Huffington Post and many other magazines and newspapers. Mitch is also the host of Groove – The No Treble Podcast, where he is slowly trying to build the largest oral history of electric bass players in the world. Fun side fact: Mitch’s first professional job was interviewing Tommy Lee from Motley Crue. He then went on to become a music and entertainment journalist and publisher of magazines. With that, he also co-launched Distort Entertainment, the only hard music label in Canada to have major label distribution (Universal Music) and whose roster featured the platinum-plus, Juno Award and MuchMusic Video Award-winning acts, Alexisonfire and City And Colour.
On this week’s show, we spoke with Mitch Joel, President @ Mirum Agency Mitch Joel is President of Mirum – a WPP owned digital marketing agency (formerly Twist Image). Marketing Magazine dubbed him the "Rock Star of Digital Marketing" and called him, "one of North America's leading digital visionaries." Mitch is a past Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Canadian Marketing Association and a former Board Member of the Interactive Advertising Bureau of Canada and Postmedia. On the show, we spoke about: His evolution from the music world to the digital world The growth of Twist Image and subsequently Mirum The challenges facing agencies today How ecommerce is still under appreciated today The growing importance of AI, Blockchain and Creativity I’m lucky to know Mitch and really grateful he took some time to be on the show. You will not be disappointed with this discussion. Let us know what you think. What types of guests would like to see on the show? What topics interest you the most? Send me your thoughts at nectar@thepnr.com Subscribe | iTunes | Google Play |Spotify | YouTube | Stitcher |
April 7th is the birthday of our agency. The agency that started out as Social Wavelength and is now called Mirum. Best wishes to our team and to our families and well-wishers, on our 9th Birthday!
Special guest Mitch Joel, president of Mirum, discusses the challenges of the modern marketing agency. What are the implications of higher levels of competition, the trend toward bringing work in-house, the impact of AI and other new technologies, and the emerging eCommerce on-ramps? You won't want to miss this fascinating discussion!
In today’s day and age, we wear many hats. A full-time mother can be a working professional, a part-time graduate student, and a community leader, all at the same time. It’s common. Though some people seem to have it all figured out, many of us struggle to keep it together and stay on top of it all. How do people manage multiple different pursuits and maintain that fine balance between work and life? What drives us to excel in all aspect of life? In this episode, Mitch Joel lets us in on his secrets to juggle work and life. The first two steps to stay on top of it all are to be engaged in what you do and to always be intentional with your time. Listen to find out the rest. Guest - Mitch Joel, President of Mirum, Marketer, Speaker, and Author of Six Pixels of Separation Marketing Magazine dubbed Mitch Joel the "Rock Star of Digital Marketing" and called him, "one of North America's leading digital visionaries." Mitch is the President of the digital marketing agency Mirum, and a podcaster, blogger and speaker on all things related to digital marketing and business transformation. He has also written two books: Six Pixel of Separation and the most recent CTRL-ALT-DEL. Mitch is the Chair of the Digital Marketing Council for the Canadian Marketing Association, and an advisor for many businesses and charitable organizations. He has been named one of the top 100 online marketers in the world, and was awarded the highly prestigious Canada's Top 40 Under 40.
In this episode Mitch discusses: How to prepare for the age of AI What were these companies before they became customer centric? The problem of not defining “Fake News” The subscription economy
In this episode global digital marketing expert, president of Mirum and CTRL ALT Delete author Mitch Joel discusses band versus brand. The show's first interview features Mr. Big's Pat Torpey discussing the band's brilliant new album, Defying Gravity, working with The Knack, new drummer Matt Starr, his health and much more. The episode concludes with Great White singer Terry Ilous talking about the band's new album Full Circle, his new flamenco flavored covers album Gypsy Dreams and much more. Help support the show. Please consider a donation: https://www.paypal.me/MitchLafon See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Social Geek Radio hosts Deb Evans, President Deb Evans Consulting, and Jack Monson, Director Digital Strategy at Qiigo are joined by Mitch Joel. Mitch Joel is President of Mirum – a WPP owned digital marketing agency (formerly Twist Image). Marketing Magazine dubbed him the "Rock Star of Digital Marketing"? and called him, "one of North America's leading digital visionaries." Mitch is a past Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Canadian Marketing Association and a former Board Member of the Interactive Advertising Bureau of Canada and Postmedia.
My Ain't No Big Thing radio show (http://djshmeejay.com/aint-no-big-thing-radio-show/), broadcast on the 2nd and 4th Thursday monthly at 8pm (gmt) / 11pm (EST) at http://BoxFrequency.FM. As well as it's syndicated on iTunes at: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/aint-no-big-thing-radio-show/id1106603822 This episode I host Bombyce: https://djshmeejay.com/2017/04/28/bombyce-and-dj-shmeejay-aint-no-big-thing-radio-show-2017-04-27/ https://soundcloud.com/bombyce https://www.facebook.com/Bombyce00/ https://www.mixcloud.com/brunodedominicis3/ https://hearthis.at/DkvdmKM7/ If you want a copy of just Bombyce's set you can grab it here: https://www.dropbox.com/s/eusr1nz45l11e31/Bombyce%27s%20Guest%20Mix%20For%20Ain%27t%20No%20Big%20Thing.mp3?dl=0 Next show coming in two weeks! Mirum tempora, folO Olof
Join Priscilla McKinney, CEO and Momma Bird at Little Bird Marketing as she talks with author, prolific writer and marketing guru, Mitch Joel. As the President of Mirum, a global digital marketing agency operating in close to 20 countries, he has earned the right to direct huge brands as they navigate digital marketing. He talks openly about how the marketing industry must come to grips with how consumers adopt quickly to technology while agencies and brands tend to lag behind. Since Mitch is a prolific speaker to the likes of LEGO, Wal-Mart, Starbucks, Twitter, Oracle, Nestle, Procter and Gamble, Unilever and more, his ideas have been put to the test. He breaks down complex strategies by focusing on three points on his "bull’s-eye" approach. Listen in for more of his musings on the nuance between the art and science of marketing. More than anything, Mitch believes in his work as craft and labors under the conviction that he simply wants to create things that are deeply meaningful to him. He writes, and challenges us to live our own truth as it rings true to us regardless of how it is received. In that way, he prefers the more creative approach to the absolute embrace of formulaic success. Follow Mitch's blog and be sure to subscribe to his fantastic podcast, Six Pixels of Separation. Don't miss his books, Six Pixels of Separation and CTRL ALT Delete. Learn more at: www.mitchjoel.com. Original theme music by the illustrious Leighton Cordell. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
My Ain't No Big Thing radio show (http://djshmeejay.com/aint-no-big-thing-radio-show/), broadcast on the 2nd and 4th Thursday monthly at 8pm (gmt) / 11pm (EST) at http://BoxFrequency.FM. As well as it's syndicated on iTunes at: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/aint-no-big-thing-radio-show/id1106603822 This episode I host Napoleon: https://djshmeejay.com/2017/03/24/napoleon-and-dj-shmeejay-aint-no-big-thing-radio-show-2017-03-23/ https://soundcloud.com/napoleonmusique https://www.facebook.com/napoleonmusique/ https://www.instagram.com/napoleonmusique/ https://twitter.com/napoleonmusique http://fordevotionaluseonly.blogspot.com/ As well as checking out Wonderful Times: https://soundcloud.com/wonderfultimes https://www.facebook.com/wearewonderfultimes/ If you want a copy of just Napoleon's set you can grab it here: https://www.dropbox.com/s/joilsrhosy1a0lo/Napoleon%27s%20Guest%20Mix%20For%20Ain%27t%20No%20Big%20Thing.mp3?dl=0 Next show coming in two weeks! Mirum tempora, folO Olof
Welcome to episode #554 of Six Pixels Of Separation - The Mirum Podcast. Here it is: Six Pixels Of Separation - The Mirum Podcast - Episode #554 - Host: Mitch Joel. Sometimes, in life, you get lucky. You meet someone that you have always admired, and you become fast friends. I've been with my talent bureau for over a decade (hey Speaker's Spotlight). Each year they have a holiday party for staff, speakers and friends. I always have the best of intentions to go, but I've never been. This past December, I finally went. While standing in the darkish and loud office space, Neil Pasricha came over and introduced himself. I've known about Neil for a long while. I knew him as the hugely popular #1 bestselling author of The Book Of Awesome and The Happiness Equation. I knew him as one of the most popular TED speakers in the world. I knew him, because he used to work at Walmart in their leadership development division (and Walmart was a client of Mirum). I knew him as a very popular speaker on the topic of happiness, authenticity and living a life with meaning. Still, we never had the chance to connect - one-on-one and in our protein forms. Until now. Neil is also known for his blog (that started this all) called, 1000 Awesome Things. Now, he's focused on The Institute For Global Happiness and recently gave a brand new (and awesome) TED Talk called, How do you maximize your tiny, short life? Enjoy the conversation... Running time: 1:05:59. Hello from beautiful Montreal. Subscribe over at iTunes. Please visit and leave comments on the blog - Six Pixels of Separation. Feel free to connect to me directly on Facebook here: Mitch Joel on Facebook. or you can connect on LinkedIn. ...or on twitter. Six Pixels of Separation the book is now available. CTRL ALT Delete is now available too! Here is my conversation with Neil Pasricha. The Happiness Equation. The Book Of Awesome. The Institute For Global Happiness. 1000 Awesome Things. How do you maximize your tiny, short life?. Follow Neil on Twitter. This week's music: David Usher 'St. Lawrence River'. Download the Podcast here: Six Pixels Of Separation - The Mirum Podcast - Episode #554 - Host: Mitch Joel. Tags: 1000 awesome things advertising advertising podcast audio blog blogging brand branding business blog business book business podcast business thinker david usher digital marketing digital marketing agency digital marketing blog facebook google itunes j walter thompson jwt leadership podcast management podcast marketing marketing blog marketing podcast mirum mirum agency mirum agency blog mirum blog mirum podcast neil pasricha social media speakers spotlight ted ted talk the book of awesome the happiness equation the institute for global happiness twitter walmart wpp
Welcome to episode #549 of Six Pixels Of Separation - The Mirum Podcast. Here it is: Six Pixels Of Separation - The Mirum Podcast - Episode #549 - Host: Mitch Joel. Let's start this new year off right, shall we? He's back! Google's Digital Marketing Evangelist, bestselling author (Web Analytics - An Hour A Day and Web Analytics 2.0), powerful blogger (Occam's Razor), friend and marketing big brain, Avinash Kaushik. His monthly posts may as well be business books, and his insights into what should really count today for marketing is refreshing. He's got an attitude, he is full of passion, and he has some ideas about what we all need to be thinking about in this day and age. More recently, Avinash also lauched his own, personal, e-newsletter titled, The Marketing-Analytics Intersect (you best sign up for it), and we're back to look at what happened in 2016, what we see coming in 2017 and, what's exciting (but isn't going to happen any time soon) in the world of analytics and marketing. Enjoy the conversation... Running time: 1:03:49. Hello from beautiful Montreal. Subscribe over at iTunes. Please visit and leave comments on the blog - Six Pixels of Separation. Feel free to connect to me directly on Facebook here: Mitch Joel on Facebook. or you can connect on LinkedIn. ...or on twitter. Six Pixels of Separation the book is now available. CTRL ALT Delete is now available too! Here is my conversation with Avinash Kaushik. The Marketing-Analytics Intersect. Occam's Razor. Web Analytics - An Hour A Day. Web Analytics 2.0. Follow Avinash on Twitter. This week's music: David Usher 'St. Lawrence River'. Get David's song for free here: Artists For Amnesty. Download the Podcast here: Six Pixels Of Separation - The Mirum Podcast - Episode #549 - Host: Mitch Joel. Tags: advertising advertising podcast analytics audio avinash kaushik big data blog blogging brand branding business blog business book business podcast business thinker data david usher digital marketing digital marketing agency digital marketing blog digital marketing evangelist facebook google itunes j walter thompson jwt leadership podcast management podcast marketing marketing blog marketing podcast mirum mirum agency mirum agency blog mirum blog Mirum podcast occams razor social media the marketing analytics intersect twitter web analytics web analytics 20 web analytics an hour a day wpp
Welcome to episode #545 of Six Pixels Of Separation - The Mirum Podcast. Here it is: Six Pixels Of Separation - The Mirum Podcast - Episode #545 - Host: Mitch Joel. Very few business thinkers have influenced me as much as Michael Gerber. His best-selling book, The E-Myth, made me rethink everything (from a business and a motivational perspective). It also came at the perfect time... just as Twist Image (now Mirum) was starting to take shape. Originally published in 1995, and now available in fifteen languages, The E-Myth Revisited has become the indispensable handbook for millions of small business owners, franchisors, and entrepreneurs alike. Recently, Gerber continued publishing books like The Dreaming Room (a book that helps entrepreneurs practice a new approach to creative and strategic thinking) then Awakening The Entrepreneur Within and now, Beyond The E-Myth. This is his simple (hard to do) eight-styes process to help entrepreneurs move to a place of working "on" the business instead of "in" it. It's a phenomenal read and Gerber's insights on business success will surprise you. Enjoy the conversation... Running time: 49:32. Hello from beautiful Montreal. Subscribe over at iTunes. Please visit and leave comments on the blog - Six Pixels of Separation. Feel free to connect to me directly on Facebook here: Mitch Joel on Facebook. or you can connect on LinkedIn. ...or on twitter. Six Pixels of Separation the book is now available. CTRL ALT Delete is now available too! Here is my conversation with Michael Gerber. Beyond The E-Myth. The E-Myth. The Dreaming Room. Awakening The Entrepreneur Within. Follow Michael on Twitter. This week's music: David Usher 'St. Lawrence River'. Get David's song for free here: Artists For Amnesty. Download the Podcast here: Six Pixels Of Separation - The Mirum Podcast - Episode #545 - Host: Mitch Joel. Tags: advertising advertising podcast audio awakening the entrepreneur within beyond the e myth blog blogging brand branding business blog business book business podcast business success business thinker david usher digital marketing digital marketing agency digital marketing blog entrepreneur Facebook franchise google iTunes j walter thompson jwt leadership podcast management podcast marketing marketing blog marketing podcast michael e gerber michael gerber mirum mirum agency mirum agency blog mirum blog small business social media strategic thinking the dreaming room the e myth the e myth revisited twitter wpp
Welcome to episode #542 of Six Pixels Of Separation - The Mirum Podcast. Our team at Mirum has launched a interesting program for InterContinental Hotels & Resorts. It's a series that takes places across multiple InterContinental properties to tell stories that will get consumers excited about what travel brings into their lives (beyond visiting a different city or country). The first part of this program has been focused on the theme of "fascination." With that, our team connected with famed bestselling author, Julie Klam, at the InterContinental New York Barclay's Gin Parlour for a conversation about the power of fascination. Truthfully, I had nothing to do with this project, but jumped at the opportunity to have Julie on this show. I've been a fan of her work for a long time. Julie Klam interned at Late Night with David Letterman and went on to write for the likes of Rolling Stone, Harper's Bazaar, and The New York Times Magazine. She also worked on the VH1 television show Pop-Up Video, where she earned an Emmy nomination for Outstanding Special Class Writing. She's the author of many narrative non-fiction books like Friendkeeping, Love At First Bark, You Had Me At Woof and Please Excuse My Daughter. Her next book, The Stars In Our Eyes, will look at celebrities, memes and what makes us all so enraptured by those who have influence. So what makes us fascinated? Do we all have the same ability to capture attention like celebrities? Where do great stories come from? Enjoy the conversation... Here it is: Six Pixels Of Separation - The Mirum Podcast - Episode #542 - Host: Mitch Joel. Running time: 56:33. Hello from beautiful Montreal. Subscribe over at iTunes. Please visit and leave comments on the blog - Six Pixels of Separation. Feel free to connect to me directly on Facebook here: Mitch Joel on Facebook. or you can connect on LinkedIn. ...or on twitter. Six Pixels of Separation the book is now available. CTRL ALT Delete is now available too! Here is my conversation with Julie Klam. Friendkeeping. Love At First Bark. You Had Me At Woof. Please Excuse My Daughter. Follow Julie on Twitter. This week's music: David Usher 'St. Lawrence River'. Get David's song for free here: Artists For Amnesty. Download the Podcast here: Six Pixels Of Separation - The Mirum Podcast - Episode #542 - Host: Mitch Joel. Tags: advertising advertising podcast audio blog blogging brand branding business blog business book business podcast david usher digital marketing digital marketing agency digital marketing blog emmy Facebook fascinate fascination friendkeeping google harpers bazaar influence influencers intercontinental intercontinental hotels iTunes j walter thompson julie klam jwt late night with david letterman leadership podcast love at first bark management podcast marketing marketing blog marketing podcast mirum mirum agency mirum agency blog mirum blog please excuse my daughter rolling stone social media the new york times magazine the stars in our eyes twitter vh1 vh1 pop up video wpp you had me at woof
Mitch Joel is President of Mirum, a global digital marketing agency operating in close to 20 countries. His first book, Six Pixels of Separation, is a business and marketing bestseller, and his second book, CTRL ALT Delete, was named one of the best business books of 2013 by Amazon. He is also the host of the Six Pixels of Separation podcast, as well as the Groove: the notreble.com podcast. You can find Mitch on Twitter @mitchjoel. EPISODE Technology has come a long way, and is continuously changing. When businesses first started using the Internet, it was akin to the wild wild west-full of scammers and dead ends, it had a long way to evolve into what it is today. Now, the online world is an integral part of our lives, it’s fast moving and we have to become open to the apps and technology of the future to succeed and thrive. We discuss: How technology has progressed over the years. The apps and social channels that you need to try. Personal development books and conferences for networking. Where tech is headed, and what to expect in the future. For complete shownotes and more, please head over to www.marketingspeak.com LINKS & RESOURCES MENTIONED Snapchat Survival Is Not Enough Chaos Monkeys Re-imagine! Porcelain TED Talks Google Cardboard Slack Mirum Six Pixels of Separation Six Pixels of Separation STEP UP YOUR MARKETING GAME! Online marketing platforms are a creative and amazing industry-the opportunities are endless. Use as many marketing platforms as you can to build a client base, and nurture them. Do your research when looking at online courses, or anything that costs money online. There are real businesses out there, and scammers, so make sure you know who you are working with. Apply to speak at a conference! Not only will it build credibility for you as an expert in your niche, you also will grow your network. THANK YOU FOR LISTENING! As always, thank you for tuning in. Please feel free to drop by the website to contact me or leave a comment. If you enjoyed this episode, please share it! -Stephan STAY CONNECTED 10 Point Facebook Ads Checklist - Free eBook | Twitter
In this episode of the Call to Action podcast, we talk to Mitch Joel, president of the global digital marketing agency Mirum. Mitch discusses how he got into the industry and the process of growing a digital agency to the point of acquisition. Plus, find out whether or not global agencies are paying close attention to marketing technology.
In this episode of the Call to Action podcast, we talk to Mitch Joel, president of the global digital marketing agency Mirum. Mitch discusses how he got into the industry and the process of growing a digital agency to the point of acquisition. Plus, find out whether or not global agencies are paying close attention to marketing technology.
If you want to succeed in digital marketing, you can’t use yesterday’s strategies. Today’s most successful digital marketers take full advantage of the major digital networks and are creating content that is relevant, engaging, and share worthy. In today’s episode, I chat with Mitch Joel. Mitch is President of Mirum - a global digital marketing agency with over 2000 employees. Marketing Magazine dubbed him the "Rock Star of Digital Marketing" and called him, "one of North America's leading digital visionaries." He is also an author, blogger, podcaster, and passionate speaker who shares his innovation insights on digital marketing and business transformation to audiences around the world. Mitch and I discuss the strategies used by the country's most successful digital marketers.
Mitch Joel, President of Mirum – a WPP owned digital marketing agency, joins the podcast to discuss all the rage around PokemonGo, how his background as a music journalist plays into his role as a marketer, the power of LinkedIn, and the importance of personal branding.
I first learned about Mitch Joel while reading Chris Brogan's book “Trust Agents” and immediately bought and consumed Mitch's first book, “Six Pixels of Separation” and then later his 2013 release, “Control, Alt, Delete” which was named one of the best business books by Amazon that year.Mitch is President and the chief Media Hacker of Mirum – a global digital marketing agency operating in 20 countries with over 2500 employees. Marketing Magazine has dubbed him the "Rock Star of Digital Marketing" and called him, "one of North America's leading digital visionaries." He is a columnist for the Harvard Business Review, Inc. Magazine, and The Huffington Post. After attending the very first PodCamp conference in 2005?, he started his weekly podcast also called “Six Pixels of Separation” and has incredibly, racked up over 500 episodes and counting. Mitch also produces a blog post nearly every day with a combination of original and well-curated content. And has done so for 13 years.
We dive into two case studies, one on how the Cleveland Cavs use big data to keep in touch with their fans and how Mirum, a global marketing agency, helped one startup implement some data tracking anyone can do today. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
As I think I've quickly mentioned in the previous episode, we are soon arriving to the end of the official first season of the Ice Cream for Everyone Podcast, I'll be wrapping up a the end this month and I'm figuring out what I'll be doing exactly over the summer, maybe a few shorter episodes and summer specials, we'll see. I've just recorded the season finale which was brilliant, I'll keep that one under wraps for a couple more weeks. We have an exceptional guest today, Mitch Joel is pretty much as the top of any best marketing podcast lists you can find, his podcast, 6 Pixels of Separation, has been going on for over 500 episodes and 10 years. Mitch previously worked in the music industry in Canada before joining a digital marketing agency as a co-founder called Twist Image. The agency was acquired by Mirum, in turn owned by global advertising communications agency J. Walter Thompson and a part of the WPP Group, the largest communication and media holding group in the world. Mitch regularly comments about the industry in his blog, his podcast and during events or conferences. We had a brilliant conversation about trends in the digital and communications industry, his career in music, Groove - another podcast he hosts in which he has conversations with the best bass guitar players in the world, and much more. Enjoy! Information mentioned in the episode: Follow Mitch Joel on Twitter 6 Pixels of Separation Podcast & Blog Books by Mitch Joel: 6 Pixels of Separation & CTRL ALT DeleteMirum new business win Unicef Mirum, a global digital agency Mirum wins UNICEF pitch J. Walter Thompson Worldwide / WPP Group Groove: The No Treble Podcast Almost Famous (film) Bands and artists: Tommy Lee, Motley Crue, Green Day, Pearl Jam, Soundgarden, Blind Melon, Nirvana Games: Atari 800, Pong, Chess, Checkers, Connect 4, Love Letter Logitech handheld scanner Tech / startups mentioned: Siri, Amazon Echo, Snapchat, Uber, Tinder, Programmatic advertising, Shopify Seth Godin Lidia Yuknavitch, The Beauty of Being a Misfit (TED Talk) Susan Cain, The Power of Introverts (TED Talk) Baycrest Bilboquet Ice Cream, Montreal Mitch's talk at Hubspot Inbound Conference 2015 Content Marketing World 2016
When Google wants to explain innovation and marketing to the top brands in the world, they bring Mitch Joel to the Googleplex in Mountain View, California. Marketing Magazine dubbed him the "Rock Star of Digital Marketing" and called him, "one of North America's leading digital visionaries." Mitch Joel is President of Mirum – a global digital marketing agency operating in 20 countries with over 2500 employees (although he prefers the title, Media Hacker). He has been named one of the top 100 online marketers in the world and was awarded the highly prestigious Canada's Top 40 Under 40. What you’ll learn about in this episode: Mirum’s unique structure Generalists vs specialists: the philosophical and financial reasons agencies should specialize instead of generalizing How to figure out if a client is a good fit for your agency Mad Men vs Math Men: how to blend creative and data Why it’s more important than ever to stay hungry and keep learning everything you can Do your homework: how to balance learning time with time spent on client work “Algorhythm”: Mitch’s upcoming book Tools Mitch uses for consistent learning Ways to Contact Mitch Joel: Website: mitchjoel.com Agency website: www.mirumagency.com We’re proud to announce that Hubspot is now the presenting sponsor of the Build A Better Agency podcast! Many thanks to them for their support!
Mitch Joel is one of the world's foremost advocators of digital marketing. Mitch Joel is the President of Mirum, a global marketing agency that operates to close to 20 countries with over 2,000 employees. He is the host of the popular podcast Six Pixels of Separation, which recently celebrated its 500th episode. Mitch is the author of two books on the implications of the new media. His last book CTRL ALT Delete, which was named one of Amazon.com's best business books of 2013, examines how businesses and marketers can capitalise on the interconnectedness of modern society. Mitch Joel has been named one of the top 100 online marketers in the worldIn this episode you'll learn:2:40 The secrets of podcasting7:29 How to be successful in today's marketing environment9:42 How to not suck at publishing19:32 How to be effective when you start content marketing28:30 Mitch Joel has advice for you and large organisations Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Mitch Joel is one of the world’s foremost advocators of digital marketing. Mitch Joel is the President of Mirum, a global marketing agency that operates to close to 20 countries with over 2,000 employees. He is the host of the popular podcast Six Pixels of Separation, which recently celebrated its 500th episode. Mitch is the author of two books on the implications of the new media. His last book CTRL ALT Delete, which was named one of Amazon.com’s best business books of 2013, examines how businesses and marketers can capitalise on the interconnectedness of modern society. Mitch Joel has been named one of the top 100 online marketers in the world In this episode you'll learn:2:40 The secrets of podcasting7:29 How to be successful in today's marketing environment9:42 How to not suck at publishing19:32 How to be effective when you start content marketing28:30 Mitch Joel has advice for you and large organisations
Mitch Joel is an author, blogger, podcaster, and passionate speaker who connects with people worldwide by sharing his innovation insights on digital marketing and business transformation. In addition to being the president of Mirum, a digital marketing agency, he is also the host of the podcast, Grove. Mitch's books, "Six Pixels of Separation" and "Ctrl Alt Delete" are both business best sellers. His next book, "Algorithm", will creatively examine the future of business by blending data and creativity. Find out more about Mitch Joel and his upcoming projects. Heroic Public Speaking http://heroicpublicspeaking.com Send in your questions questions@michaelport.com Give us a review and help others find this show better! http://stealtheshow.com/podcast/reviews
Welcome to episode #495 of Six Pixels Of Separation - The Mirum Podcast. The book Madison Avenue Manslaughter - An Inside View of Fee-Cutting Clients, Profit-Hungry Owners and Declining Ad Agencies, has been sitting - front and center - on my desk since it was released in June of last year. I've been reading it slowly. Very slowly. Trying to deconstruct and define the path for both my agency, Mirum, and this industry that I love so dearly. There is trouble in the air. Disruption is racing through the marketing industry at a pace that is unprecedented. I'm not sure anyone saw the myriad of ways that the agency model is being pushed, pulled, stretched, consolidated and digitized. The author of Madison Avenue Manslaughter is Michael Farmer. Prior to founding Farmer & Company in 1992, Farmer was a strategy consultant with The Boston Consulting Group and a Director of Bain & Company. He has been committed to bringing Bain-like analytical and strategic disciplines to the advertising industry for over two decades, in many diverse regions around the world. He is experienced, insightful and passionate about the world of advertising agencies. Enjoy the conversation... Here it is: Six Pixels Of Separation - The Mirum Podcast - Episode #495 - Host: Mitch Joel. Running time: 55:56. Hello from beautiful Montreal. Subscribe over at iTunes. Please visit and leave comments on the blog - Six Pixels of Separation. Feel free to connect to me directly on Facebook here: Mitch Joel on Facebook. or you can connect on LinkedIn. ...or on twitter. Six Pixels of Separation the book is now available. CTRL ALT Delete is now available too! Here is my conversation with Michael Farmer. Madison Avenue Manslaughter - An Inside View of Fee-Cutting Clients, Profit-Hungry Owners and Declining Ad Agencies. Farmer & Company. This week's music: David Usher 'St. Lawrence River'. Get David's song for free here: Artists For Amnesty. Download the Podcast here: Six Pixels Of Separation - The Mirum Podcast - Episode #495 - Host: Mitch Joel. Tags: advertising podcast audio bain and company blog blogging boston consulting group brand business blog business book business podcast david usher digital marketing digital marketing agency digital marketing blog farmer and company google itunes j walter thompson jwt leadership podcast madison avenue madison avenue manslaughter management podcast marketing marketing blog marketing podcast michael farmer mirum mirum agency mirum agency blog mirum blog wpp
Wondering what the future is for blogs? Is blogging dead? In this episode I interview Mitch Joel and Mark Schaefer. Mitch is president of Mirum, author of CTRL ALT Delete, and host of Six Pixels of Separation podcast. Mark Schaefer is a marketing consultant, author of The Content Code, co-host of The Marketing Companion podcast and a blogger at businessesGROW.com. Show notes: https://www.socialmediaexaminer.com/178
Welcome to episode #494 of Six Pixels Of Separation - The Mirum Podcast. The last time that I saw Misha Glouberman was in the mid-eighties. We went to high school together (he was three years older than I was). I had not heard his name until the other week, when our Executive Creative Director at Mirum, Jon Finkelstein, asked me if I ever read the book, The Chairs Are Where the People Go: How to Live, Work, and Play in the City, which was co-authored with Sheila Heti and is a collection of his thoughts. The book was called "a triumph of what might be called conversational philosophy... hilarious and humane" by The New Yorker. Now, Misha is an expert on the subtle arts of negotiation and communication. His presence and work has been called transformative. He is also the host of Trampoline Hall, a lecture series which has sold out every show in its home city of Toronto since its inception, in 2001, and which has toured around North America. ("We love it" -- The Village Voice). In everything he does, Glouberman combines a creative people-cantered approach with analytic rigour: he was previously a software developer, and has a philosophy degree from Harvard. Enjoy the conversation... Here it is: Six Pixels Of Separation - The Mirum Podcast - Episode #494 - Host: Mitch Joel. Running time: 48:23. Hello from beautiful Montreal. Subscribe over at iTunes. Please visit and leave comments on the blog - Six Pixels of Separation. Feel free to connect to me directly on Facebook here: Mitch Joel on Facebook. or you can connect on LinkedIn. ...or on twitter. Six Pixels of Separation the book is now available. CTRL ALT Delete is now available too! Here is my conversation with Misha Glouberman. The Chairs Are Where the People Go: How to Live, Work, and Play in the City. Trampoline Hall. Follow Misha on Twitter. This week's music: David Usher 'St. Lawrence River'. Get David's song for free here: Artists For Amnesty. Download the Podcast here: Six Pixels Of Separation - The Mirum Podcast - Episode #494 - Host: Mitch Joel. Tags: advertising podcast audio blog blogging brand business blog business book business podcast david usher digital marketing digital marketing agency digital marketing blog google harvard harvard philosophy itunes j walter thompson jon finkelstein jwt leadership podcast management podcast marketing marketing blog marketing podcast mirum mirum agency mirum agency blog mirum blog misha glouberman sheila heti the chairs are where the people go the new yorker the village voice trampoline hall wpp
Shane Gibson's Podcast – Social Selling – B2B Sales and Influence
Today’s podcast is an interview with Sanjay Mehta, Joint CEO of Mirum India. The digital space in India represents over 300 million connected citizens and 100 million active social media accounts. In 2012 when I was in India speaking at the World Brand Congress I met Sanjay Mehta who at the time was CEO and […]
Shane Gibson's Podcast – Social Selling – B2B Sales and Influence
Today’s podcast is an interview with Sanjay Mehta, Joint CEO of Mirum India. The digital space in India represents over 300 million connected citizens and 100 million active social media accounts. In 2012 when I was in India speaking at the World Brand Congress I met Sanjay Mehta who at the time was CEO and […]
The Agents of Change: SEO, Social Media, and Mobile Marketing for Small Business
You cannot truly learn anything until you have to teach it to somebody else. And with so many platforms out there – blogs, podcasts, Twitter, Snapchat, Facebook, etc – how do you find the most effective way to reach and advertise to your audience? But more important than knowing where your audience hangs out, you need to find out how your personal voice can lend a different perspective and spin on some of the same information that is and has already been presented and published on the same topic. Mitch Joel is a content marketing gangster and the guy that Google turns to when they want to explain innovation and marketing to some of the top brands in the world. www.agentsofchangecon.com/podcasts/128
Nicola Benedetti reveals ten intriguing facts about Verdi's Requiem
Welcome to episode #480 of Six Pixels Of Separation - The Mirum Podcast. I have read loved and re-read every little book that Marty Neumeier (he's also the Director of Transformation at Liquid Agency) has written. You should too. I use the word "small" in a physical way (it has nothing to do with his content). Marty writes books that you can read in a few hours. They are small and beautifully designed (re: simple). The ideas and depth of the words sink in (re: a wealth of knowledge). Slowly. Over time. He also writes books that you will go back to you. Every year. With joy. With that, I have been spending a lot of time thinking about design thinking. What does it mean to Mirum? What does it means to business? What does it mean to the personal work that I do with my words? What does it mean to our clients? What does it mean to the future of business? A lot of thinking. A lot of "what does it mean"? Currently, I am in the middle of reading the book, The Designful Company by Marty. I am loving it. Much like Marty's other books (The Brand Gap, Zag, The 46 Rules of Genius, and others), it is beautifully designed (typography matters!) and written in an easy-to-understand way. I reached out to Marty for this podcast. He was just launching his latest book, The Brand Flip. Do you have it? You have to get it. Enjoy the conversation... Here it is: Six Pixels Of Separation - The Mirum Podcast - Episode #480 - Host: Mitch Joel. Running time: 55:52. Hello from beautiful Montreal. Subscribe over at iTunes. Please visit and leave comments on the blog - Six Pixels of Separation. Feel free to connect to me directly on Facebook here: Mitch Joel on Facebook. or you can connect on LinkedIn. ...or on twitter. Six Pixels of Separation the book is now available. CTRL ALT Delete is now available too! Here's my conversation with Marty Neumeier. The Brand Flip. The Designful Company. The Brand Gap. Zag. The 46 Rules of Genius. Follow Marty on Twitter. This week's music: David Usher 'St. Lawrence River'. Get David's song for free here: Artists For Amnesty. Download the Podcast here: Six Pixels Of Separation - The Mirum Podcast - Episode #480 - Host: Mitch Joel. Tags: advertising awards advertising podcast audio blog blogging brand business book business podcast david usher digital marketing facebook google iTunes j walter thompson liquid agency marketing blog marketing podcast marty neumeier mirum mirum agency the 46 rules of genius the brand flip the brand gap the designful company twitter wpp zag
What do you think is the highest accolade an individual in the media industry can receive? Is it a Cannes Lion? A Media Innovation Award? In my opinion, being referred to as a ‘Rockstar’ carries much more weight than any statue ever could. And that’s exactly how Marketing Magazine has described this episode's guest, Mitch Joel. There are many things you can call Mitch: from best-selling author to public speaker, to blogger, to podcaster to media agency president. The list goes on. Today we sit down with Mitch Joel- Canada’s rockstar of Digital Marketing to learn about life growing up in Montreal, working as writer covering the Canadian music scene, co-founding a record label, and being the President of Mirum, a digital media agency that started out life at Twist Image.
Mitch Joel is one of the leading voices in digital media. He is the host of the Six Pixels of Separation podcast, author of 2 bestselling books and co-founder of Twist Image, the leading Canadian marketing agency that was acquired last year by the largest agency conglomerate in the world to form a global agency called Mirum, where Mitch serves as president. On today's show, Mitch and Danny explore some of the most important existential questions that modern, online entrepreneurs have to struggle with and come to some inspiring and insightful conclusions. Key Points At 2:44 - Mitch talks through the life cycle of the market online, starting with the iconic 'publishing button,' and how it's become something very different these days. At 5:47 - While everyone agrees that the cream rises to the top, Mitch goes into why he thinks that now is still a fantastic time for indie publishers to make their mark. At 12:46 - Mitch talks about what he thinks would happen if he were to have just now started his blog, and contrasts that with the wild success of others who are newer to the online realm. At 18:46 - Danny and Mitch discuss Seth Godin's book, 'The Dip,' and talk about how to know the difference between a dip, and a dead end. At 25:18 - Seth Godin's book, 'The Dip,' and what Billy Idol and Mitch Joel have in common, and how lunacy could easily factor in. Enjoying the podcast? Help us spread the word! Never miss an episode! Subscribe to us on iTunes or by RSS. (If you’re subscribing by RSS for the first time, go to your podcast player, and enter the RSS link – your player will know how to handle it!) When you rate and review, you help us reach others. Leave us a short review and a rating on iTunes, and every week we'll mention a reviewer by name and share what they had to say!
A few months ago, I heard Mitch Joel in conversation with Seth Godin on the podcast Six Pixels of Separation, and I knew I had to have him back on to chat about careers, fear, failure, and building a body of work that is substantive. Mitch is president of Mirum, a global digital marketing agency, and author of the book Ctrl Alt Delete. We talk about career paths, embracing the "squiggle", and the line between following your muse and being flighty. The post Podcast: Mitch Joel on Following The Muse appeared first on Accidental Creative.
Who is on the show today: In today's episode, we host Mitch Joel. Mitch is the President of a Digital media agency – Mirium. He is the author of two books –Ctrl Alt Delete and Six Pixels of Separation.He was a part of my list of insanely interesting people I discovered in 2014. He hosts a podcast called the Six Pixels of Seperation and blogs every single day here. Why is he on the show When Google wants someone to explain the latest developments in marketing to the top brands in the world, they bring Mitch Joel to the Googleplex in Mountain View, California. Marketing Magazine dubbed him the “Rock Star of Digital Marketing” and called him, “one of North America's leading digital visionaries.” Back in 2006 he was named one of the most influential authorities on blog marketing in the world. Mitch Joel is President of Mirum – a global digital marketing agency operating in close to 20 countries with over 2000 employees (although he prefers the title, Media Hacker) What are we talking about In this free wheeling conversation, we talk about a wide range of topics around digital marketing for not digital savvy entrepreneurs and CEO's. He gives us a work book on how to go about crafting a digital marketing strategy and succeed. Most important learnings from the conversation: The importance of doing the basics right – Know who your customers are and what they like and don't like, where they hang out and what are they concerned about. He also shares that digital strategy is not separate from the marketing strategy and it is just a part of the overall marketing plan. He also talks about how CEO's and business owners need to engage with multiple agencies and know clearly what they want to. You can reach Mitch on Twitter, Facebook and Google+.
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Berlin Philharmonic Master Classes: Mastering Orchestral Repertoire
Berlin Philharmonic principal trombone player Thomas Leyendecker coaches Amanda Logue on the "Tuba mirum" trombone solo from Mozart's Requiem. Select members of the Berlin Philharmonic woodwind and brass sections led two days of master classes focusing on orchestral repertoire and audition preparation. Participating young artists attended panel discussions with the master class leaders and heard the Berlin Philharmonic in performance, led by Sir Simon Rattle, at Carnegie Hall.
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