Podcasts about strategy lead

Cut to the Feeling: How Great Ads Get Under Your SkinGuest: Darren Savage, Strategy Lead at BH&PSeason 4 kicks off with a bang — or more accurately, with a beautifully crafted idea that slowly gets under your skin.In this episode, Becky sits down with Darren Savage — strategy lead at BH&P, teaching fellow at Lancaster University, guest lecturer at Oxford, and one of the best minds in advertising psychology today — to unpack the science, storytelling, and strategy behind campaigns that truly work.From Guinness surfers to Specsavers sheepdogs, we explore the ads that don't just get remembered — they get chosen. Expect a blend of behavioural science, brand storytelling, and creative truth bombs, all wrapped in Darren's distinctly nerdy, endlessly likeable style.Because in a world of complexity, clarity cuts deeper. And the best ideas? They don't shout. They connect.For more insights and to stay up to date with all the latest information from BH&P, visit our website, or follow us on LinkedIn.BH&P is a B Corporation, certified in September 2023, and on a mission to create meaningful growth for brands with purpose. From scale-up to Enterprise, we're here to help.

In this episode of our Apptivate podcast, we chat with Liam Branaghan, the Performance Marketing and Strategy Lead for Uber. Liam's teams focus on driving growth for Uber Eats across EMEA, while supporting overall brand and business goals. In this episode, you'll learn about the evolution of Uber's regional marketing teams and how they merged into a single global team. You'll also hear about their work to refine their localization strategies and the balancing act between brand and performance marketing goals.Questions Liam answered in this episode:How has your team's strategy evolved over time?What were some of the challenges your team faced when transitioning from a regional marketing team to a global one?Do you have any advice for other marketing leaders facing similar challenges?How does your team work together to ensure they are nailing the intricacies of different geographies?How do you approach new and innovative technologies while still focusing on the fundamentals of marketing?How do you balance long-term brand equity with the need for immediate growth?What predictions do you have for the mobile marketing industry in the next 3 or 4 years?How do you stay up-to-date within the industry?How should brands be thinking about scaling in a privacy-first world?Timestamp:0:35 Liam's role at Uber1:57 Marketing as one global team7:55 Nailing the basics: Liam's POV11:32 Balancing brand and growth14:00 AI & critical thinking16:37 Keeping a varied media diet18:23 Scaling in a privacy-first world19:48 What to do in AmsterdamQuotes:(3:05-3:13) “This scaling of a global approach (away from an EMEA approach) is really how we saw scaled and created impact on a level that we hadn't before.”(12:22-12:41) “We know and see firsthand that there is definitely a close relationship between brand and growth. If brand is doing well, it's no surprise that we see stronger results as well, and conversion rates and impression levels pick up. But understanding exactly what drives one another and how to optimize that is part of the journey we're on at the moment.”Mentioned in this Episode:Liam Branaghan's LinkedInUber Eats

Shaakira Bodhania – Co-founder, Nabeel Bodhania, Co-founder & Strategy Lead and Yusuf Bodhania, Co-founder & Product Developer joined us in studio for more on Why So Cerious – a brand-new cereal bar in CPT.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Live from Advertising Week Europe 2025 at 180 Studios in London, this episode of the AW360 podcast features a powerful conversation with Callum Jackson, Strategy Lead at Shape History—the social impact agency helping brands walk the walk when it comes to accessibility and inclusion. Callum breaks down the hidden costs of inaccessibility and explains why … Continue reading "Why Accessibility Is Good Business: Callum Jackson on Building Inclusive Brands"

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In this episode of The Bad Podcast, An Advertising Podcast, we get inside the mind of Tom Suharto, Global Strategy Lead at Forsman & Bodenfors. From cutting his teeth in research to leading strategy on a global scale, Tom's career path is anything but linear—unless you count the 400-page data reports he once sifted through. We talk cultural codes, creative instincts, and why trusting your gut is the real killer app.Our Favorite StoriesTom's journey from working in research to leading global strategy at Forsman & Bodenfors.Immersing himself in Mongolian drinking culture for a vodka brand campaign.The "Find Your Greatness" campaign for Nike during the Olympics and how it resonated differently in China.Big Moments from Doing the WorkNavigating cultural dynamics while working across Shanghai, Portland, and New York.Transitioning from data-driven research to trusting creative instincts in strategy.Leading Forsman's strategy community and curating global project teams.Career Advice We'll Live WithThe value of getting out of your comfort zone and working abroad to gain cultural insight.Trusting your gut and learning to write creatively, not just accurately.Using AI as a tool for idea generation, but layering human instincts and creativity on top.Find us us on Twitter, Instagram, and at The Bad Podcast dot com

Immerse yourself in an enlightening discussion with Lucie Child, Strategy Lead for Customer Care at The Very Group, as we explore the complexities of customer experience in our rapidly changing world. This episode dives into the heart of CX, highlighting the challenges that organisations face, from recruitment woes to the pressing issues surrounding customer vulnerability amidst a cost of living crisis. Lucie shares her insights and strategies from her extensive career journey, revealing how her experiences have shaped her approach to improving customer care.Throughout our conversation, Lucie passionately discusses the pivotal role of workplace inclusion and equity in enhancing CX. She highlights the success of her colleague-led networks, which aim to foster a more supportive environment for everyone. Engaging stories from her personal journey - transitioning from an archaeology degree to a career in customer insight - remind us that our diverse backgrounds can offer unique perspectives and strengths in any profession.Lucie also reveals her commitment to community well-being, sharing her latest projects like mindfulness colouring books and her participation in the challenging Coniston Challenge for charity. This episode is packed with valuable insights, practical advice, and inspiration, making it essential listening for anyone involved in or curious about the world of customer experience.  Be sure to check out the YouTube page for the Video version https://www.youtube.com/@CustomerExperienceFoundation24

Claire chatted to Patrick Meier from the Climate Robotics Network about how robots can help scale action on climate change. Patrick Meier has 15+ years of leadership and field experience at the intersection of emerging tech, innovation, and social impact. He founded the Climate Robotics Network and currently leads the UK FCDO project on Robotics for Global Development in low- and middle-income countries. Previously, he served as Strategy Lead for Robotics at the Swiss Institute of Technology (EPFL) and Innovation Booster Robotics. He also co-founded and led WeRobotics, an international technology nonprofit with labs in 40+ countries. Join the Robot Talk community on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/ClaireAsher

In this enlightening episode, you''ll learn how a growing group of funders is thinking about wellbeing – for grantees and themselves. Laura Bacon, strategy lead and facilitator of the Funders and Wellbeing Group, discusses how this new global group of a dozen foundations is working to transform philanthropic culture with regard to wellbeing. Through regular virtual meetings and annual in-person gatherings, the group explores ways to support both individual and organizational wellbeing in the social sector. Their recent retreat in Malaysia highlighted how many nonprofit staff challenges related to wellbeing are universal, from shrinking civic spaces to staff burnout and retention issues.The conversation emphasizes the critical importance of maintaining focus on wellbeing initiatives during challenging times, particularly in the current political climate where social justice work and the nonprofit sector face significant pressures. Laura advocates for funders to be more flexible and generous in their support, while ensuring that wellbeing remains a priority rather than an optional add-on in grantmaking practices.Laura shares her journey from musician to social change advocate, and her extensive experience in philanthropy and wellbeing initiatives. As the former founding director of the Partner Support Program at Luminate (an Omidyar foundation), she established wellbeing stipends for grantee organizations, allowing them to address their staff's needs with maximum flexibility. The program distributed about 71 grants totaling $350,000, which organizations used for various purposes from team retreats to mental health support.Biography:For more than two decades, Laura Bacon has designed programs and led projects and teams to achieve social impact around the world. She's currently an independent consultant, partnering with clients on a host of cool initiatives. One of her roles includes Strategy Lead and Facilitator of the Funders + Wellbeing Group at The Wellbeing Project, where she facilitates peer-learning and convenings among a dozen funders to enhance wellbeing for individuals, organizations, sectors, and communities.Previously, Laura was founding director of the Partner Support program at Luminate, a global philanthropic organization that is part of the Omidyar Group, where she supported over 300 grantee partners to achieve their goals of being more resilient, healthy & inclusive, and well-networked.Before working at Luminate / Omidyar Network, Laura was a White House Fellow focused on clean energy.Resources: laura.m.bacon@gmail.com LinkedIn Funders & Wellbeing Group Website Wellbeing Project website The Wellbeing Project - Global Hearth Summit in Slovenia College course: Personal Choice and Global Transformation Global Values 101, a book based on the above course, edited by Brian Palmer, Kate Holbrook, Ann S. Kim, Anna Portnoy   Rights and Dignity Working Group (piloted Wellness stipends - a cross-Omidyar Group initiative) Astraea Lesbian Foundation For Justice (inspiration for wellness stipends) https://astraeafoundation.org  - Healing Justice stipend General Service Foundation (inspiration for wellness stipends): https://generalservice.org/whatwefund/healingjustice/  - Fund the People podcast interview with Desiree Flores Priya Parker book “The Art of Gathering: How We Meet and Why It Matters” Deepa Iyer's Social Change Ecosystem Role Map Prospera, the International Network of Women's Funders, doing great work on wellbeing Laura's Blog posts on Partner Support, Coaching Stipend, Wellbeing Stipends: Luminate & Omidyar Group (philanthropy I worked with for 10+ years) * Here's more info about thePartner Support program of which I was the founding director Blogs (first andsecond) about Luminate's wellbeing stipend Luminate's coaching stipend Grantee Perception Reports (2020 and2023) Funders & Wellbeing Group "FundWell" newsletter about our funders' retreat in Malaysia

What purpose drives your marketing team? And how is it aligned to the broader organisation's goals? How often do you review it? Purpose in marketing is Liam Branaghan's shiny new object. On the podcast, we discuss how brands can use it as a North Star to inform strategy and successful implementation. Tune in to listen to Uber's Performance Marketing Strategy Lead for Delivery across EMEA share his top tips. 

Harrison Seletsky is the Director of Business Development at SPACE ID, a platform that helps users register and use Web3 domain names across all EVM-compatible chains. His work focuses on advancing decentralised identity solutions and positioning SPACE ID as a leader in the Web3 space.Harrison worked as the Growth and Strategy Lead at NFTrade, a leading NFT platform. He also gained experience in cryptocurrency and blockchain investments at Emerging Star Capital and worked in finance at Prager Metis CPAs, LLC. Harrison studied at Penn State University, earning a degree in Accounting and a Minor in Entrepreneurship. Harrison is also a blockchain and Web3 innovation speaker at events like NFT NYC 2022 and 2023, sharing his vision for the future of decentralised technologies.To read more about Harrison Seletsky, please visit https://businessabc.net/wiki/harrison-seletskyHarrison Seletsky  Interview Questions00:00-2:16 Introduction 2:17- 5:07 Harrison's background7:04- 10:16 SPACE ID: Humanizing Crypto Wallets7:04- 10:16 Web3 IDs: Simplifying Access and Usability10:17- 14:11 Secured Crypto Transactions with SPACE ID14:12- 20:22 Unified Web3 Identity for Easy Access20:23- 23:51 SPACE ID Partners with Metamask23:52- 29:16 Web3 and Traditional Finance29:17- 32:01 SPACE ID Token32:02- 35:51 SPACE ID's Vision35:52- 38:08 Driving Web3 Growth with SDK and API Integration38:09- 43:34 Advancing Web3 Adoption43:35 -48:05 Web3 Gaming: Unified IDs and Monetization48:06- 50:05 2025 Vision: Revolutionising Digital Identity50:06- 51:05 ClosureAbout SPACE IDSPACE ID, established in 2022 and based in Singapore, provides a universal name service network that connects people, assets, and decentralised applications (dApps) across blockchains. It serves as an online marketplace for domain name investments, enabling users to search, register, trade, and manage domain names across all top-level domains (TLDs) and name services. The company's goal is to simplify interactions in the Web3 space by bridging blockchains with a unified name service.The SPACE ID ecosystem includes innovative tools like the Web3 Name SDK, which supports domains such as .eth, .bnb, and .arb, making asset transfers across Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) chains straightforward. Its SPACE ID 3.0 platform helps communities launch their top-level domains (TLDs) with ready-to-use tools, domain marketplaces, and management APIs.To read more about SPACE ID, visit- https://businessabc.net/wiki/space-idUseful Links and Resourceshttps://www.linkedin.com/in/harrison-seletsky?originalSubdomain=ilhttps://coinmarketcap.com/academy/author/harrison-seletskyhttps://space.id/About citiesabc.comhttps://www.citiesabc.com/​​​​​​​​​​​ About businessabc.nethttps://www.businessabc.net/About fashionabc.orghttps://www.fashionabc.org/ About Dinis Guardahttps://www.dinisguarda.com/https://businessabc.net/wiki/dinis-guardaSupport the show

In this episode of The Negotiation podcast, host Todd Embley sits down with Anton Lapunov, WPIC's Key Account Manager and Strategy Lead for Japan. Anton shares his extensive experience and insights into the unique aspects of Japan's e-commerce landscape—and offers strategic advice for brands looking to enter this lucrative market.Anton begins by detailing his journey from China to Japan. He provides a comprehensive overview of Japan's e-commerce ecosystem, highlighting the major platforms, market penetration rates, and consumer expectations around delivery times which differ significantly from those in the West and China.The discussion shifts to comparing Rakuten with major Western and Chinese platforms like Amazon, Temu, Tmall, and JD.com, outlining key operational and strategic differences. Anton also draws on his experience in China to compare and contrast the e-commerce environments in China and Japan, noting cultural and logistical nuances.Further, Anton discusses emerging product categories that WPIC focuses on within the Japanese market and explores the extent to which social commerce and live-streaming have caught on in Japan. He outlines the main digital marketing channels that effectively drive e-commerce sales and brand awareness in Japan.To conclude, Anton lays out a strategic blueprint for foreign brands aiming to enter the Japanese market and highlights current trends and future opportunities within this diverse e-commerce landscape.Discussion Points:Anton Lapunov's career transition from China to Japan and his role in shaping e-commerce strategies.Detailed analysis of Japan's e-commerce landscape, including key players and consumer behaviors.Comparison of Japanese e-commerce platforms with those in the West and China.The rise of social commerce and digital marketing trends in Japan.Strategic entry points and growth opportunities for foreign brands in the Japanese market.

This episode is available in audio format on our Let's Talk Loyalty podcast and in video format on www.Loyalty.TV.Today's interview is a long overdue episode with Dell Technologies which was last on the show back in the summer of 2020. Dell is of course a world-famous technology brand, with over $88BN of revenue in their most recent financial year. They are ranked in 48th place in the Fortune 500 list and sell to more than 98% of Fortune 500 companies. Mitch Kennedy is the Global Strategy Lead for Loyalty in Dell across their Consumer, Gaming and Retail businesses and he joins us today to share his thoughts on loyalty as it continues to evolve so dramatically! Show notes:1) Mitch Kennedy2) Dell Technologies3) Dell Rewards4) Watch the full video interview for free on www.CapillaryTechnologies.com

Our host Jeff Ignacio sits down with Sean Lane, Founding Partner of BeaconGTM, and Laura Adint, Operations & Strategy Lead at Raymond James, discuss the release of their book, The Revenue Operations Manual. Here, they discuss the four pillars of RevOps and the importance of building and getting a 360-degree view of the business. They also discuss building a team, maintaining relationships, and goal setting.

Adele Lafrance PhD is a clinical psychologist, research scientist, author and developer of emotion-focused treatment modalities, including Emotion-Focused Family Therapy for eating disorders. She is also active in the research and practice of psychedelic medicine, with a focus on ayahuasca, MDMA, psilocybin and ketamine. Adele was the Strategy Lead for the MAPS-sponsored study of MDMA-assisted psychotherapy for eating disorders and a clinical trainer and supervisor for Imperial College Center for Psychedelic Research. She has a particular interest in mechanisms of healing, including emotion processing, spirituality, love, and family-based psychedelic medicine.   We discuss topics including: How Adele became interested in psychedelics and eating disorders Her first experience with psychedelics Ketamine optimizes the brain condition  What psychedelics can show us The importance of the caretaker, partner and/or guardian to have training when their loved one returns from treatment with psychedelics   SHOW NOTES: www.dradelelafrance.com https://www.oprahdaily.com/life/health/a60652844/psychedelics-treatment-for-eating-disorders/ ____________________________________________ If you have any questions regarding the topics discussed on this podcast, please reach out to Robyn directly via email: rlgrd@askaboutfood.com You can also connect with Robyn on social media by following her on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and LinkedIn. If you enjoyed this podcast, please leave a review on iTunes and subscribe. Visit Robyn's private practice website where you can subscribe to her free monthly insight newsletter, and receive your FREE GUIDE “Maximizing Your Time with Those Struggling with an Eating Disorder”. Your Recovery Resource, Robyn's new online course for navigating your loved one's eating disorder, is available now! For more information on Robyn's book “The Eating Disorder Trap”, please visit the Official "The Eating Disorder Trap" Website. “The Eating Disorder Trap” is also available for purchase on Amazon.

How has democracy enabled Americans to thrive over the last 240+ years? Dr. Karthick Ramakrishnan shares his “only in America” story, talks about how the United States, despite its challenges and problems, is a land of opportunity, and why democracy is an important reason for these opportunities. Dr. Karthick Ramakrishnan has served in leadership roles that span academia, government, public policy, and philanthropy. He is currently a researcher at the University of California, Berkeley and director of AAPI Data, a nationally recognized publisher of demographic data and policy research on Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders. He is also Strategy Lead for the Americas at School of International Futures, and Senior Advisor at States for the Future. Dr. Ramakrishnan previously served as Executive Director of California 100, a transformative statewide initiative focused on California's next century, and as president of the Association of Princeton Graduate Alumni. He also served for 4 years as associate dean of UC Riverside's School of Public Policy and for 19 years as a professor. He has published many articles and 7 books, including most recently, Citizenship Reimagined (Cambridge, 2020) and Framing Immigrants (Russell Sage, 2016), has written dozens of opeds and has appeared in nearly 3,000 news stories. More information at www.karthick.com.Thank you to Starts with Us for their collaboration on this series. Starts with Us is an organization committed to overcoming extreme political and cultural division. Check them out at startswith.us.

THINK EQUAL is the Equality, Diversity and Inclusion initiative led by The Marketing Society. THINK EQUAL aims to drive diversity and inclusion across the marcomms industry in the MENA region. Through training, events, mentoring, policy changes, content and more. We aim to provide tangible activity that will make an impact and a difference now. Our regular THINK EQUAL podcast shines a light on an inspiring female leader who is dedicated to levelling the marcomms playing field. This month, THINK EQUAL Project Director, Leanne Foy met Alina Waite, Strategy Lead for Zenith MENA. With over 19 years of global marcomms experience with brands such as Coca-Cola and Nike, Alina excels in brand and performance marketing and team development. Leaders play a crucial role in shaping our career paths by fostering environments that emphasise the importance of recognising and celebrating individual achievements. Research by McKinsey and Company, and Harvard Business Review has shown that women are less likely to self-promote and feel less comfortable speaking about their achievements. In this episode, Leanne and Alina discuss how hesitation to self-promote is exacerbated in collaborative environments and why leaders should cultivate a culture where personal achievements are regularly acknowledged, promoting collaboration over competition. Alina explores how women can improve their confidence by talking about their achievements, highlighting how a "feelgood folder" is an effective tool to help evidence stacking accomplishments and boost self-esteem. Highlights include: Key tips for raising self-confidenceStrategies to discuss personal achievementsExtending professional mindsets to personal lifeThis episode is packed with practical tips for leaders in individuals to raise their self-confidence. We hope you enjoy it!A note from THINK EQUAL We are stronger together, than we are alone. And that's why we want the marcomms industry to come together to make a difference. Every single person who makes up our brilliant industry can make an impact. Want to get involved? We'd love to hear from you. Whether that's through donating your time on our working committee or putting your hand up to run an event or training session, you may have some suggestions of speakers to add to our speaker library or have a venue you want to provide for free. Contact us at Thinkequal@marketingsociety.com

In today's episode, I had Jan Touchberry sharing all the things to do with an online business and personal branding. We talked about lead magnets, customer journeys, personal branding, and the importance of sharing the message God put in your heart. If you want to understand more about how all of this fits into your business - this is going to be a great episode for you! Jan is the founder and lead collaborator at The Brand Collaborative where they focus on unearthing the gold in your personal and professional brand. She is passionate about partnering with her clients to create visual brand assets and websites that stand out from the crowd drawing your ideal clients. She is a full-time vocational minister in Dallas Texas and loves spending time with her husband, 4 kids, and 2 (almost 3) grandchildren.   Have your content done for you at Rise Social Media Agency: https://melissaleahughes.com/rise Grab You 3 Steps to Clarity on Your Brand Messaging: https://melissa-hughes.mykajabi.com/personalbrand Website: www.melissaleahughes.com Social Channels: TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@melissaleahughes Melissa's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/melissaleahughes/ Rise Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/risesocialmediaagency/?hl=en Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/melissa.harrington.758 Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@melissaleahughes   -----------------------------   Jan Touchberry: https://jantouchberry.com/ If you need your website re-done email Jan Touchberry: jantouchberry@gmail.com Podcast Channel - Her Faith At Work: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/her-faith-at-work/id1724459845   Social Channels: Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@jantouchberry Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/Jan_Touchberry/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jantouchberry/

Cassandra Hoblitz is a Client Strategy Lead at Front Row group in New York City. Cassandra is passionate about beauty, design and sustainability. She's led creative and branding projects for brands like WYN Beauty by Serena Williams, Josie Maran, Beautyblender and K18. This episode was recorded in April and references the launch of Wyn Beauty by Serena Williams, which is now available at Ulta. On this episode, Cassandra tells Danielle Nielsen about her winding path to building her wings in the New York City beauty industry.

Learn how lead flows can replace outdated sales tasks, streamline follow-ups, and skyrocket your sales team's efficiency. Automate the grind and focus on what really matters: closing deals and building relationships. Watch now to see how!

Dr. Christine Hardy and Dr. Kristen Weishaar of the Flint Animal Care Cancer Center at Colorado State University in Fort Collins, Colorado join Next Steps Forward host Chris Meek to discuss their mission to improve the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of cancer in pet animals and how they translate their research and knowledge to benefit people with cancer. Dr. Christine Hardy is the Associate Director, Development Operations and Strategy Lead of the One Cure Program. Dr. Kristen Weishaar is the Director of the Oncology Clinical Trials Service. They will both speak to the incredible similarities between cancer in dogs and humans and the research that is creating a better understanding of both.

Dr. Christine Hardy and Dr. Kristen Weishaar of the Flint Animal Care Cancer Center at Colorado State University in Fort Collins, Colorado join Next Steps Forward host Chris Meek to discuss their mission to improve the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of cancer in pet animals and how they translate their research and knowledge to benefit people with cancer. Dr. Christine Hardy is the Associate Director, Development Operations and Strategy Lead of the One Cure Program. Dr. Kristen Weishaar is the Director of the Oncology Clinical Trials Service. They will both speak to the incredible similarities between cancer in dogs and humans and the research that is creating a better understanding of both.

In this episode of The Intelligent Community, ICF Co-Founder Lou Zacharilla speaks further with José Roberto Lagunes Trejo, Research and Strategy Lead at Mexico City's Fundación Hogares. They discuss trust and how a social index the Fundación has created is helping repair the social fabric in Mexican communities.   José Roberto Lagunes Trejo is an architect and urban designer from Veracruz, Mexico, who works on the intersection between urban design practice and community development. Since 2018, he has worked in Fundación Hogares, a non-profit organization based in Mexico City that promotes participation in social housing territories. Their projects strive for building capacity in communities so that citizens become agents in co-designing strategies for the transformation of their environment. Aside from his work within the foundation, José Roberto teaches Architectural Design and Urban Sociology at Anahuac University Mexico and is an experienced speaker at national and international conferences. He participated in the Urban Future Young Leaders programme in 2022, in Helsingborg, Sweden, and is one of the founding members of the Young Leaders Academy, a value-driven education and consulting collective created for the next generation of change-makers that hosted its first educational programme this June in Stuttgart, Germany. He considers himself a life enthusiast and is interested in reducing inequalities through his work towards a more sustainable future for all.

In this episode of The Intelligent Community, ICF Co-Founder Lou Zacharilla speaks with José Roberto Lagunes Trejo, Research and Strategy Lead at Mexico City's Fundación Hogares. They discuss the method used by José Roberto's organization to reinvigorate rundown neighborhoods and build trust among citizens in places where mistrust and fear have become embedded.   José Roberto Lagunes Trejo is an architect and urban designer from Veracruz, Mexico, who works on the intersection between urban design practice and community development. Since 2018, he has worked in Fundación Hogares, a non-profit organization based in Mexico City that promotes participation in social housing territories. Their projects strive for building capacity in communities so that citizens become agents in co-designing strategies for the transformation of their environment. Aside from his work within the foundation, José Roberto teaches Architectural Design and Urban Sociology at Anahuac University Mexico and is an experienced speaker at national and international conferences. He participated in the Urban Future Young Leaders programme in 2022, in Helsingborg, Sweden, and is one of the founding members of the Young Leaders Academy, a value-driven education and consulting collective created for the next generation of change-makers that hosted its first educational programme this June in Stuttgart, Germany. He considers himself a life enthusiast and is interested in reducing inequalities through his work towards a more sustainable future for all.

This week, Victoria Jenn welcomes powerhouse Latinas Jacqueline Hernández and Adrianna Waterston for a deep dive into the world of multicultural marketing, and why brands need to pay attention to Latino creatives, businesses, and our $2.5 trillion purchasing power. This conversation is jam packed with data and a great listen for every brand/marketer trying to reach the Latino consumer. Creatives should also tap in to this episode for insights on how to build the business case for your idea and pitch to brands. In this episode, Victoria Jenn, Jacqueline Hernández, and Adriana Waterston discuss: Key stats on the surging economic power of Latinos How brands can move past stereotypes and tap into shared human truths Why research is crucial for reaching diverse consumers in an authentic way How Latino creatives can pitch brands Difference between Hispanic, Latinx, Latine, Latino and the history of labels Gain an insider view into the dos and don'ts of multicultural marketing straight from the experts driving change. Discover how to build cultural intelligence, ditch assumptions, and craft messaging that resonates across intersections. --- About Jacqueline Hernández: Jacqueline Hernández is a renowned business leader and multicultural expert recognized by FORTUNE, The Hollywood Reporter, and Advertising Age. As the Founder and CEO of New Majority Ready LLC, she boasts an impressive track record, having previously helmed roles like COO of Telemundo and CMO of NBCUniversal Hispanic Enterprises. Follow Jacqueline Hernández: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jacquelinehernandez/ https://twitter.com/jshernandeznyc --- About Adriana Waterston: As Executive Vice President and Insights & Strategy Lead, Adriana oversees Horowitz Research's s multicultural research efforts.  Adriana is a research junkie with a flair for finding the story behind the statistics, teasing meaning out of measurements, and revealing the faces behind the facts. A thought leader in the diversity space, Adriana has consulted for clients in entertainment and news media, technology and telecommunications, travel and hospitality, CPG, retail, toys, beauty and personal care, and the emerging Cannabis market, among others. Adriana helps clients develop their strategies to reach, serve, and resonate with their target consumer segments, including Latinx, Black, Asian, LGBTQIA+, Gen Z, Kids, and consumers with disabilities. On the DEI side, she helps companies address issues of corporate culture and talent development. A Puerto Rico native, Adriana was named one of the “Most Influential Minorities in Cable” by Cablefax Magazine. Follow Adriana Waterston: https://www.linkedin.com/in/adrianawaterston/ Resources: [Free Training] 3 Secrets to Make the Transition From Corporate to Entrepreneur - www.victoriajenn.com/training Work with Victoria Jenn - www.victoriajenn.com --- More About Banking on Cultura: Download Transcripts - www.bankingonculturamedia.com Watch Videos - https://www.youtube.com/@BankingOnCultura

In this episode, John speaks with fellow antinatalist Michael (aka Vegan Space Scientist), a Researcher and Strategy Lead and at the Sentience Institute. They discuss the core ideas of Effective Altruism, the ins and outs of the EA community, and how people can use the core ideas of Effective Altruism and Antinatalism to make the world a better place. Enjoy!TIMESTAMPS00:00 Intro to the episode02:59 Welcome Michael04:32 Discovering antinatalism08:37 Going vegan11:31 Coming across Effective Altruism (EA)17:26 Core EA ideas22:36 How these ideas have evolved over time31:04 Choosing causes / charities to support40:26 Challenges / downsides of core EA ideas43:43 Intro to the EA community54:58 Challenges / downsides of the community  1:04:43 Balancing doing good with living a good life1:07:42 Relationship between EA and antinatalism1:18:37 Opportunities for impact across communities1:22:14 Opportunity cost of having children1:26:30 What Michael is currently working on1:31:41 Things to be positive about1:35:26 Outro to the episodeANTINATALIST ADVOCACYNewsletter: https://antinatalistadvocacy.org/newsletter Website: https://antinatalistadvocacy.org/Twitter: https://twitter.com/AN_advocacyFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/antinatalistadvocacyInstagram: https://instagram.com/an_advocacyCheck out the links below!Michael's website: https://www.michaeldello.com/Vegan Space Scientist: https://www.youtube.com/@VeganSpaceScientistEffective Altruism: https://www.effectivealtruism.org/EA TED Talk: Peter Singer: The why and how of effective altruism

We hear the stories behind Emoji Ordering, Zero Click Ordering, Carryout Tips and their collaboration with Stranger Things, Season 4. We're joined by CCO, Matt Talbot and Strategy Lead, Alex Guerri, both of Work In Progress, Boulder, Colorado.

Katharine Shaw-Paffett, Partner Strategy Lead for Data & AI for Germany, discusses the potential of AI in transforming organizations and processes. She shares early career insights into AI consulting and transformation. Microsoft's role in empowering partners and managing the ecosystem is highlighted, along with embracing generative AI agent relationships. The episode also covers empowering partners to launch MVPs faster at MWC and AI's impactful synthesis on businesses and audience connection. Tune in for valuable AI and business perspectives. On The Menu: 1. The rise of AI as a co-pilot across diverse interfaces. 2. The democratization of AI: breaking down silos and fostering inclusivity in organizations. 3. Reimagining customer expectations: AI's personalization prowess. 4. Data's paramount role: GDPR's resonance. 5. Fostering market entry agility: empowering partnerships for ecosystem growth. 6. The importance of adaptability and partnership in the evolving tech landscape.

Aaron Kong is the Growth & Strategy Lead at Osmosis Labs, where he spearheads growth initiatives and business development efforts. Osmosis Labs is the core team responsible for developing Osmosis, an appchain that serves as the DeFi hub for the Cosmos ecosystem.In this conversation, we discuss:- Cosmos + Osmosis 101/overview- Latest updates in the Cosmos ecosystem- Mesh Security: Creating the ‘NATO of Web3'- Cosmos ecosystem appchain alliances.- ETH L2s/Rollups vs. Cosmos appchains- Growing L1 ecosystems- Mars Protocol- Quasar Finance- Improving tokenomics with OSMO 2.0- How DEXes can outcompete centralized exchanges- The future of blockchain interoperability and composabilityOsmosis LabsWebsite: osmosis.zoneTwitter: @osmosiszoneDiscord: discord.gg/osmosisAaron KongTwitter: @aaronxkong  ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------  This episode is brought to you by PrimeXBT.  PrimeXBT offers a robust trading system for both beginners and professional traders that demand highly reliable market data and performance. Traders of all experience levels can easily design and customize layouts and widgets to best fit their trading style. PrimeXBT is always offering innovative products and professional trading conditions to all customers.  PrimeXBT is running an exclusive promotion for listeners of the podcast. After making your first deposit, 50% of that first deposit will be credited to your account as a bonus that can be used as additional collateral to open positions.  Code: CRYPTONEWS50  This promotion is available for a month after activation. Click the link below:  PrimeXBT x CRYPTONEWS50 

Deepa Goyal got excited when she saw her first API product and has been working in API products ever since. She's worked for companies like Twilio and Paypal and is now Product Strategy Lead for Postman. She was disappointed at the lack of PM-specific resources, so decided to solve this with her new book "API Analytics for Product Managers". We spoke about API product management in general, and what it takes to be successful with API products. Episode highlights:   1. APIs are technical but there's a user-centric way to explain them APIs at their heart are simply the way that different applications talk to each other. For example, Uber talking to Google Maps or talking to PayPal. They enable seamless integration of a product ecosystem. 2. Yes, APIs need Product Managers (even internal APIs) It's important to have a customer-centric approach & strategy for APIs. You need to make sure that they're discoverable, useful & provide value. This is also true for internal APIs... internal users are your customers too! 3. There are definitely differences when managing API products For example, you can't track people's user journeys as easily. You often don't have the same visibility. It can also take a long time to go from initial discovery to actually receiving value from your product. 4. It's important to define API product value and measure it Sometimes value is obvious and sometimes it's not, but it's important to define what "value" means for your users (it's probably not just "number of API calls") and work out ways to measure that so you can optimise it. 5. There are differences in API product management, but your basic job is the same You're still speaking to users, focusing on their use cases & delivering value. The way that you express this may be different but, ultimately, an API product manager is still a product manager! Buy "API Analytics for Product Managers" "API Analytics for Product Managers takes you through the benefits of efficient researching, strategizing, marketing, and continuously measuring the effectiveness of your APIs to help grow both B2B and B2C SaaS companies. Once you've been introduced to the concept of an API as a product, this fast-paced guide will show you how to establish metrics for activation, retention, engagement, and usage of your API products, as well as metrics to measure the reach and effectiveness of documentation—an often-overlooked aspect of development." Check it out on Amazon. Contact Deepa You can connect with Deepa on Twitter or on LinkedIn.

David Moreno recently moved to BBDO, Atlanta, where he's EVP, Strategy Lead. Prior to this, David was Managing Director, Strategy and Insights at VMLY&R. Big titles in big agencies doing big things. In this episode, David gently compares the two and gives us his first impressions of BBDO and what makes the agency so good at making effective advertising. You can find David here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/david-moreno-577b928/ ** You can find the Sweathead report What Strategists Want From Work here: ⁠https://bit.ly/what-strategists-want⁠ ** Next strategy event: The Sweathead Strategy Summer Camp - Starts July 18, 2023 Details: http://www.sweathead.com. ** Sign up for our newsletters: https://sweathead.com/newsletter/strategy-for-life/ ** Sweathead is a support group for strategists and account planners around the world.  We host conferences, online courses, live events, and podcasts. We also train companies. Find out about our company training here: ⁠https://sweathead.com/teams/⁠

General manager Ryan Poles now has two drafts under his belt, focusing on scheme and culture fit to build the Bears' roster. Will this strategy work? The Chicago Sun-Times' Mark Potash joins Kenneth Davis, Josh Schrock, and Alex Shapiro to discuss Poles' strategy and if they think it will be successful. They also dive into Justin Fields' growth as a quarterback. Finally, they discuss if Chase Claypool will be better after getting a full offseason to work with Fields and the offense.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Aaron Kong is Growth & Strategy Lead at Osmosis Labs, which is the core team responsible for developing Osmosis: an appchain and decentralized exchange that serves as the DeFi hub for the Cosmos ecosystem. Outside of crypto, Aaron is also passionate about video games, and he, along with his team, was once ranked number 1 in the world at World of Warcraft. -- Our first Podcast NFT Collection, "The First 100," has launched! Official Secondary Link: ⁠https://opensea.io/collection/show-me-the-crypto-the-first-100 -- Follow Aaron on Twitter: @aaronxkong Follow Osmosis Labs on Twitter: @osmolabs Follow Osmosis on Twitter: @osmosiszone --   Follow us on the socials:   Twitter: @showcrypto TikTok: @showmethecrypto Instagram: @showmethecryptopodcast   --   *Any financial compensation we receive will always be clearly identified as an advertisement or sponsored content. We don't accept payment to feature guests, and we don't accept payment to influence the coins/projects we discuss on Show Me The Crypto. Any ads will be clearly identified during the show, and information on our partners will be featured in the show notes.

La Giornata Mondiale per la Libertà di Stampa ci offre l'opportunità di ricordare le numerose sfide che il mondo del giornalismo e della comunicazione si trova ad affrontare. Tra queste, assumono un ruolo decisivo le contromisure da adottare nei confronti della minaccia, sempre più pressante, della disinformazione. Le conseguenze di questo fenomeno vanno ben al di là dei confini della comunicazione, tanto da destabilizzare il mondo politico ed economico, mettendo in serio pericolo i princìpi democratici. Il podcast, oltre a fotografare l'attuale stato di salute del sistema informativo, illustra le differenze tra disinformazione, misinformazione e malinformazione, indagandone cause e possibili soluzioni. I contributi di esponenti del giornalismo e del mondo accademico, inoltre, fanno emergere l'importanza delle relazioni internazionali nella tutela dell'informazione di qualità, trasparente e indipendente, in linea con l'impegno della Farnesina. Intervengono nell'ordine: Cons. Amb. Dante Brandi (Capo dell'Unità di Coordinamento della Comunicazione alla Farnesina), Pauline Adès-Mével (portavoce di Reporters Sans Frontières), Gianni Riotta (giornalista e docente presso l'Università Luiss), Costanza Sciubba Caniglia (Anti-disinformation Strategy Lead della Wikimedia Foundation), Virginia Padovese (Managing Editor e Vice President Partnershipsper l'Europa e l'Australia presso Newsguard), Francesco Giorgino (giornalista Rai e docente presso l'Università Luiss), Sinan Aral (docente di IT Marketing e Data Science presso il MIT di Boston).

Unser heutiger Gast hat ihren schulische Ausbildung in Dublin abgeschlossen. Danach hat sie ihr Studium an der HSG in St. Gallen zunächst mit einem Bachelor of Arts in Economics und danach mit je einem Master of Arts in International Affairs and Governance und einem Master of Science in International Management abgeschlossen. In dieser Zeit hat sie außerdem je ein Auslandssemester in Buenos Aires und in Istanbul absolviert. Mindestens ebenso beeindruckend sind ihre praktischen Erfahrungen. Praktika bei der Zürcher Kantonalbank, bei der Agentur Zum Goldenen Hirschen, bei Simon-Kucher & Partners und bei A.T. Kearney und dann als Volunteer bei “The Long Run” (The Zeit Foundation) in Kenia.Nach dem Berufseinstieg bei der Boston Consulting Group folgten Stationen bei AboutYou wo sie zuletzt als Senior Manager Strategy & Business Development wirkte und dann als Strategy Lead bei YFood Labs. Und dann kam Joko …. Und der Rest ist Geschichte … seit Dezember 2021 ist sie CEO bei Jokolade Seit fast 6 Jahren beschäftigen wir uns mit der Frage, wie Arbeit den Menschen stärkt - statt ihn zu schwächen. In mehr als 360 Folgen haben wir uns mit über 400 Menschen darüber unterhalten, was sich für sie geändert hat und was sich weiter ändern muss. Wir sind uns ganz sicher, dass es gerade jetzt wichtig ist. Denn die Idee von “New Work” wurde während einer echten Krise entwickelt. Welche Rolle können Start-Ups dabei spielen und warum glauben wir, dass es mehr Frauen in Führungspositionen geben müsste? Wir suchen nach Methoden, Vorbildern, Erfahrungen, Tools und Ideen, die uns dem Kern von New Work näher bringen! Darüber hinaus beschäftigt uns von Anfang an die Frage, ob wirklich alle Menschen das finden und leben können, was sie im Innersten wirklich, wirklich wollen. Ihr seid bei On the Way to New Work - heute mit Coralie Grau! Episode 368 gibt es auf allen gängigen Podcast-Plattformen, wie Spotify oder Apple Podcasts (oder direkt auf otwtnw.de). Einfach nach ‘On the Way to New Work' suchen und abonnieren, um keine Folge zu verpassen. Christoph und Michael veröffentlichen immer montags um 6:00 Uhr.

In a saturated industry, relying on the same old lead generation tactics can make it difficult to stand out.But when earning referrals and bringing in new assets are your lifeblood, blending in isn't an option. So how can you set yourself apart? Today, I'm talking with Triad member Dan DeVerna, the founder of DeVerna & Co Financial, to talk about the referral and new business success he's found through a unique approach — writing books. Instead of spending money on fancy business cards, Dan started writing books to wrangle new business, leading to an influx of $36M in new assets and the onboarding of 130 new households in 2022. Today, you'll hear exactly how Dan does it—and why you don't actually need to be a writer to author a book! You'll also gain insights into using checklists to scale your practice, how to personalize your follow-up process to close new clients, and how meditation can lead to more engaging client interactions. 3 of the biggest insights from Dan DeVerna …#1 How creating systematized processes can lead to greater consistency, scalability and success for both your practice and your clients.#2 The supercharged lead generation and referral strategy that helped Dan bring in $36 million of organic new assets in 2022.#3 Finding enjoyable life outlets that can also benefit your professional practice and client relationships.JOIN THE DBDL INSIDER CREWTo become a DBDL Insider and get VIP access to free resources and exclusive content, text "DBDL" to 785-800-3235. *Message and data rates may apply. Reply STOP at any time to opt-out of receiving text messages.SHOW NOTESTo get access to today's show notes, including links to all the resources mentioned, visit https://bradleyjohnson.com/8FOLLOW BRAD JOHNSON ON SOCIALTwitterInstagramLinkedInFOLLOW DBDL ON SOCIAL:YouTube - Full InterviewsYouTube - Clips from the ShowTwitterInstagramLinkedInFacebookDISCLOSURE These conversations are intended to provide financial advisors with ideas, strategies, concepts and tools that could be incorporated into the advisory practice, advisors are responsible for ensuring implementation of anything discussed is in accordance with any and all regulatory and compliance responsibilities and obligations. The Triad member statements reflect their own experience which may not be representative of all Triad Member experiences, and their appearances were not paid for. Copyright ©️ 2023 Triad Partners. All rights reserved.

In this episode, Larry and I chat with Matteo Leibowitz, Ventures Lead and former Strategy Lead at Uniswap. We discuss Matteo's research into DeFi at The Block, and how that led to his move to Uniswap to 2020. We also dive into what the day-to-day of a Strategy Lead at a major DeFi protocol looks like, and how Uniswap developed a dominant market position. We also dive into Uniswap's historical positioning and future roadmap. Other topics discussed also include the importance of narratives in Crypto, the MEV value chain, NFT market infrastructure, and more.

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Meet Megan: Megan O'Brien is the Founder & CEO of Arch Insights, a market research company helping startups and small businesses better understand their consumer bases. Prior to Arch, Megan attended Harvard Business school, was the Business Operations & Strategy Lead for Flamingo (Harry's Inc.), and was a consultant at Bain & Company.Website: https://www.archinsights.coInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/arch_insightsWhat You'll Learn in this Episode:What interested her the most about consumer insights and getting into this industry. Some interesting consumer data, trends, or insights she's come across recently.How she approaches concept, messaging, branding, and package testing with a client and more about that process.Stories, case studies, or client wins in taking consumer insights and turning it into result based solutions for their business.Chicago brunch recommendations!About Us - Women Who Brunch:Women Who Brunch is a community for women who love connecting, networking, and learning from each other over the most important meal of the week...BRUNCH!Visit our website for updates on events, recipes, brunch spots, product reviews and more or say hi on Instagram!Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/womenwhobrunchWebsite: https://womenwhobrunch.com

In this episode, our guest is Eric L Hu, who is on a mission to help Americans ‘Save Money Live Better'. Currently serving as Principal, Group Strategy Lead at Walmart, Hu stewards a $100B portfolio for digital and in-store products across financial services, health & wellness, and consumer identity. Prior to the Fortune One, Eric spent the better part of a decade architecting customer experiences in highly regulated industries like automotive, pharmaceuticals, and healthcare. Hu's stochastic career path is aptly articulated by his mentor as a "musician turned marketer, forever a passionate performer." From an early age, he remembers his mom always saying something about an inability to sit still. Eric transitioned from a 13-year-long run in classical violin performance to the then-burgeoning NY startup scene, then to commercial photography for brands like Mercedes-Benz and Range Rover, and finally to the design agency world where he earned his pseudo-MBA at shops like AKQA, Havas, R/GA, Code & Theory, and Deloitte Digital. Today, Eric is dedicated to nurturing a community of troublemakers – strategic thinkers and creative dreamers who choose never to sit still. You will likely find him nursing chrysanthemum tea, obsessing over a vintage print-ad collection in his east village studio. 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

We start a new year with a new way of Thinking, approaching the topic of careful consideration, extrapolation and explanation in a critical way. Joining us is self-proclaimed overthinker, award winning writer, leading cultural commentator and Foresight & Strategy Lead at Reddit, Matt Klein.As can be seen by his intro, Matt takes on a lot and he takes in a lot. He starts by sharing how he loads information and how he avoids overloading - a process where he binge eats information and then let's it "simmer" at its own pace during a silent walk outside. When he returns to it, it forms a constellation of connection points and inspiration sparks.Both in foresight, Jo and Matt discuss the challenge of translating complex trends and ideas into something easily understood and actionable to others, without over-simplification. Matt does this by using tangible, real examples, particularly in showing how black and white (and grey) can co-exist in culture.Matt also speaks to the importance of recalibrating your reality by listening to something that makes you uncomfortable. From hearing that other perspective, he attempts to form an understanding so he doesn't shut out or attack those ideas he ardently disagrees with, because whether or not he agrees with them, "that person exists".Matt recognizes that this process of thinking critically can be hard work and often demotivating, particularly when you have to catch yourself from feeling like you've got it all figured out. But that our job should be not just pointing to what's interesting but to what's true. --To look outside, Matt takes in a lot of varied sources, whether it's publications, subreddits, or twitter accounts. He also carefully inspects an everyday interaction, as a method of cultural immersion. An example is being mindful when you're shopping by observing what's on the shelf, what people buy, what your local store is doing that's unique. Then reflecting on what says about that organization, about a collective society, about people. Matt does this intentionally as an exercise in being open, mindful and paying attention.--Matt Klein leads the foresight practice at Reddit where he studies culture and helps brands across all verticals identify emerging social shifts and author future-proofing business strategies.As a quantitative futurist with a decade of experience in trend forecasting, marketing and innovation, Matt has consulted with the United Nations and Fortune 100 businesses, to venture capital investors, TV producers, and startups on what comes next.With a background in CyberPsychology and Memetics, Matt's POV is rooted in the psycho- and sociological implication of emerging tech.An award-winning writer and leading voice in cultural theory, Matt's a frequent commentator for The New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Forbes, The Atlantic, DAZED, VICE and Rolling Stone.Quoted by the likes of Arianna Huffington and Richard Branson, and subscribed to by thousands globally, Matt's own publication ZINE offers executives and students alike explanations into overlooked cultural trends.Matt is also the Founder and now Advisor of PRSNL Branding, an education platform helping systemically disadvantaged professionals strengthen their online presence and advance their careers.Always looking to give back to the field he loves, Matt is a university lecturer (NYU, Queens College, University of Oregon), keynote speaker (SXSW, CAA, Sweathead), industry judge (The Webby Awards), advisor and mentor.When not analyzing culture, Matt's collecting hobbies including cycling, drumming and wine studies, and volunteering with Big Brothers of...

Data Gurus – Episode 187 – Multiculturalism, with Adriana Waterston Adriana Waterston is Sima's guest for today's podcast! She is the Chief Revenue Officer and Insight and Strategy Lead at Horowitz Research. Multiculturalism is an important matter that has become a focal point for society in recent years. At Horowitz Research, they specialize in multicultural research. Adriana joins Sima today to talk about what they are doing at Horowitz Research. She also gets into the concepts of culture and multiculturalism and discusses various issues related to multiculturalism. The origin of Horowitz Research's focus on multicultural research Back in the mid-1980s, when Horowitz was focused on helping the nascent cable industry, they addressed the question of who would pay for television when television was free. That brought to light that multicultural people- especially black and Latinx individuals, watched the most television and were willing to pay for it. Yet, at the time, cable companies redlined black and Hispanic neighborhoods. So, in addition to their general market work, Horowitz also began to advocate for multicultural audiences and consumers, urban markets, international audiences, and foreign language-dominant communities. Census 2000 The 2000 Census led many people to understand that America would eventually become a multicultural majority country. Adriana joined Horowitz Research in 2001. She is Latine and is fully bilingual and bicultural. Around the time she joined the company, people were starting to talk about multiculturalism in a way that had never happened before. So she began digging into the company's data on multicultural audiences and developed a passion for it. Multicultural research As the company evolved and conversations about multiculturalism became more relevant and important, Horowitz became known for their thought leadership and advocacy for multicultural communities and audiences and their work in cultural insights. Culture Culture is not static. It is a very fluid and personal concept. It is about the meanings people attach to traditions, objects, experiences, places, and religious activities and the feelings they get from participating in those experiences. Challenges People are multi-faceted, and there is a lot of diversity in every community. A challenge that many marketers face when targeting different groups of consumers is the fluidity of the cultural groups into which people fit. Unlearning Recently, Horowitz has been focusing on helping marketers and content providers unlearn their old ways of reaching different segments and encouraging them to view everyone as part of a broader community. Horowitz's message Horowitz's message for marketers and content providers is that everyone's story is unique yet universal. The more they can understand that, the better the job they can do. Understanding the value of diversity, multiculturalism, and multilingualism Many next-generation people growing up in immigrant communities in America complain of feeling underestimated because they have darker skin, an accent, or a Hispanic last name. In some, that feeling and experience may even open them to overachieving. Fortunately, the United States is now in a very different place in terms of understanding the value of diversity, multiculturalism, and multilingualism. Maintaining a connection The evolution of communications and travel has made it a lot easier for immigrant families to maintain a connection with and revisit their home countries than it was in the past. That strengthens people's cultural connections and language skills and helps them stay connected with the food, music, and other ways of keeping their cultural traditions alive. Mixed culture families There is a growing number of mixed culture and mixed-race families, but people still tend to stay connected to people in their communities. Over the next few generations, however,

In this podcast episode, our guest, Karoline Eastman, SVP of Customer Experience and Strategy Lead at Pixacore, discusses new digital trends for pharma in 2023 and how to improve HCP and patient customer engagement.

Connected computers have changed the world perhaps more than any other single invention. The impacts of nearly instant global communication and effectively infinite, perfect storage of information are at once undeniable and difficult to fully comprehend. And yet, technologists, bureaucrats and corporate leaders make decisions on a daily basis that should be considering the repercussions. Just because you can do something doesn't mean you should. Today, we'll discuss the digitization of the world and some of the more important impacts it has had and is having on society with the authors of the book Blown to Bits: Your Life, Liberty, and Happiness After the Digital Explosion. Harry Lewis, former Dean of Harvard College, is Gordon McKay Professor of Computer Science at Harvard. Ken Ledeen is the Chairman and Chief Executive Officer at Nevo Technologies, Inc., a software development and information technology consulting firm located in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Wendy Seltzer is Strategy Lead and Counsel to the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) at MIT, improving the Web's security, availability, and interoperability through standards. Further Info Buy or download Blown to Bits: https://www.bitsbook.com/thebook/  Weird Marketing Tales interviewed me: https://weirdmarketingtales.com/why-firewalls-dont-stop-dragons-carey-parker-privacy-security/   Subscribe to the newsletter: https://firewallsdontstopdragons.com/newsletter/new-newsletter/ Check out my book, Firewalls Don't Stop Dragons: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1484261887  Become a Patron! https://www.patreon.com/FirewallsDontStopDragons  Donate directly with Monero! https://firewallsdontstopdragons.com/contact/  Would you like me to speak to your group about security and/privacy? http://bit.ly/Firewalls-Speaker Generate secure passphrases! https://d20key.com/#/ Table of Contents Use these timestamps to jump to a particular section of the show. 0:03:16: interview start 0:04:03: What brought you all together to write this book? 0:05:28: What are the biggest changes since the first edition? 0:10:04: What were the impacts of the Edward Snowden revelations? 0:12:44: How do we resolve the tension between privacy and law enforcement? 0:16:43: Are computer systems free from bias? 0:19:22: How do algorithms impact judicial decisions? 0:20:45: Why is it hard to explain how AI systems make decisions? 0:28:33: What is net neutrality and who are the gatekeepers today on the internet? 0:31:59: Have we lost the original Utopian ideal of the internet? 0:35:41: How have content moderation and personalization affected our experience? 0:40:48: How do these companies hyper-personalize the web? 0:45:44: Are we changing our own behaviors to game the algorithms? 0:47:35: Are bits more fragile than parchment and cave paintings? 0:53:29: What gives you hope? What keeps you up at night? 0:58:12: Interview wrap-up 0:59:34: Upcoming shows, promotions, interviews

Cosmos is highly regarded in the Web3 world for its novel and robust design, which allows developers to launch application specific chains while benefiting from the shared architecture of the Cosmos “Hub.” For example, dYdX, the popular DeFi derivatives platform, recently migrated from Ethereum to Cosmos, citing a desire to be masters of their own fate. However, ATOM, the token most people associate with Cosmos, has never properly gotten its due, languishing outside the Top 20 cryptoassets behind Litecoin and Shibu Inu. The Team at the Cosmos Hub want to change that by making ATOM a key rallying point for the ecosystem, which they hope will lead to greater value capture at the token level and improve the overall state of Cosmos. On this episode, Alex and Andrew speak to Sam Hart, Strategy lead of the Cosmos Hub and the lead author of the ATOM 2.0 whitepaper on this vision for an ATOM-centric future.

On this episode, listen as Emily Koski, Senior Vice President | Diversity & Inclusion Manager talks about the importance of having crucial conversations and challenging corporate politics at work. Emily also talks about how her organization's leaders have authentic conversations on hard topics, and the role employee resource and focus groups have played to build a stronger corporate culture. 

Len is joined by two special guests, Strategy Lead at Vortex Games Trent Murray and Head of Esports at Frost Giant Studios, Trevor "TorcH" Housten. From the glory days of Brood War in Korea to the modern era of "ded gaem", we go over the history of RTS esports, why it was overshadowed by other genres, and what the future may hold. In particular, Trevor has some insights to share on what Frost Giant is doing to create the first "social RTS."

Welcome loyal listeners to another episode of The Loyalty Minute, I'm your host Rob Gallo and today I am excited to chat with Lisa Routel. Lisa is the Marketing Strategy Lead for Verizon Up, Verizon's consumer loyalty program.. Welcome to the show Lisa, thanks for joining me For those loyal listeners out there who don't know who you are or what you do, perhaps you can share a bit of your story and background. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/rob-gallo/message

Rob and Lee get “fired up” in their talk with American Association of Insurance Services (AAIS) Senior Risk Strategy Lead, Matt Hinds-Aldrich, on the latest episode of the FNO: InsureTech podcast. AAIS has served the property and casualty insurance industry as the only national nonprofit advisory organization governed by its member companies, providing insurance forms, rules and loss costs to over 700 insurance carriers across the country. We had the opportunity to talk with Matt and learn about his role and expertise at AAIS, the complexity of fire, and much more. Don't miss this interesting and unique episode! Learn more about AAIS at https://aaisonline.com. Like what you hear on FNO: InsureTech? Know someone who would be a great guest for the podcast? Let us know: Email us at amuya@alacritysolutions.com!

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