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Welcome to an audio-led edition of Unmade in which we talk to the two key players behind Publicis Group's purchase of independent Media agency Atomic 212. If you've been thinking about upgrading to an Unmade membership, this is the perfect time. Your membership includes:* A complimentary ticket to all of Unmade's events, including Compass Auckland (February 18), HumAIn (May 6), REmade (September 23), Unlock (October), and the Compass Australia series (throughout November);* Member-only content and our paywalled archives; * Your own copy of Media Unmade.Capabilities and conflict: Why Publicis bought Atomic 212Last week's news that Australia's biggest media agency Atomic 212 had been sold was not a huge surprise. The agency had been rumoured to be considering offers for some time.What was a little more surprising though was the buyer. Despite rumours that consultancy Accenture was in the frame, holding company Publicis Group emerged as the winner.It ran counter to the trend of holdcos in retreat and consolidating their number of agency brands.In today's audio-led conversation, Atomic 212 chairman Barry O'Brien and Publicis Group's ANZ CEO Michael Rebelo discuss with Tim Burrowes the rationale for the deal.O'Brien acknowledges the ups and downs of the agency's journey, including when Atomic's client, retail chain Dick Smith went into administration, leaving its agency potentially owing media companies millions of dollars.“When we first kicked off, Dick Smith went belly up and left $400-odd million of debt right around Australia.“As a young agency, we were left with a considerable amount of that. That was a pretty dark time.”The agency also faced a reputation crisis when Mumbrella revealed that former boss Jason Dooris had been cheating in award entries. Dooris eventually left the business. O'Brien says, dryly, “It was not a highlight.”Meanwhile, Rebelo explains the rationale for the acquisition at a time when many groups are trimming their rosters. Capabilities and client conflict are two of the factors. When he built a three year plan for his group in 2023, “acquisition of a media agency like Atomic was literally one of our top strategic priorities,” reveals Rebelo.“What we were looking at with Atomic was how can we supercharge what we've already got? What we like to curate and cultivate in the group are specialized weapons in terms of the agencies in how they can help our clients solve their marketing problems. And Atomic represented an independent agency with really sophisticated capabilities.”Rebelo, insists that unlike previous acquisition Match, which is these days folded in to Spark Foundry, Atomic will remain as its own brand. “Conflict and managing conflict is still a big part of the market and the industry. So we are fortunate to have those independent brands that can manage different agencies across the verticals. Having another media brand to take on and help us manage that is certainly a benefit to this.”Time to leave you to your Monday. Today's podcast was edited by Abe's Audio.We'll be back with more soon.Toodlepip…Tim BurrowesPublisher - Unmadetim@unmade.media This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.unmade.media/subscribe

Random Cool People I Know with, Megha SinghJoin us as Megha shares her story from studies and early career in India, to becoming a seasoned coach and community builder in Singapore, her initiation into motherhood and how this evolved into working with female founders, her take on women, altruism and the money-mindset, how she manages to be so massively productive, her beautiful spirituality that blends origin practices with modern perspectives, and so much more!Megha Singh is a Business Growth Coach; Fractional Consultant in the areas of Marketing, Communication and Community Building; an Independent Board Director and a Professional Speaker. She has over 17 years of work experience across startups, SMEs and MNCs like Shell, Sephora, Meta, Publicis Group and Honeycombers.Through her company, Megha has worked in a variety of roles including Project Management, Community Management, Relationship Management, Marketing, Communication, PR, Events, Partnerships, Business Development, People Management and Pitch Training across industries including Lifestyle, Entrepreneurship Development, Education, Media, Energy, Impact & Art.Megha has also been building vibrant communities since 2015 including CRIB, Trehaus and Launchpad.She has a Master's degree in mass communication and loves the arts - word, visual and motion.  Mom to 2 boys, she is currently working on her first book. She is also a trustee on the board of Swayam Foundation, an Indian NGO that is creating learning and work opportunities for people in the country. You can contact Megha here:Website: https://www.b-inc.asia/Instagram: @bincbymeghaLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bincbymegha/Email: megha@b-inc.asia And if your spirit is stirred by these amazing conversations, don't forget to like, subscribe and leave a review - so more people can find their way to The Modern Crone. Thank you for tuning in!  The Modern Crone team -Theme music and season intro tracks:Sam Joole: www.samjoole.comCover design and photographyLuana Suciuhttps://www.instagram.com/luanasuciu/Luanasuciu@gmail.com Voice editing:Christopher Hales - Mask Music Studiosmaskmusicstudios@outlook.com

In this episode, Brent Poer, Global Client Lead at Publicis Imagine, joins me as we explore the journey of understanding your unique value and harnessing your superpowers to create success in your career and life. We discuss how often our self-perception is influenced by others' opinions and the importance of finding clarity through introspection, especially in times of change, challenges, and failures. We also explore how he:Learned to read the roomConnects meaningfully with othersNavigates the complexities of both personal and professional lifeBelieves in embracing nuanced phases throughout your careerEngaged in honesty and vulnerable conversations with LeadershipKeeps routines to stay structuredBrent shares his insights on how he keeps his mind sharp, finds peace in his daily routine, and stays adaptable in an ever-changing marketplace. Show Guest Brent Poer is the Global Client Lead for Publicis Imagine and oversees Zenith US operations in Los Angeles while serving on the agency's Executive Board. With over 30 years of experience at Publicis Groupe, Brent has led award-winning initiatives and secured significant clients like The Walt Disney Company, TikTok, Lululemon, and Arlo. He has held significant roles, including CMO of Zenith US and overseeing the Content Practice, winning Cannes Lions and Effie Awards. Brent began his career at Starcom Mediavest Group, leading LiquidThread North America. He has also worked at Warner Brothers and Lifetime Television. Brent lives in Los Angeles with his husband, Beau Quillian, and their three dogs.Support the showJill Griffin helps leaders and teams thrive in today's complex workplace. Leveraging her extensive experience to drive multi-million-dollar revenues for brands like Coca-Cola, Microsoft, Samsung, and Hilton Hotels, Jill applies a strategic lens to workplace performance, skillfully blending strategy and mindset to increase professional growth, enhance productivity, and career satisfaction across diverse organizations. Visit JillGriffinCoaching.com for more details on: Book a 1:1 Career Strategy and Executive Coaching HERE Gallup CliftonStrengths Corporate Workshops to build a strengths-based culture Team Dynamics training to increase retention, communication, goal setting, and effective decision-making Keynote Speaking Grab a personal Resume Refresh with Jill Griffin HERE Follow @JillGriffinOffical on Instagram for daily inspiration Connect with and follow Jill on LinkedIn

Millones de usuarios utilizan TikTok todos los días, ¿Cómo aprovecharías esto? Desde las estrategias de full funnel y la importancia del "first data" hasta el papel de las agencias, la tecnología, la planeación y la creatividad para hacer estrategias y crear campañas exitosas. En este episodio Maca platica con Efraín Mendicuti y Vitor de Angelis, que son expertos en TikTok, y del otro lado, con Jonathan Scarpetta, Media Director en Pepsico y Sharon Zyman, CEO de Publicis Group.

More than 30% of Ukraine's territory has been mined during the Russia invasion. Kosta Schneider, Chief Creative Director at Publicis Groupe Ukraine and the Czech Republic, is the spokesperson for an important effort to raise global awareness of the critical need for demining in Ukraine. The Minefields Honey Project is a collaboration of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine, the agricultural company Kernal, the company Dronarium and the Publicis Group, a global advertising and public relations company. https://minefieldshoney.onepage.me/

The latest guest on The PR Week is none other than MSL's U.S. CEO, Diana Littman, who talks about her efforts to supercharge Publicis Group's primary PR firm since she became CEO in 2018. Plus, the biggest marketing and communications news of the week, including questions about the House of Windsor's communications strategy; Don Lemon's interview of Elon Musk; and Unilever's decision to spin off the outspoken Ben & Jerry's brand along with its other ice-cream lines. Follow us: @PRWeekUSReceive the latest industry news, insights, and special reports. Start Your Free 1-Month Trial Subscription To PRWeek

Welcome back to Intellicast! On today's episode, Brian Peterson is joined by Jason Inderhees to talk about the latest market research and AI news!  Kicking off the episode, Jason and Brian discuss the latest Bellwether report from the Institute of Practitioners in Advertising (IPA), which found that market research budgets declined in Q4 2024. It also mentioned that the industry is expected to decrease by 1% over the next few years. Jason talks about how, while the overall industry may decline, pockets still experience growth, and you just need to uncover them. Next, the guys talk about the new appointment to the Toluna board. They ponder if this accelerates Toluna's move to target brands and offers them a full suite of solutions. The guys then switch gears a bit and talk about a $33 million investment in Anomalo, a California-based data quality platform. They talk about how the platform works and if there are any potential applications for the market research industry. The second half of the episode starts off with the debut of the new intro music for the AI News segment. Jason and Brian then dig into some recent AI news stories, including news that Publicis Group plans to invest 300 million Euros in AI over the next three years. The next few AI stories aren't market research-specific but could impact the industry and industries we serve. First, the guys talk about the recently issued executive order around AI that aims to ensure that the US leads the way and manages the risk of artificial intelligence. Brian and Jason postulate that this is probably just the start of AI legislation.  In the last story, they guys dive deep into news that New York had proposed a new law called the New York Robot Act that would impose a tax surcharge on “using technology to displace workers,” in an amount equal to taxes and fees that would have been paid on what an employee would have earned in the eliminated position. Jason and Brian are a bit on opposite sides of the debate on this one, but come out at the end seeing each other's point of view. Thanks for tuning in! We are proud to have collaborated with Brandtrust, combining their Narrative Inquiry and our Strategic Sample Blending to unlock deeper insights and richer data, enhancing our ability to understand the complex topic of mental health. Download the eBook today! Want to catch up on our blogs? Click here. Did you miss one of our webinars or want to get some of our whitepapers and reports? You can find it all on our Resources page on our website here. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Explore the challenges, strategies, and learnings behind the two iconic campaigns that you worked on Ariel's 'Share The Load' &  Idea's 'What and Idea Sirji' ? How has the meaning of leadership evolved in this dynamic advertising and marketing landscape? What defines a positive agency culture for you ? How can we cultivate future-ready talent within agencies? Suraja Kishore answers the above questions and many more as he takes a masterclass on developing iconic campaign & thriving agency culture. Suraja Kishore is the CEO- BBDO & teamX India (Omnicom x Mercedes-Benz).  He has worked as a senior leader at McCann, Publicis Group, Lowe Lintas & Mudra. He is good with managing P&L, driving growth agenda, nurturing client relationships, encouraging inclusion & diversity at workplace and building long term brands and profitable business.  Connect with Suraja on Linkedin https://www.linkedin.com/in/skshapingfuturethinking Jagged with Jasravee is facilitated by Jasravee Kaur Chandra.  Jasravee has over 20 years experience as a Strategic Brand Builder, Communications Leader and Entrepreneur.  Please visit Jasravee at https://jasravee.com/ Connect with Jasravee on Linkedin at https://www.linkedin.com/in/jasravee/   Email Jasravee at jasravee@gmail.com Index 00:00 Preview & Introduction to Suraja 03:32 What an Idea Sirji ! Revisited: The Iconic Idea Campaign 12:22 Carrying the Idea Campaign Forward 19:09 Share the Load: Ariel's Empowering Campaign 31:08 Beyond Laundry : The Purpose & Social Impact of  #sharetheload  37:04 Share the Load - For the Youth &  Social Media 44:19 Culture: Shaping and Navigating 49:40 Leading in the Age of Disruption 58:19 Rapid Fire: Getting Personal with Suraja Kishore 01:01:25 Connecting with Suraja Kishore Through his insights and experiences,  Suraja Kishore provides a glimpse into the thinking behind iconic campaigns for Ariel's 'Share the Load'  and Idea's 'What an Idea Sirji'. He discusses his view on leadership and the importance of nurturing a culture that inspires change.  Confessions Over Insights Ariel's 'Share the Load' campaign's foundation lies in the raw confessions of individuals, not just insights. This approach strips away societal facades, revealing the true hypocrisies that exist. The campaign challenges societal norms and aims to ignite cultural change, addressing issues like patriarchy through everyday decisions. Creating Value Beyond Campaigns Kishore emphasizes the need for agencies to focus on creating value rather than just campaigns. Clients who trust in this philosophy reap the rewards of authentic engagement. Brands, according to Kishore, act as magnets, attracting individuals who resonate with their beliefs. This attraction forms the basis of brand loyalty and advocacy. Cultural Strategy Over Brand Purpose Kishore advocates for a shift towards cultural strategy over brand purpose alone. In a rapidly evolving landscape, brands must align with broader cultural shifts to remain relevant. He underscores the significance of cultural resonance, highlighting 'What an Idea Sirji' campaign of Idea which looked at the transformational societal impact of a mobile.  Leadership & Culture Leadership, to Kishore, transcends titles and designations. It's about actions, contributions, and fostering a culture of listening and mentorship. He emphasizes the value of collective wisdom within organizations, acknowledging the wealth of insights and experiences each team member brings to the table. Kishore underscores the importance of nurturing a culture of openness, authenticity, and accountability within organizations to drive meaningful change. Campsite One Link : https://campsite.bio/jaggedwithjasravee

In this episode of The Ecommerce Braintrust, Kiri Masters is joined by Lauren Livak, lead at the Digital Shelf Institute, and Mike Black, the Chief Marketing Officer (CMO) of Profitero, a global commerce acceleration company. In this podcast, they're discussing the new Digital Shelf Institute and Profitero report “Defining Content Effectiveness”. Here you can register to join them in the webinar in February. In today's episode, we delve into the ever-evolving world of content effectiveness in digital retail. Kiri, Lauren, and Mike unpack the intricacies of creating impactful content that resonates with consumers and drives conversion. Drawing from their new report which involved interviewing over twelve digital leaders, they explore the duality of art and science when it comes to defining what effective content truly means for different brands.  If you're looking for comprehensive insights on improving your ecommerce content strategy, you won't want to miss this enlightening conversation. Are you ready to transition from merely sufficient content to truly effective communication with your consumer base? Make sure you tune in! More about the guests: Mike Black Mike joined Profitero in 2017 as Vice President of Marketing and has been instrumental in the company's growth after joining Publicis Group, grew the company's offerings beyond digital shelf analytics to include predictive analytics, retail media, and content activation solutions. Before joining Profitero, Mike held marketing roles at Nielsen and Staples Lauren Livak Lauren leads the Digital Shelf Institute in defining the strategy to create a global commerce community that supports brands, retailers, and future leaders in the complex world of digital. Across her roles, she has worked with hundreds of brand manufacturers helping them to develop an overall commerce strategy and vision for their commerce journey leveraging her work at Johnson & Johnson where she was the owner of the Digital Shelf for the Consumer family of products for North America. She launched a new approach for the way the Consumer North America business went to digital retail both in pure play & omni-channel streams covering multiple platforms such as OTC, Beauty, Oral Care, Baby Care & Wound Care with accountability for 40+ retailers and 33+ brands.   In this episode Kiri, Lauren and Mike discuss: - The five core pillars of content effectiveness: people, data and systems, process, measurement, and retailer collaboration. - The importance of understanding shopper behavior and using that knowledge to drive engagement with content. - How content impacts organic search and can be utilized to educate leadership teams on its importance. - Using retailer conversion data and measurement tools to understand content effectiveness in terms of emotional and brand impact. - The necessity for organizations to go through a maturity curve to fully understand and define content effectiveness. - The significance of internal processes and avoiding siloed teams to maximize content impact. - The potential of advanced tools, such as AI, once the content effectiveness fundamentals are well-established. - Upcoming webinar announcement and the availability of the content effectiveness report at digitalshelfinstitute.org. - The debate around whether content is being managed for mere sufficiency or optimized for effectiveness. - The essential role of communicating the value of content to leadership, particularly in the absence of clear-cut metrics. - The value of search-optimized content and transitioning to content that both builds a brand and drives conversion. - The need for resources that can harness consumer insights, and processes that ensure content reaches the right channels. - Surprising variations in content effectiveness definitions among digital leaders, indicating a lack of a one-size-fits-all approach. - Importance of content integration with product launches, and how some brands succeed while others fall short. - The balance between the creative and methodical aspects of measuring content effectiveness and return on investment.  

Un año no se puede resumir en un único podcast, en absoluto, estaría faltando a la verdad. Pero también es cierto que quería ofrecer un pequeño tributo a todos los invitados que han querido venir a la sección de los protagonistas del ecommerce a contar cómo dirigen proyectos online. Por ello, en este episodio aprovecho no para hacer un resumen, sino para contar los puntos que mas me han impactado charlando con ellos. Ha sido un placer poder charlar cara a cara con Rafa Ausejo de Ruralka, Jose Luis Montesino de Comefruta, Araceli Gallego de Goshopia, José Luis Ferrero de Publicis Group, Antonio Fagundo de Masaltos.com, Roger Hostalot de Elasadorentucasa.es, Jorge González de Prestashop, Iñaki Bermejo de VDSHOP, Ricardo Lop de Aceros de Hispania, Eduardo Gambero de Solodecroquetas.es, Néstor Murillo de Moldiber, Samuel Sesmilo de Recomiendapp, Paula Conti de Mirakl, Herminio Campillo de Beer Sapiens y por supuesto con Corti, de Product Hackers, entre otros muchos proyectos. Newsletter: https://ecosistemaecommerce.com/newsletter/ Web: https://ecosistemaecommerce.com/ Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/javierlopezrod/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ecosistemaecommerce Twitter: https://twitter.com/ecosistemaecomm Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCE2zroaDzTVZRwNOh5Ma9cg

Building a business requires a strong goal, proper management, sourcing, teamwork, and leadership. But success doesn't guarantee the absence of failure and the number of unwanted outcomes after the other.  In this episode, Raj Choudhury, the CEO of Alloy, shares his background in merge and acquisition and how he started Spunlogic before eventually selling it to a private equity firm. Alloy is a marketing agency specializing in technology brands. With the support from private equity firms, they made several acquisitions to create Engauge. The acquisitions were funded through a combination of cash consideration and rolling over equity into the new unit. Engauge made five acquisitions over five years before ultimately being sold again. Raj also talks about his experience working with Publicis Group and different companies. Raj reiterated the attitude that a team must have which involves people management, leadership, sourcing and evaluating potential acquisitions, integration processes, and future deal sourcing to aim for success in a business. In terms of valuations for service-based businesses, it depends on factors such as revenue growth trajectory and product market fit rather than specific multiples of EBITDA.  Raj talks about the factors to consider when valuing a business, such as revenue and expenses. He includes the importance of looking at the potential for growth and time value when considering acquisitions. He also shares the acquisition strategy to speed up their overall path to success such as a clean number and transparency are highlighted as crucial elements in preparing a business for sale. Additionally, it is advised to communicate with the management team about objectives and recognize one's strengths and weaknesses to facilitate growth. Looking to sell your business? Raj offers valuable advice, stressing the importance of clean financials and transparency. Get ready for a rollercoaster of entrepreneurial wisdom, and uncover the key elements to build a successful business.    WHAT YOU WILL LEARN: Strategies on how to assemble a larger unit How meeting with entrepreneurs and allotting enough time to source and evaluate potential acquisition targets affects Alloy's vision and strategy How does a private firm work The roles of cultural and work integration  How to build units to create firms The importance of having clean numbers and a well-structured balance sheet The importance of transparency and openness from entrepreneurs in a business Knowing strengths and weaknesses is essential for building and growing a unit.   CONNECT WITH RAJ: LinkedIn | www.linkedin.com/in/rajchoudhury Website | alloycrew.com Twitter | @rmchoudhury THE EXIT PLAN The Exit Plan is for business owners that are interested in learning more about how to sell their business. Each episode Barnaby Cook interviews someone who has bought or sold a business - either a creative agency, or a production company. The conversation gets under the skin of why they wanted to sell, or were looking to acquire, how the deal was structured, how they agreed upon a valuation and what lessons they learnt along the way.  

De anul viitor, plățile cu bani lichizi au fost limitate de guvern. Astfel, cele între firme sunt limitate la 10 mii de lei pe zi, iar la persoane fizice la 50 de mii de lei. Dezbaterea este vie și ridică multe nemulțumiri. Și este firesc de vreme ce, majoritatea populației își dorește plăți cash arată datele culese de Data Intelligence Unit din Publicis Group. Cătălin Striblea și Lorand Balint au discutat subiectul.   Lorand Balint este om de marketing, Head of Publicis Sports. a lucrat în companii globale de marketing, în poziții de top. Este școlit la ASE, dar are cursuri la New York, Boston, Londra, Ierusalim, Amsterdam. Predă ca profesor asociat la ASE sau la MBA-ul Româno-Canadian. Este editorialist în publicații de afaceri sau de sport.  

Cătălin Striblea și Lorand Balint vin în acest nou episod din Out of the Box cu câteva recomandări de cărți citite în vacanță. Unele dintre ele chiar cu concluzii conflictuale. Dar de fapt, constatările principale sunt legate, mai curând, de modul în care citesc românii. Datele statistice arată că trei din patru români nu citesc niciodată. În acest sezon, Cătălin Striblea și Lorand Balint vor aduce pe lângă perspective noi și date statistice adunate de Data Intelligence din cadrul Publicis Group. Lorand Balint este om de marketing, Head of Publicis Sports. a lucrat în companii globale de marketing, în poziții de top. Este școlit la ASE, dar are cursuri la New York, Boston, Londra, Ierusalim, Amsterdam. Predă ca profesor asociat la ASE sau la MBA-ul Româno-Canadian. Este editorialist în publicații de afaceri sau de sport.  

Când vine vara, România se plânge de cum arată litoralul său. Și că serviciile de acolo nu sunt la înălțime. Dar de fapt, pentru cine ar trebui să fie la înălțime? Căci sondajele arată că unul din patru români nu au călătorit niciodată. Și că doi din patru nu au mers în vacanță de doi ani. Iar din puținii care merg, majoritatea preferă România, așa cum este ea.  Sunt doar câteva dintre constatările din primul episod al noului sezon de Out of the Box. De data aceasta, Cătălin Striblea și Lorand Balint vor aduce pe lângă perspective noi și date statistice adunate de Data Intelligence din cadrul Publicis Group. Lorand Balint este om de marketing, Head of Publicis Sports. a lucrat în companii globale de marketing, în poziții de top. Este școlit la ASE, dar are cursuri la New York, Boston, Londra, Ierusalim, Amsterdam. Predă ca profesor asociat la ASE sau la MBA-ul Româno-Canadian. Este editorialist în publicații de afaceri sau de sport.  

Welcome to an audio-led edition of Unmade.Today's edition features an interview with Jason Tonelli, boss of media agency Zenith and the new chair of the Audited Media Association of Australia.It's two decades since Publicis Group's second string media agency Zenith rebranded itself globally as The ROI Agency (and a decade since a brief local repositioning as “the open agency”.)New CEO Jason Tonelli has evolved the local position again - Zenith's proposition is now “ROI Cubed”: the three I's being investment, imagination, insight.In today's interview with Unmade's Tim Burrowes, Tonelli discusses what Zenith intends to deliver for clients, working within the larger Publicis group where he's spent the last decade of his career, and the wider planning and investment process.Zenith's core proposition is simply about doing media exceptionally well, Tonelli says. Zenith's clients include Reckitt, Kellogg's, TikTok, Aldi, H&M, Rio Tinto and Disney.The agency is also investing in consumer research. Tonelli shares during the conversation that polling suggests that the public is leaning towards a “no” vote in The Voice referendum.Unmade can also reveal that Tonelli is the new chair of the Audited Media Association of Australia. The AMAA was kneecapped by Australia's print publishers in late 2016 when Bauer, News Corp and Pacific Magazines all resigned from the magazine audits in what proved to be the death knell of print circulation transparency.Tonelli discusses how he hopes to return the AMAA to relevance through auditing in the digital space.“It would be great to get auditing back on the agenda; it's an important part of our industry,” Tonelli says.Time to leave you to your Thursday.Audio production was courtesy of Abe's Audio, the people to talk to about voiceovers, sound design and podcast production.Message us: letters@unmade.mediaWe'll be back soon.letters@unmade.media This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.unmade.media/subscribe

En esta entrevista con Jose Luis Ferrero, Head of Commerce de Publicis Group, tocamos a fondo varios temas muy interesantes y algunos controvertidos en el mundo del ecommerce. Hablamos sobre retail media, de lo que está revolucionando y haciendo cambiar el paradigma del marketing digital sobre todo en el tema de las conversiones. También hacemos referencia a cómo esta vertiente del retail media puede hacer cambiar el modelo de negocio de los ecommerce. En la segunda parte de la entrevista sacamos encima de la mesa todo el revuelo con los Marketplace, con el cierre de algunos y aperturas de otros, haciendo hincapié en el posicionamiento de Miravia y desentrañando a fondo su estrategia respecto a Amazon y otros competidores. Cómo cierre, analizamos el panorama del Live Shopping, de lo que está pasando con las aplicaciones de ecommerce de las redes sociales y qué futuro le espera a todo esto. Se avecinan meses apasionantes en el sector del comercio electrónico. Newsletter: https://ecosistemaecommerce.com/newsletter/ Web: https://ecosistemaecommerce.com/ Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/javierlopezrod/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ecosistemaecommerce Twitter: https://twitter.com/ecosistemaecomm Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCE2zroaDzTVZRwNOh5Ma9cg

In this episode, our guest is Helen Lin, A catalyst of innovation, a programmatic pioneer, a collaborative business partner, and a fierce believer in diversity and inclusion. Helen Lin is Chief Digital Officer for Publicis Groupe. She is responsible for driving integrated digital solutions from across the organization while leading the holding company's broader digital strategy, partnerships, investment, and negotiations – including representing Publicis Groupe in industry-leading initiatives to continually improve the standards and brand safety on the world's largest consumer platforms. Before her current role, she served as Chief Digital Officer for Publicis Media, overseeing all digital and programmatic strategy, partnerships, investment, and negotiations on behalf of the network globally. She has been recognized as a 2022 UJA-Federation of New York “Industry Visionary,” 2019 ADCOLOR Legend, Campaign US Female Frontier winner, MediaPost Digital All-Star, Adweek Media All-Star, Cynopsis Top Women in Digital honoree, and was recently appointed Vice Chair for the American Advertising Federation (AAF). Outside of the office, Helen is an active board member for Partnership With Children, a non-profit that helps over 10,000 New York City children overcome the stresses of growing up in poverty. Helen earned her bachelor's degree at UCLA and her MBA at NYU. _____ E-mail Us: asiansinadvertising@gmail.com Shop: asiansinadvertising.com/shop Learn More: asiansinadvertising.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/asiansinadvertising/support --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/asiansinadvertising/support

Mark Miller is the co-author of ‘Legacy in the Making: Building a Long-Term Brand to Stand Out in a Short-Term World'. He is the founder of The Legacy Lab, a thought leadership and consulting practice that explores how brands can build modern legacies; and he is also Chief Strategy Officer at Team One, Publicis Group's global luxury and premium brand agency.Recently, Mark and his strategy team at The Legacy Lab published a pioneering study. It reports on the rare breed of leaders and brands writing history every day, the people they inspire to bring the past forward, and the physical or digital products and experiences they create to build lasting legacies in a short-term world. Traditionally, “legacy” refers to the past. This important study examines legacy as a still-vital part of today. The resulting book, ‘Legacy in the Making', has been endorsed by Simon Sinek as “a must-read for anyone who wants their work to last beyond their lifetime.” It was a #1 new release on Amazon and a bestseller on the Washington Post list and other places.I get sent many books as a result of hosting this show, and this is one of the best I've seen in a long time. As a result, this is an incredibly rich podcast interview where Mark shares some incredible stories of truly great leadership at remarkable businesses; there are some that you will have heard of, and others that you probably haven't.Mark had kindly given us two copies of the book to give away to listeners of the show for free. All you need to do is click on the link in the show notes below.Win one of two copies of Legacy In The Making:https://mailchi.mp/ben-morton.com/markmiller Resources mentioned in this episode:Connect with Mark Miller: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mark-miller-a39bb65/ The FREE 10-4-10 Leadership Programme: https://bit.ly/FREEleadershipmini-course We want to hear from you!Whether it's a leadership question for Ben, some feedback on the show, or a guest suggestion, we'd love to hear from you. Whatever the reason for getting in touch, you can easily do it by clicking the link below that Ben will personally review: https://www.ben-morton.com/feedback/ Mentioned in this episode:The FREE 10-4-10 CourseSign up today and sharpen your skills on, keeping your team motivated, effective delegation, planning and prioritization, handling Imposter Syndrome, and much more. It's my FREE online coaching course to help you become the leader that people want to follow.Click here for the 10-4-10 Coaching

Marta Parra, Beatriz Bonete y Marga Castaño trabajan en torno a la maternidad desde diferentes disciplinas. Esto fue un episodio en vivo de Diseño y diáspora grabado en La nave nodriza, Madrid el 12.1.2023. En este panel exploraramos cómo el diseño contribuye a entender y apoyar las maternidades de nuestra contemporaneidad. ¿Qué espacios se abren para el diseño en relación a la maternidad hoy? ¿Qué nuevos roles y aportes hace el diseño a la salud y el bienestar de la mujer maternando? Este panel fue una idea original de Rosa Torguet. En esta entrevista mencionamos el colectivo: El parto es nuestro y "Transitando la maternidad. Apoyo de madre a madre". Durante las preguntas se mencionó este estudio. Marta Parra: es arquitecta pionera en la transformación de espacios a través del diseño basado en las personas y la humanización de entornos sanitarios. Arquitecta por la ETSAM, en 1999, Socia co-fundadora de Virai Arquitectura en 2001, estudio de arquitectura que desarrolla concursos, proyectos y obras de edificios singulares escolares, culturales y deportivos. A raíz de su maternidad, decide dedicarse profesionalmente también a transformar las maternidades hospitalarias, junto con Ángela Müller, y en 2008 comienzan su andadura en Parra-Müller Arquitectura de Maternidades, colaborando con el Ministerio de Sanidad en el cuerpo teórico del cambio de espacios en las maternidades, que posteriormente aplicarán y desarrollarán mediante proyectos por toda España, Europa y África. Beatriz Bonete: es socióloga y experta en género. Actualmente trabaja como investigadora para el diseño de servicios y productos. Es co-fundadora de NosotrAs Estudio, junto con la diseñadora Ester Serraz, donde hacemos investigación y diseño con perspectiva de género. Antes de dedicarse por completo a la investigación, trabajó en una ONG's en proyectos de intervención y sensibilización contra la violencia de género y en proyectos de cooperación internacional al desarrollo con temas de violencia sexual y empoderamiento. Desde 2016 a 2018 fue la presidenta de la Federación Stop Violencia Sexual, y una de las expertas que partició en el Congreso en la elaboración del Pacto Estatal contra la Violencia de Género, que sigue en la actualidad. Fue parte del equipo fundador y del área de Redacción de Tribuna Feminista. Marga Castaño pasó media vida como directora de arte y posteriormente directora creativa ejecutiva en wysiwyg (Publicis Group) trabajando para marcas como Diesel, Absolut, Camper, Garnier, Teatro Real, Levi's, Loewe y Mercedes entre otras muchas. Hace 8 años ha decidido dar un salto al vacío y montó Apéritif, un estudio estratégico-creativo con foco en diseño, branding e ilustración. Su trabajo ha sido reconocido en festivales nacionales e internacionales como El Sol, New York Festivals, One Show, CdeC, Laus, ADCE, Fiap…también he sido jurado en algunos de ellos. Es co-fundadora de Más Mujeres Creativas y co-creadora de Hardcore Maternity

In this weeks show my GENIUS guest is Bruno Bertelli, COO of Publicis Group and Le Pub. Bruno was born in Verona. He is an Italian through and through, with a standout career that has took him around the world. Today, Bruno has risen up through the agency landscape to become the most awarded Italian creative in the world with international awards including 146 Cannes Lions, including 27 Gold Lions and 2 Grand Prix. In this episode we dig into the support, inspiration and methodology to create a new kind of agency (Hello Le Pub) with creative ideas that earn their place in people's lives. Join us for a masterclass from Bruno Bertelli himself on how to identify fresh opportunities and turn this into commercial magic. Tune in and learn: How modern brands are briefing agencies to fail first The complimentary skill, besides creative genius, that you need to become a world class executive creative director The transformational model of high performing agencies How to be relevant in people's minds and lives Why the problem can also be the solution 3 big lessons for future leaders expanding globally. Stay tuned to the end for the best advice to support you on your journey and open your mind, plus your invitation to step into the next generation of agency in a country near you. Resources Music to get you in the zone: Billie Eilish – Bad Guy Advertising Genius at work from back in the day that combined brand and product brilliantly. You know when… Publicis Global / Le Pub Connect with Bruno Bertelli on LinkedIn (and keep an eye out on your next plane journey!) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Düsseldorf ist toll - aber schwer zu vermarkten. Das sagt einer, der es wissen muss: Christian Rätsch ist Düsseldorf Jong - und einer der wichtigsten Köpfe der deutschen Werbebranche. Warum es wichtig ist, dass die Stadt an ihrem Image arbeitet, erzählt er beim Kaffee auf dem Carlsplatz.

Welcome to Difficult Conversations.  Today, we have Liz Poret-Christ hosting along with Dr. Orsini.  A few weeks ago, when Liz was scrolling through Facebook, she came across the PELOTON Cancer Warriors page and saw a post by Gina Jacobson. Her thoughts about battling cancer, mixed with a bit of dark humor, and a lot of honesty made Liz realize that she would be a great guest on this podcast. So, joining us today is Gina Jacobson. For the past twenty-seven years, Gina has worked in a broad range of roles with the Publicis Group, including overseeing media at Starcom and creative development at Leo Burnett. Her official title at Starcom is Chief Growth Officer, but she thinks of herself as a “Chief Potential Officer.” She's known for her critical strategic thinking, digging into her client's businesses, and has a passion for building and nurturing teams who deliver engaging, strategic work.   Gina was diagnosed with stage IV colon cancer in 2018, and has outlived her prognosis by several years, and intends to keep living a joyful and purposeful life, helping others realize their full potential.  Get ready to hear Gina's story and be inspired! Gina shares her background story and how she got to where she is today with her career. We learn how her leadership style and philosophy of “recognizing fear” started, and she goes in depth how her philosophy deepened after her cancer diagnosis.  Gina tells us about the breakdown she had at a conference in front of her whole leadership team and reveals how having cancer changed her philosophy of leadership, how she views the world, her job, and how being more vulnerable helped her and her co-workers. We hear the story about the four oncologists Gina interviewed and how their communication affected her ability to envision a successful path forward. She explains how each of the conversations went, and how she ultimately chose the one that communicated with her in a way that she felt this physician was her advocate and one that she could trust. With the great connection she had with this physician, she makes a point that the positive attitude certainly made for an easier journey and a more tolerable journey.  Gina describes her cancer journey as a “masterclass in fear” and shares her message to everyone.  We hear about her blog and a post she wrote about telling the kids, and specifically one with her son, and his response that felt like a knife in the gut for a mother to hear. We end with Gina telling us the type of conversation she finds most challenging and the strategies she's developed to get better at having those difficult conversations. If you enjoyed this podcast, please hit the subscribe on your favorite podcast platform. Hosts:Liz Poret-ChristDr. Anthony Orsini Guest:Gina Jacobson For More Information:Difficult Conversations PodcastThe Orsini WayThe Orsini Way-FacebookThe Orsini Way-LinkedInThe Orsini Way-InstagramThe Orsini Way-TwitterLiz@theorsiniway.comIt's All In The Delivery: Improving Healthcare Starting With A Single Conversation by Dr. Anthony OrsiniResources Gina Jacobson Blog-SubstackWe Are All Made of Stars-Gina's Blog

#018 Embark on a time travel with Leïla Grison, DE&I Director at Publicis Groupe, as she takes us back to her first day on the job and tells us how it all started. Leïla takes us back in time and shares her family story, the social ascension  of her grandmother and mother, a story of social inequality and a real obstacle course. Fast forward and it's Leïla's first day as DE&I Director at Publicis. She tells us how the role got created, how she managed to gather support and commitment from the executive team. So where do you start the work? Which stakeholders do you involve when creating your very first DE&I strategy? How do you build a team and secure a budget to implement the goals you've set out to achieve? Leïla tells us everything about how to kickstart your DE&I work! Leïla also shares with us two success stories from her first year on the job: 1. How they developed and rolled out an employee survey on DE&I thanks to the help of Mixity.co - the first thing to do, according to Leïla, if you want to pin point your priorities for your strategy and convince stakeholders with facts and figures. 2. How they launched their first equal opportunity program, ‘Publicis Track' - going full circle with her family history, social mobility and equal opportunity is at the heart of what Leïla has set out to do at Publicis!So tune in today, and make sure to subscribe in order to not miss our next episode! You can stay informed on Publicis' DE&I work by following Leïla on LinkedIn (@Leïla Grison) Learn more about DE&I at Publicis here: DE&I at Publicis Groupe This season, we're partnering with Mixity.co, the all in one digital platform for assessing, managing and promoting DE&I in your organization. Mixity is offering our listeners an exclusive 2 months free trial for their all-in-one platform. Assess your DE&I footprint, define clear metrics and KPIs, and benefit from customized recommendations and hands-on support from their team of dedicated experts, all in one place. Redeem your free trial here with the code ‘DiversityPodcast' : Mixity.co

This is a special episode of our MetaMind3.0 events! This is part two of two, and the theme of the event was "Technology that enables the Metaverse." Our moderator was MC and host Tuesday Le Roux, and our panellists were Raed Mikail (Co-Founder & CEO for AVR Hub), Walid Abdelal (Machine learning and blockchain expert, and Rail Systems Engineering & IS Chief Engineer at RTA), and George Chivi (Associate Business Director at Publicis Group). In part two, our panelists continue the deep dive into where the Metaverse is right now, and where it should be. They also unpack more about the blockchain: What is it? What are its limits? How does AI play into blockchain security? Particularly, our panelists look at one of the more important pillars in the Metaverse for anyone who's looking to enter the space: User behaviour. One of the things that came out of this episode, actually, was that user behaviour is the #1 reason why we're decades away from wide adoption of the Metaverse Make sure to check out part one as well! Conversation breakdown: [02:30] What is the Metaverse right now, and what "should" it be? [05:00] The limits of the blockchain right now [05:58] Unpacking and understanding the blockchain [09:56] Understanding AI's role in blockchain security [10:45] What Miracle Trees are, and what they do for security [11:38] Which blockchain do you trust, and why? [13:24] The "top gun" companies creating Metaverses [15:20] How long before the Metaverse is democratised? [16:45] User behaviour is the #1 reason why we're decades away from wide adoption of the Metaverse [19:10] Defining the role of platforms in the Metaverse [20:45] Will blockchain become as accessible as the internet? [22:48] Why is the Metaverse still so slow? >>> Q&A [24:36] What does quantum computing, StarLink and increased internet access do for the development of the Metaverse? [30:50] In blockchain, where everything is transparent, how do I hide my data from big tech companies? [34:54] What do you think about the ethics of the aim to remove censorship in the Metaverse? MetaVerse platforms mentioned: - Decentraland: Experiential view of the Metaverse (shopping, galleries, etc.) - Sandbox: Gamified experience of the Metaverse - Somnium Space: A virtual reality-enabled Metaverse world - Mona: Individualistiic worlds and experiences created by various creators - Pixel Links: DeadMau5's Metaverse - Other Side: BoardApe's Metaverse - Horizon: Facebook's Metaverse --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/metamind3point0/message

Mediální guru, žijící legenda public relations. Radek Vítek působí na pozici "Head Of Brand Reputation" v mediálně-komunikační agentuře MSL Czech Republic, která spadá pod Publicis Group. V letošní soutěži Zlatý středník získala Trofej Grand Prix pro nejlepší agenturu, a to za dvojnásobné prvenství a další čtyři úspěchy napříč ostatními kategoriemi. Radek letos přitom oslavil 30 let v PR – povídali jsme si o tom, jak se toto odvětví postupem času proměňovalo i o úsměvných začátcích kariéry v 90kách, kdy se dostat do tisku bylo opravdu snadné.  Jak se dělá kreativní komunikace, jak by se měla správně měřit úspěšnost PR – dá se to vůbec – a jak se klasické PR sžívá s novými komunikačními platformami? Povídali jsme si také o ifluencer marketingu a proč se jedná o kvalifikovanou činnost i to, jak se řeší influncerské "průsery". Jaké v MSL mají klienty a plány do budoucna? Závěrem nám Radek prozradil svou úchylku, která mu pomáhá rozšiřovat si obzory a vystupovat z vlastní sociální bubliny. 

This is a special episode of our MetaMind3.0 events! This is part one of two, and the theme of the event was "Technology that enables the MetaVerse." Our moderator was MC and host Tuesday Le Roux, and our panellists were Raed Mikail (Co-Founder & CEO for AVR Hub), Walid Abdelal (Machine learning and blockchain expert, and Rail Systems Engineering & IS Chief Engineer at RTA), and George Chivi (Associate Business Director at Publicis Group). In part one, we take a look under the hood of 3D modelling and the mathematics behind the Metaverse, as well as talk a bit about governance and protocols in this new Web3 space. There's also some discussion where we're still lacking in the Metaverse at the moment — which is a great thing to pay attention to if you're a business professional looking for a niche to improve, and a way to get your foot in the door. Make sure to check out part 2 as well! Conversation breakdown: [02:40] Intros to panellists [06:11] What is the Metaverse? >>> Unpacking the pillars of the Metaverse... [08:00] Extended reality: Augemented (AR) vs. virtual (VR) [09:04] Role of computer vision and lidar in the Metaverse [13:10] 3D modelling and Omniverse [17:35] Metaverse's impact on workplaces [19:20] Where are we still lacking in Metaverse development? [24:40] An insight into the mathematics of the Metaverse [26:48] Insight to artifical super intelligence [28:58] Governance protocols and IP in the Metaverse MetaVerse platforms mentioned: - Decentraland: Experiential view of the Metaverse (shopping, galleries, etc.) - Sandbox: Gamified experience of the Metaverse - Somnium Space: A virtual reality-enabled Metaverse world - Mona: Individualistiic worlds and experiences created by various creators - Pixel Links: DeadMau5's Metaverse - Other Side: BoardApe's Metaverse - Horizon: Facebook's Metaverse --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/metamind3point0/message

When we think of traditional commercial marketing, we focus on placement in the traditional store. Either in the isle or displays in the cashier, a lot of the work of the teams in Category Management and Retail Marketing do is securing that space to develop the right messaging to stop, engage and convert shoppers to purchase their products. In an omni-channel world, the digital shelf presents similar challenges but some dynamics are different. To better understand these dynamics on the digital shelf, we invited Andrew Pearl, VP of Insights EMEA at Profitero (recently acquired by the Publicis Group). In this discussion, you'll learn about: Publicis' recent acquisition of Profitero The 3 Key imperatives to succeed on the Digital Shelf How to focus time and resources and avoid time waste The role of Amazon What's next in Retail Media and the Digital Shelf

En este episodio tenemos como invitado especial a Andrés Azpilicueta, Chief Digital Officer, Publicis Group, quien conversó con Alberto sobre el papel que cumple la data en la publicidad.

As former Chief Growth and Strategy Officer of the Publicis Group, third largest communications firm in the world with 82,000 FTE and a globally renowned speaker and author Rishad Tobaccowala inspires leaders to stay relevant in a world that is changing fast. Rishad has a clear vision, informed by 37 years of experience in growth, strategy and innovation on how to succeed in scaling and achieving your potential as a Founder or Leader. This episode is packed full of wisdom and inspiration from the four keys to being a successful entrepreneur, when trust will be most important, what great strategy looks like and how to stay relevant. In the episode, we talk about: 03:43 – Rishad's Career Path 05:47 – Vision or Opportunity 09:36 - Giant Steps 11:47 – Building Trust When it Matters 14:48 – Rishad's 5 P's 20:02 – Growth Strategy and Why You Should Tell Your Story in only 9 Slides 27:57 – Change is Difficult: How to Incentivise Change 33:37 – Execution and Why People Matter 38:57 – Delivering Data and Remaining Relevant 44:09 – Why You Should Always “Err In the Direction of Kindness” 47:14 – Learning in Times of Change Within a Company 49:52 – Acknowledgement 50:11 – How to Follow Rishad ------------------------------------------------------ If you got value from today's episode, please remember to: 1. Rate and review us on Apple Podcasts 2. Register to be the first to know when new episodes drop and free tools are published at www.scaleupspodcast.com, or 3. Drop us a question about scaling using Speakpipe on the website, or email questions@scaleupspodcast.com. Follow us on your favourite socials: ScaleUps Podcast on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/scaleupspodcast ScaleUps Podcast on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/scaleupspodcast/ ScaleUps Podcast on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/scaleupspodcast Watch the full episode at ScaleUps Podcast on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLlvcqAuqJMYBVUBoiixChQ You can connect with Rishad via: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rishadtobaccowala/ Website: https://rishadtobaccowala.com/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHjj8y_haWujxV-0u1eLnGA/videos Podcasts: https://rishadtobaccowala.com/listen or you can reach out to connect with Sean directly via: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/seansteeleprofile/ Website: www.seansteele.com.au

The pandemic taught us that new behaviors are always popping up, but we're still figuring out which ones are here to stay. Jason “Retailgeek” Goldberg is the chief commerce strategy officer at Publicis Group and has been a go-to retail expert for industry leaders for years. He joined Retail Gets Real to talk about what's happening in retail, technology and how consumers are helping drive innovation. (Originally released June 21, 2021.) Learn more at retailgetsreal.com.

Knowing how to optimize your performance across retailers is becoming a real competitive advantage. So if you want to thrive in the post-pandemic world, you need to get serious about data. But many large CPGs are still sluggish when it comes to how they approach data. Why is that and what are the key trends in US ecommerce that are driving the need for Big Food to get serious about Big Data? Listen in as Jason Goldberg, Chief Commerce Strategy Officer at the Publicis Group, helps us answer these questions. And don't forget: we're offering free ecommerce consultations for our listeners at www.efundamentals.com/podcast

Jason “Retailgeek” Goldberg is the Chief Commerce Strategy Officer at Publicis Group and has been a go-to retail expert for industry leaders for years. He is consistently one of our top-rated speakers at NRF events, not to mention the host of his own podcast on eCommerce, the Jason & Scot Show. Jason will be speaking at our upcoming NRF Retail Converge event in June. In this episode, we discuss the hottest things happening in retail today. Learn more at retailgetsreal.com.

In this episode of the WayMaker Fireside Chat Podcast, we're sitting down with Renetta McCann! Renetta is the Chief Experiences Inclusion Officer at Publicis Group and the former Chief Talent Officer at Leo Burnett U.S. In this episode, she'll share her powerful experiences in business and leadership, discuss current events and politics, and give applicable career and growth advice to Firesidechat Chat listeners!

In this podcast, Rishad Tobaccowala discussed the importance of understanding the soul of the business. He emphasized how important it is to nurture creativity. He warned about not getting distracted with too much math but also keep an eye on the mission. This will help create a human-centric and human-powered organization. A session is a good watch for aspiring leaders tasked to build future organizations amidst the age of data and intelligence. Timeline: 1:31 Rishad's journey. 5:05 Rishad's current role. 8:42 On Publicis. 12:03 Transformational changes in the media industry. 20:26 Transforming a culture heavy company. 30:43 Math is good but don't forget the mission. 35:16 Staying human in the age of data. 46:50 The mental operating system. 53:12 Leading with the soul. 56:43 Striking a balance between data and creativity. 1:00:30 Rishad's success mantra. 1:06:25 Rishad's favorite reads. 1:13:08 Closing remarks. Rishad's Book: Restoring the Soul of Business: Staying Human in the Age of Data by Rishad Tobaccowala, Tom Parks https://amzn.to/2KG8fPu Podcast Link: iTunes:https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/restoring-the-soul-of-the-business-with-rishad-tobaccowala/id1207582205?i=1000474565469 Rishad's BIO: RISHAD TOBACCOWALA is a chief growth officer at Publicis Groupe, an advertising and communications firm with 80,000 employees worldwide. Hailed by Time magazine as one of the top five marketing innovators and recognized by BusinessWeek as one of the top business leaders, he regularly presents keynotes at industry conferences and speaks at global organizations such as Kellogg's, IBM, Amazon, Google, and Facebook. Some Questions we talked about: Explain your journey to your current role? Could you share something about your current role? What does the Publicis Group do? Why write this book? What are the premises of this book? So how do we stay human in the age of data? You talked about that businesses have too much math and so little meaning, could you elaborate on that? How to stay human in the age of data, what is your recipe? Did you talk about Mental Operating System, talk to us about that? How does one lead with the soul? You talked about data blinded companies, what are those, and if you are one, how would you know? Data had been feeding into our culture for so long, how businesses could get their creativity back? How could companies strike a balance between data and creativity? Read more at: https://work2.org/rishad-tobaccowala-rishad-on-restoring-the-soul-of-business-work2dot0-podcast/

Jamie has experience as a Human Resources Advisor and currently works as a Learning & Talent Development Facilitator with a demonstrated history of working in Digital Business Transformation, culture change and Inclusion & Diversity. Jamie currently leads Égalité which is Publicis Group's BRG for its LGBTQ+ employees and their allies. Jamie was shortlisted in the Top 10 for the 'Future Leader' category at The British LGBT Awards 2020.

Rishad is one of the smartest minds in the ad business. He moved from Bombay to Chicago to do an MBA in Marketing and Finance at the University of Chicago, got hired at Leo Burnett and stayed for his entire career. That's not entirely correct- he worked his way across and up to the very top of the Publicis Group becoming Chief Strategist and Member of the Directoire. He spent his career thinking about the future especially in media and digital- he had roles at Starcom and help created a number of companies and was Chairman of Digitas LBI and Razorfish.He has a unique set of experiences that make him well-equipped to take observe some of the key macro trends and developments. In 2020, Rishad wrote his first book "Restoring the Soul of Business: Staying Human in the Age of Data" which was critically acclaimed with Strategy and Business naming it one of its top business books of 2020....he makes as thoroughly documented a case as I have come across for why the businesses that thrive are those whose leaders know that what made them great is their human resources. Tobaccowala singles out mighty customer- and user-focused corporations — Walmart, Starbucks, Domino’s, Google — that have “successfully reoriented their thinking on how to fuse technology and humanity,” while he warns of “data-blinded companies” that stumble when they do not correct such matters as “stifled employees [who are] not encouraged to contribute ideas or insights” and “poor customer service due to automated, robotic processes that cause frustration and hurt the brand.”....In my conversation with Rishad, we talked about the book, what he has learned from his experiences, his background, and his thoughts on the business implications of the pandemic.

Ostatni tegoroczny odcinek przeznaczamy na dane dotyczące polskiego słuchacza podcastów. Właśnie zakończyliśmy badanie, podobnie jak w zeszłym roku wykonał je dla nas na dużej próbie Publicis Group. Szczegółowy raport odkryjemy przed Wami po feriach, ale już teraz nęcimy kilkoma informacjami. Jak wysoki jest obecny zasięg miesięczny podcastów wśród internautów 15+? W jakim wieku są słuchacze podcastów? Czy akceptują spoty reklamowe? Jak na słuchanie wpłynęła pandemia? Taki bardziej trejler niż spojler.

W czasach kiedy digital stał się głównym medium reklamowym, nie wystarczy już  tylko dobry e-commerce. Pandemia pokazała, że  najlepiej poradziły sobie marki zbudowane  na solidnych ideach komunikacyjnych i  mocnych wartościach. Jakie dzisiaj wyzwania stoją przed dyrektorami marketingu,  co jest wyznacznikiem dojrzałości cyfrowej i jak można efektywniej docierać do konsumenta, digital strategiczny czy taktyczny? Gościem nowego odcinka #impactvoice Radka Wierzbińskiego i Mariusza Wąsińskiego  jest Krzysztof Sobieszek  z Publicis Group.

Unny Radhakrishan is the CEO of Digitas India, a global marketing communications and technology brand from the Publicis Group. He was previously Chief Digital Officer at Maxus (now Wavemaker), where he built Maxus as the first media agency in the GroupM system to have integrated capabilities in Digital Media, Creative, Social, Technology and R&D. We talk to him about the advent of digital media, humanizing brand experience, bringing authenticity into brand voice, what's the ideal customer - marketing agency partnership like, campaigns like 'Propah Lady' with Puma and Tinder's Swipe Night. Join us for a fun conversation with Unny - who calls himself the Skeptic Marketer.

Rakesh Shah is the founder of Thrive Growth Partners, a firm which specialises in providing straightforward and impactful advice that helps take ambitious young businesses to the next stage. A key area of focus is helping technology and sustainability businesses get investor-ready so they raise their next round successfully. Rakesh also provides part-time CFO services, partnering with businesses over the long term to help them scale. Since launching in February, Rakesh helped Rightcharge raise their seed round and is currently working with several startups who are actively fundraising, with several companies launching rounds in the new year.Prior to Thrive Growth Partners, Rakesh was Finance Director of Highview Power, a cleantech / sustainable energy tech startup. While FD, Rakesh helped the business raise tens of millions in funding, grow from team significantly and expand into multiple geographies. Before moving into the startup world Rakesh held various roles at large corporates, most recently Engie and Publicis Group.Founders365 is hosted by business coach Steven Haggerty and shares the real stories from Founders who run inspiring and exciting companies.Listen to more and subscribe at https://stevenhaggerty.com/founders365

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

Joe Koufman has always been a connector of people. In his 20+ years working in marketing and business development, he has built out a large and distinguished network of corporate and agency contacts.Joe founded Setup in early 2014 to help marketers level up. Today, Setup connects marketers with agencies, talent, and resources to fill gaps.Prior to founding Setup, Joe spent six years as SVP of Marketing and Business Development at Engauge (acquired by Publicis Group in 2013 and merged with Moxie), focusing on landing marquis clients such as Hershey's, Cisco Systems, AMC Theatres, Chick-fil-A, Newell Brands, and Turner Broadcasting. Before Engauge, Joe spent eight years leading strategic accounts for KnowledgeStorm (acquired by TechTarget in 2007) such as Computer Associates, Cognos (now IBM), and Oracle.In this episode, we discuss Joe's journey from managing big-brand retail to forming a business around his passion for matchmaking.  In addition, he shares several entrepreneurial tips, including: (1) don't do it, unless you are 100% committed, and (2) find your tribe.

Dominic Horne, Manager at Robert Walters speaks with Deepa Shah, multi-award winning Chief Financial Officer and founder of Lab Eight. Lab Eight specialises in part time operational and strategic CFO support, and board advisory. In this episode Deepa shares her career successes as well as providing advice for professionals to keep their career on track during this time of uncertainty.Throughout her career Deepa has been actively involved in driving change for a more equal and diverse workplace, we hear her thoughts on how this has changed over the years. Deepa trained and qualified in industry with Hall and Partners before she played an active role in their sale to advertising and media giant - Omnicom. There she continued progressing through to becoming the CFO of APAC and EMEA before making the move to become UK CFO of Publicis Sapient who are a leader within the digital transformation service industry and part of the Publicis Group. 

Gośćmi trzydziestego czwartego odcinka mojego podcastu są Dagmara Witek-Kuśmider – Dyrektor Kreatywna w Publicis Group, po godzinach Wiceprezeska Fundacji K.I.D.S. ds. komunikacji marketingowej oraz Tomek Rudolf – CEO The Heart - pomysłodawca i jeden z głównych organizatorów Fundacji K.I.D.S. Fundacja K.I.D.S. Klub Innowatorów Dziecięcych Szpitali to pierwsza fundacja, która patrzy na szpitale oczami małych pacjentów, ich rodziców, lekarzy i pielęgniarek i wspiera ich w codziennej walce z chorobą. Fundacja wprowadza innowacyjne rozwiązania, które zwiększają komfort pracy personelu medycznego, redukują stres u pacjentów, pozwalają przyspieszyć procedury, a także zmieniają całe doświadczenie związane ze szpitalem. Podcast prowadzi Wiesław Kotecki.

Rishad Tobaccowala (@rishad) on restoring the soul of business Work 2.0 Podcast #FutureofWork #Work2dot0 #Podcast In this podcast, Rishad Tobaccowala discussed the importance of understanding the soul of the business. He emphasized how important it is to nurture creativity. He warned about not getting distracted with too much math but also keep an eye on the mission. This will help create a human-centric and human-powered organization. A session is a good watch for aspiring leaders tasked to build future organizations amidst the age of data and intelligence. Rishad's Book: Restoring the Soul of Business: Staying Human in the Age of Data by Rishad Tobaccowala, Tom Parks https://amzn.to/2KG8fPu Podcast Link: iTunes: http://math.im/jofitunes Youtube: http://math.im/jofyoutube Rishad's BIO: RISHAD TOBACCOWALA is a chief growth officer at Publicis Groupe, an advertising and communications firm with 80,000 employees worldwide. Hailed by Time magazine as one of the top five marketing innovators and recognized by BusinessWeek as one of the top business leaders, he regularly presents keynotes at industry conferences and speaks at global organizations such as Kellogg’s, IBM, Amazon, Google, and Facebook. Some Questions we talked about: 1. Explain your journey to your current role? 2. Could you share something about your current role? 3. What does the Publicis Group do? 4. Why write this book? 5. What are the premises of this book? 6. So how do we stay human in the age of data? 7. You talked about that businesses have too much math and so little meaning, could you elaborate on that? 8. How to stay human in the age of data, what is your recipe? 9. Did you talk about Mental Operating System, talk to us about that? 10. How does one lead with the soul? 11. You talked about data blinded companies, what are those, and if you are one, how would you know? 12. Data had been feeding into our culture for so long, how businesses could get their creativity back? 13. How could companies strike a balance between data and creativity? Read more at: https://work2.org/rishad-tobaccowala-rishad-on-restoring-the-soul-of-business-work2dot0-podcast/

A recording from the first LIVE session with Rayan Karaky who currently leads Partnerships, Product and Platform teams at Google – MENA. We chat about Rayan's standup comedy and how it helps leaders show vulnerability which makes them more approachable. We also discuss his intrapreneurial journey with Starcom (part of Publicis Group) and his push towards implementing the latest digital advertising tools in MENA followed by his move to Google and his role in helping partners achieve digital maturity in order to better leverage digital advertising. We then move to a post COVID world and we discuss some of the opportunities for the MENA region particularly with 200 million people who are still not connected to the internet. Thanks to Joi Gifts for their support on this episode. Joi Gifts is the largest gifting marketplace in the Middle East, operating in 7 countries and covering 22 major cities. Tune in to get your code for a 15% discount on all items. Enjoy!

A recording from the first LIVE session with Rayan Karaky who currently leads Partnerships, Product and Platform teams at Google – MENA. We chat about Rayan's standup comedy and how it helps leaders show vulnerability which makes them more approachable. We also discuss his intrapreneurial journey with Starcom (part of Publicis Group) and his push towards implementing the latest digital advertising tools in MENA followed by his move to Google and his role in helping partners achieve digital maturity in order to better leverage digital advertising. We then move to a post COVID world and we discuss some of the opportunities for the MENA region particularly with 200 million people who are still not connected to the internet. Thanks to [Joi Gifts](http://joigifts.com) for their support on this episode. Joi Gifts is the largest gifting marketplace in the Middle East, operating in 7 countries and covering 22 major cities. Tune in to get your code for a 15% discount on all items. Enjoy!

Rishad Tobaccowala, Chief Growth Officer of Publicis Group talks about benefits of finding the proper balance between human intuition, creativity and data driven insights for successful business transformations

Kelly connects with Rishad Tobaccowala, Chief Growth Officer for Publicis Group about his new book “Restoring the Soul of Business: Staying Human in the Age of Data.”

Jason Goldberg has quite a resume: a member of the National Retail Federation’s digital advisory board, Guest lecturer at the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University, chief eCommerce strategy officer at Publicis Group, a marketing agency holding company with hundreds of agencies, and much more.

Ted Rubin has been been in the marketing space for decades now. In 1997, he started out working for Seth Godin at Yoyodyne where his career in the online industry began. Besides learning a lot from Seth, he went through the whole process of Yoyodyne being acquired in 1998 by Yahoo as well. He served as the Social Media advisor to Big Fuel Communications which was also acquired in 2011 to the Publicis Group, OpenSky (also acquired by Alibaba) and many others where he either took part as the CMO or led his marketing view on the Advisory Boards of several companies. In addition to that, he was named Forbes Top 50 Social Media Power Influencers and has written books about the "Return on Relationships" and "The Age Of Influence". He is currently writing another book with John Andrews, titled Retail Relevancy. We chat about his path and his personal learnings working together with Seth as well the power of building long-term relationships his concrete tips of building a startup through the power of marketing practically Enjoy the chat!

The Drum explores the insights and experiences of those at the top in advertising and media, talking to industry leaders about their views on what it takes to be a leader and the lessons they have learned along the way in their own careers. The latest episode sees editor Stephen Lepitak talk to Annette King, chief executive of Publicis Groupe UK.

Every moment is a fresh beginning. About Built for GrowthBuilding a business from the ground up is enormously challenging, whether it's a stand-alone startup or new corporate venture. Built for Growth shows the power of Builder Personality in shaping success, based on quantitative research and exclusive interviews with winning entrepreneurs.Buy Book:https://amzn.to/2EsbXJRFascinated by the question of what motivates people to act as they do in a commercial context, he built Rosetta into the largest privately held digital marketing firm in the world. At Rosetta, Chris and his colleagues translated insights about customer motivation into personalized sales and marketing techniques designed to accelerate growth. In 2011, Chris sold Rosetta to the Publicis Group for a record $575M and now teaches the growth techniques he developed at Rosetta to students at Princeton in one of the University’s most popular courses, High Tech Entrepreneurship. He also applies these growth approaches in selecting and helping to drive the enterprise value of companies he and his partners invest in at Rosemark Capital, the private equity firm he founded.

Every moment is a fresh beginning. About Built for GrowthBuilding a business from the ground up is enormously challenging, whether it's a stand-alone startup or new corporate venture. Built for Growth shows the power of Builder Personality in shaping success, based on quantitative research and exclusive interviews with winning entrepreneurs.Buy Book:https://amzn.to/2EsbXJRFascinated by the question of what motivates people to act as they do in a commercial context, he built Rosetta into the largest privately held digital marketing firm in the world. At Rosetta, Chris and his colleagues translated insights about customer motivation into personalized sales and marketing techniques designed to accelerate growth. In 2011, Chris sold Rosetta to the Publicis Group for a record $575M and now teaches the growth techniques he developed at Rosetta to students at Princeton in one of the University’s most popular courses, High Tech Entrepreneurship. He also applies these growth approaches in selecting and helping to drive the enterprise value of companies he and his partners invest in at Rosemark Capital, the private equity firm he founded.

When he was hired, Maurice Lévy was just supposed to be the IT guy. Instead, his 3 decades at the helm as CEO of the Publicis Group transformed advertising on a global scale. Bob goes into the booth with the living legend to learn how the NOW Chairman of the Supervisory Board of Publicis Groupe increased the value of the company 100-fold during his tenure as CEO, how he fought off a British merger, and why running into a burning building not only saved the Publicis Group, but changed the way he looked at risk.  Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Jeden człowiek w sieci jest wart ułamek centa. No, chyba że zamierza właśnie wziąć ślub, począć dziecko albo jest poważnie chory. W tym odcinku liczymy, ile jesteśmy warci. Pomaga nam w tym specjalistka od reklamy Ewa Zakrzewska z agencji Publicis Group. A tutaj możesz sprawdzić, na co musisz chorować, żeby Twoja wartość wzrosła: https://ig.ft.com/how-much-is-your-personal-data-worth/

This week, we shall continue with the second part of Chinaccelerator 8X8 Speakers Series with Lu Guo, Founder and CEO, USHOPAL, Jane Lin-Baden, Managing Partner of APAC, Publicis Group and Yintao Feng, Founder of MIXPACE.What does it take to be a capable CEO? Lu recalled how she had to raise a few hundred million RMB within a period of 12 months during her coldest winter. Despite all those setbacks, she managed to get the results done and keep the company afloat. Fear of pressure, fear of being unnoticed and fear of falling. Aside from the fear, Jane also revealed to us the secret of flying high above the crowd and bringing out the best quality of yourself even when no one is watching at all. Yintao walked us through the time when he experienced a culture shock after returning back to China. Sharing his transition from corporate to startup, we can get to learn how he adapted to this new environment and what were his techniques in managing and working with people. Show Notes:[01:50] Lu Guo's talk (No slides)[10:01] Jane Lin-Baden's talk - Jane's presentation slide: https://www.jianguoyun.com/p/DdBZIIsQrai4Bxigr7EB[19:22] Yintao Feng's Talk - Yintao's presentation slide: https://www.jianguoyun.com/p/DdTJ8uEQrai4Bxikr7EB Many thanks to our speakers Lu Guo, Jane Lin-Baden and Yintao Feng, editor David and Geep, producer Eva Shi, organizer Chinaccelerator and sponsor People Squared. Be sure to check out our website www.chinaccelerator.com. If you like us, please give us a 5-star review and share with your friends!Follow us on Linkedin: www.linkedin.com/company/the-china-startup-pulse/Email us: team@chinastartuppulse.com

This week, we shall continue with the second part of Chinaccelerator 8X8 Speakers Series with Lu Guo, Founder and CEO, USHOPAL, Jane Lin-Baden, Managing Partner of APAC, Publicis Group and Yintao Feng, Founder of MIXPACE. What does it take to be a capable CEO? Lu recalled how she had to raise a few hundred million RMB within a period of 12 months during her coldest winter. Despite all those setbacks, she managed to get the results done and keep the company afloat. Fear of pressure, fear of being unnoticed and fear of falling. Aside from the fear, Jane also revealed to us the secret of flying high above the crowd and bringing out the best quality of yourself even when no one is watching at all. Yintao walked us through the time when he experienced a culture shock after returning back to China. Sharing his transition from corporate to startup, we can get to learn how he adapted to this new environment and what were his techniques in managing and working with people. Show Notes: [01:50] Lu Guo's talk (No slides) [10:01] Jane Lin-Baden's talk (Jane's presentation slide: https://www.jianguoyun.com/p/DdBZIIsQrai4Bxigr7EB) [19:22] Yintao Feng's Talk (Yintao's presentation slide: https://www.jianguoyun.com/p/DdTJ8uEQrai4Bxikr7EB) Many thanks to our speakers Lu Guo, Jane Lin-Baden and Yintao Feng, editor David and Geep, producer Eva Shi, organizer Chinaccelerator and sponsor People Squared. Be sure to check out our website www.chinaccelerator.com. If you like us, please give us a 5-star review and share with your friends! Follow us on Linkedin: www.linkedin.com/company/the-china-startup-pulse/ Email us: team@chinastartuppulse.com

Matt Britton is a true pioneer in our industry, having built and sold a number of businesses, including MRY which he sold to the Publicis Group. In his current role as CEO of Suzy, Matt is building something truly unique in the marketing technology space. Featured in this episode, Matt discusses the most significant and impactful shifts in the industry, what inspired him to start his first company, how he pivoted Crowdtap and what he is planning to do with Suzy and how 5G is going to change the game for smart devices and video consumption in the near future. This episode is brought to you by Social Media Week London! (www.socialmediaweek.org/london/attend code: Leads2Scale) Follow Toby and Social Media Week! @tobyd & @socialmediaweek on Facebook, Instagram, & Twitter.

Adman David Nobay is a true visionary. An award winning Creative Director, Nobay has worked for leading agencies Saatchi & Saatchi and Droga5, and now as Executive Creative Chairman for Publicis Group's Marcel. In this episode, Nobay divulges his secret to the development of a high performing creative team; discussing with Vince the importance of being “hard on the work and soft on the people.” A fascinating insight into the adventurous life and learning's of one adman's career - from New York to London and Australia - over three decades. Venture behind the scenes of work and creative collaboration with some of the world's most powerful brands, and discover the mindset required to enjoy longevity at the top. Don't forget to tune in to the next episode of Design Your Life featuring Drew Bilbe & Troy Douglas, founders of Nexba, an award-winning naturally sugar free Australian soft drink. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The ability to re-invent one’s self is arguably one of the most important qualities that anyone can have. With the world changing as quickly as it is these days you essentially you need more than IQ and EQ to be successful – you now need something called AQ or what the Singularity University calls the Adaptability Quotient i.e. how quickly can you adapt to a changing world and to either solve a problem or fill a gap. In this episode, I chat to Ran Neu-Ner who is most known for the sale of this agency to the Publicis Group for north of a billion rand (for my US listeners that is just shy of $100 million). After the exit, Ran spent some time studying at the Singularity University and at Harvard in the states and it was this experience that lead to him founding a new passion for cryptocurrencies and the blockchain. Today Ran is the host of Crypto Trader on CNBC Africa – and it represents the first show of its kind in the world which is making big waves in the #cryptocurrency community. I chat to Ran about his journey with the show and how he approached reinventing himself to fill a gap in the global cryptocurrency trading market http://www.digitalkungfu.co.za/ran-neu-ner-co-ceo-creative-counsel/

Jasmine Brett Stringer is principal of JB Stringer LLC. and founder of the internationally recognized lifestyle brand Carpe Diem with Jasmine. As a nationally recognized and sought-after lifestyle expert, Jasmine has been featured on a variety of media outlets. She is the lifestyle contributor for CBS owned and operated television station, WCCO-TV, however, her southern belle charm is not limited to the screen; Jasmine empowers others to seize their life as a regular contributor for the Huffington Post and within her own weekly podcast and lifestyle blog entitled, Carpe Diem with Jasmine. Jasmine’s award-winning book Seize Your Life: How to Carpe Diem Every Day “sparkles with enthusiasm and inspiration for life. It's a treasure chest of positive suggestions for seizing the power of each day of your life,” according to New York Times best-selling author Caroline Myss. As a professional speaker Jasmine leverages her experiences from working with Fortune 500 Companies and some of the world’s biggest brands such as, Kraft Foods, General Mills, Toyota, Box Tops for Education, Fox Searchlight, Publicis Group and the Oprah Winfrey Network (OWN TV) to inspire and empower audiences to achieve their personal definition of success and seize their lives. If you want to stay up-to-date on future episodes or you want access to our Spotify Power Playlist, sign up at www.aprilseifert.com! I would really appreciate your rating or review on iTunes! Leave me a review here.

Amid all the attention paid to rankings, average salaries, and ROI, one crucial part of the MBA experience often gets overlooked - faculty. After all, you are spending more than 700 hours in class at most top MBA programs. In this episode, Darren invites Professor Gregor Halff to give you a behind the scenes look at the life of a business school professor. What does their typical day look like? What are their responsibilities? What are they looking for from MBA students? And what should MBA applicants look for and expect from MBA faculty? Listen on to better understand what b-school professors do and how this could influence your experience. About Our Guest Gregor Halff is Professor of Corporate Communication (Practice) & Deputy Dean, Singapore Management University (SMU). He is also Chair of the Global Alliance for Public Relations and Communication Management. Gregor got his PhD in Communication from Westfõlische Wilhelms-Universitõt and was previously Managing Director for Publicis Group, one of the largest communications company in the world. Episode summary, links and more at: http://touchmba.com/life-as-a-business-school-professor

Amid all the attention paid to rankings, average salaries, and ROI, one crucial part of the MBA experience often gets overlooked - faculty. After all, you are spending more than 700 hours in class at most top MBA programs. In this episode, Darren invites Professor Gregor Halff to give you a behind the scenes look at the life of a business school professor. What does their typical day look like? What are their responsibilities? What are they looking for from MBA students? And what should MBA applicants look for and expect from MBA faculty? Listen on to better understand what b-school professors do and how this could influence your experience. About Our Guest Gregor Halff is Professor of Corporate Communication (Practice) & Deputy Dean, Singapore Management University (SMU). He is also Chair of the Global Alliance for Public Relations and Communication Management. Gregor got his PhD in Communication from Westfõlische Wilhelms-Universitõt and was previously Managing Director for Publicis Group, one of the largest communications company in the world. Episode summary, links and more at: http://touchmba.com/life-as-a-business-school-professor

Kevin Roberts - Chairman Saatchi and Saatchi, Head Coach Publicis Group

Minter Dialogue Episode #199 — This interview is with Mark Waugh, Managing Director Worldwide of Newcast ZenithOptimedia, part of the Publicis Group. Newcast is a specialist agency for branded content and engagement, developing and executing 'non-traditional' communication projects for a host of major clients. In this conversation, we discuss the challenges of defining and implementing a content strategy, how to make exceptional content for a brand, what are the pitfalls, how does one evaluate success and how best to distribute content so that it is viewed by the right people. Meanwhile, you can comment and find the show notes on myndset.com where you can also sign up for my weekly newsletter. Or you can follow me on Twitter on

"There's money & there's smart money. We believe there is capital, then there's creative capital." Dylan Boyd, Managing Director of the Dodgers Accelerator, joins the show to talk tech startups in the sports industry. Dylan tells his story and how he got into startups beginning with founding a digital agency that he grew to 80 people. We define some common terms in startups to give listeners who may not be familiar a basic education for beginning to understand the industry. In addition, we discuss how accelerators work—specifically the Dodgers Accelerator elaborating on their business model, R/GA's role in the joint venture, as well as what stage a company should be when they choose to apply to the Dodgers Accelerator. We touch on why accelerators are growing exponentially and how creative services providers can break into startups either working with companies or creating their own. Lastly we discuss what college athletics can do to innovate and invest in their own student bodies to create sports companies. Mentions include: Dylan Boyd's Twitter Dodgers Accelerator Dodgers Accelerator's Twitter R/GA Urban Airship TechStars Nike+ Accelerator AKQA Publicis Group PIE Portland Wieden+Kennedy True Ventures Kliener Perkins Caufield & Beyers (KPCB) First Round Science Inc. Ustwo Monument Valley Google Ventures Coachbase Nike entrepreneur-in-residence Can Tech Entrepeneurship Level the Playing Field of College Athletics Stadia Ventures My next guests are the founders of Infinite Scale. Amy Lukas, Cameron Smith & Molly Mazzolini join us to tell their stories and give us some insight into a few of their projects such branded environments for the College Football Playoff and the NHL All-Star Game. For more on Infinite Scale, see their site. Sign up for the weekly email newsletter for updates, discounts on future products and exclusive content for subscribers. You can also show your support for the podcast by joining the community and keeping it sponsor-free. Did you enjoy this episode? Then please rate and/or write a review of the show on iTunes. Also, be sure to follow show host, @TAdamMartin and @MakersofSport on twitter and Dribbble.

The era of globalization is colliding with the complexity of litigation, investigations, regulation, arbitration, and compliance in the digital age. In international matters, when the data protection and privacy laws of one country clash with the discovery laws of another country, what recourse is available? On The ESI Report, host Michele Lange, Attorney and Director of Thought Leadership at Kroll Ontrack welcomes special guest, Jim Daley, partner at Daley & Fey LLP, to examine the implications of international e-discovery and take a glimpse at the hot-off-the-presses December 2011 publication, "The Sedona Conference® International Principles on Discovery, Disclosure and Data Protection." In addition, on the Bits & Bytes Legal Analysis segment, Kroll Ontrack Legal Correspondent, Elliot Westman analyzes the landmark February 24th 2012 Da Silva Moore v. Publicis Group opinion.

A recording from the first LIVE session with Rayan Karaky who currently leads Partnerships, Product and Platform teams at Google – MENA. We chat about Rayan's standup comedy and how it helps leaders show vulnerability which makes them more approachable. We also discuss his intrapreneurial journey with Starcom (part of Publicis Group) and his push towards implementing the latest digital advertising tools in MENA followed by his move to Google and his role in helping partners achieve digital maturity in order to better leverage digital advertising. We then move to a post COVID world and we discuss some of the opportunities for the MENA region particularly with 200 million people who are still not connected to the internet. Thanks to [Joi Gifts](http://joigifts.com) for their support on this episode. Joi Gifts is the largest gifting marketplace in the Middle East, operating in 7 countries and covering 22 major cities. Tune in to get your code for a 15% discount on all items. Enjoy!