Podcasts about zeus jones

After years inside agencies, James Hurman of Previously Unavailable, Adrian Ho of Zeus Jones, and Brent Vartan of Bullish share why they left, what they were chasing and how they got there.  The first in a series of episodes on how planners are applying their skills outside of the agency environment. Thanks to Tracksuit and the Master of Advertising Effectiveness (MAE) program for supporting this series.

Inventing the future of business by creating products, brands, and experiences that move culture forward. Zeus Jones help brands ranging from small startups to Fortune 500 companies lead their industries into new territory. If you haven't yet had the chance, make sure to register for our 2024 Real Leaders Impact Awards. Our Impact Award winners gain access to a values aligned community, credibility through Real Leaders, and access to our network of Impact capital sources. Reserve your entry free of charge before applications open using the link below! bit.ly/3Ktajcf Also, check out Outsource Access for all of your Virtual Staffing Needs. At an affordable rate you can outsource the work you need to get done at an extremely affordable rate. You can find more info about them here using this link. https://outsourceaccess.com/

When Adrian Ho founded Zeus Jones, he had a vision to be a partner that would help solve deeper business problems than the ad agencies in which he got his start. Over time, the firm did just that. Seeing there was more to do to drive change in the world, through business, he and Zeus Jones launched the Demos investment fund to support startups innovating towards a better world. After knowing Adrian by reputation and mutual friends for a long time, we finally connected to talk about his start, training and outlook on improving things around us. Find Adrian Ho here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/adrianho/ Read about Zeus Jones and Demos here: https://tcbmag.com/zeus-jones-invests-in-the-future-of-business/ Find your host, Adam Pierno at www.adampierno.com The Strategy Inside Everything is the podcast for people who think for a living. If you have an idea, a question or you want to push back on something you hear in this episode, go to https://thatsnotaninsight.com and leave a message or a voicemail for me. The best and most interesting messages will be added to future episodes, and I can't wait to hear from you. Music for The Strategy Inside Everything is by Sawsquarenoise. Host Adam Pierno is an author, speaker and strategy consultant. Learn more at adampierno.com. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/adam-pierno/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/adam-pierno/support

#24. Today we feature David Annis who is the COO and co-founder of Parallax, a professional services automation software company helping digital agencies and tech consultancies grow profitably. David is responsible for various functional areas of the business, including marketing, HR, operations, and customer success. Before starting Parallax, David held leadership roles at creative agencies and consultancies. Most recently, he was a partner and managing director of Zeus Jones, a strategy, brand, and design agency. David started Parallax to help professional services organizations of any size grow their businesses with confidence in a way that supports their people and culture.Resources from this episode:Parallax website David Annis bioFirst Break All the RulesTo sign up for weekly notes from each episode, CLICK HERE. Review The "I" in Win on Apple Podcast or my website to let me know what you think of the show.  Follow me on Twitter (@LukeMertens)

Zeus Jones was founded in 2007 by former employees of ad agency Fallon. They wanted to do things differently and do different things- help clients come up with new ideas that could help their business, but those things were more action-oriented than word-based.Fast forward to 2020 and the company has a new generation of leaders and in the podcast, I get to speak to the Creative and Strategy Leads Jason Zabel and Elsa Perushek. We talked about how they work together as creative and strategist and how the company is driven by a collaborative work style and what that means for their roles and how they work with others.We also discussed how COVID challenges these workstyles and what they have been doing to adapt their working practices.

13 years ago, Adrian Ho left his strategy job at Fallon to create a new offering for clients in the form of Zeus Jones. In this episode, I talk to Adrian about the evolution of the Zeus Jones business and what he has learned along the way. We also take a moment to discuss the Covid-19 situation, which given this was recorded a few weeks back, might be a little dated.

Peter Petrulo from Zeus Jones joins us to talk about what skills and characteristics make up a great designer and how abstaining from a specific specialization has allowed the agency to grow into more exciting engagements.https://zeusjones.com

Eric Frost, Co-Founder of Zeus Jones and CEO of NOSTOS joins us to talk about how culture drives the creativity and innovation at Zeus Jones and why NOSTOS is poised to revolutionize the agency/consultancy network model.https://nostos.network & https://zeusjones.com

Christian Erickson is a father, husband and a creative and partner at Zeus Jones in Minneapolis, Minnesota. (A “not an advertising agency” advertising agency.) A member or former member of a lot of bands with super cool names including, but not limited to: Astronaut Wife, Fairchord & Fixer, Blue Sky Blackout, Judgement of Paris and The Sevateem. He’s also a massive Dr. Who fan as well as someone who can, in his own words, recite 90% of Robo Cop the movie from memory … which we have to say was pretty dope when it first came out. Beyond his eclectic creative resume, Christian has the best sounding mic we have every heard on the show. Join us as discuss a wide range of topics, including getting comfortable with being uncomfortable and the anxiety-reducing concept of “planned happenstance.”   • • • • • SHOW NOTES   The Caves — A Rock Opera based on Christian's favorite episode of Dr. Who can be listened to here: https://thesevateem.bandcamp.com/album/the-caves All proceeds from streaming and sales will benefit Doctors Without Borders! For updates on live performances of The Caves, follow Christian on Twitter here: https://twitter.com/TheSevateem/status/1056205843941785600 Need an advertising agency that isn't really an advertising agency, or just want to work somewhere that isn't so rulsey, go here: https://zeusjones.com Ask us a question on Twitter or Instagram. Stay up to date or buy a freakin' hoodie here: Beatroublemaker.com

Doug sits down with Eric Frost, Founder and Creative of Zeus Jones, to discuss the importance of advertising giants Fallon and Cambell Mithun (and all of their offshoots) in building the creative class in Minneapolis. Also, why First Avenue is a bad place to bring a first date and why you should not be able to claim Space Camp as an alma mater when online dating! 

In this interview, Adrian Ho, CEO of Zeus Jones, talks about how his company collaborates with clients on the simultaneous development of products and their branding—specifically by integrating service and experience into product design, facilitating customer engagement with the client, and developing ways to make it easier for customers to do business with the brand. Food and health-care-related companies are key verticals for Zeus Jones.   What is a marketer to do when s/he stops believing in advertising and stops believing that advertising is the right way to build brands?   Four employees of Fallon, a “world class agency in the middle of the prairie,” spun off Fallon's digital marketing department when it no longer “fit” with the larger agency. They founded Zeus Jones with the vision of creating an agency focused on building branding into products and services, rather than wrapping advertising around those offerings when the products were ready to hit the market. Adrian refers to the idiom, “Actions speak louder than words,” and notes, “If you can build remarkability into the products and brands, obviously you have to spend a lot less trying to create remarkability afterwards.”   Three services Zeus Jones provides are: Service and experience design – designing better ways for customers to engage with companies Marketing innovation – building the marketing into the products and services Brand and product innovation – working with product development and R&D to build branding and product at the same time.   Adrian presented “Bridging the Gap between Brand and Experience Design” at HubSpot's Inbound 2018, where he discussed how brands could be defined by experience, and how to bring that about. He believes a “new kind of marketing” is emerging. Patterns of this are evident, but he feels it is not yet understood . . . nor has it been mastered. Adrian can be reached through his company's website at  zeusjones.com or on Twitter @adrianho.

David Annis, Managing Director and a partner at Zeus Jones joins me to talk about why innovation does not need to live only on the "innovation team" in an organization and how a "thin stack" vs "full stack" innovation approach changes your outcomes.

Welcome to the Season 2 Finale! This is a conversation the co-founder of Zeus Jones, Adrian Ho. Adrian started his career in the mailroom at Lord, Denstu & Partners before working his way into planning. Since then, he's been a Planner at JWT, a Planning Director at Goodby and the Director of Account Planning at Fallon. In 2007, he and his partners launched Zeus Jones, part of a new breed of creative companies that are looking beyond advertising for growth. Their clients include General Mills, Nestle and 3M. Enjoy!

“I like to say I'm pleasantly OCD.” Erik Westra creates events that are meaningful, memorable, and seamless for attendees, speakers, and sponsors. Westra was the director of media and events at Brain Traffic, where he produced Confab Events. He's the cofounder of Contents, and from 2000 to 2007 Westra was the head of promotion and publicity at two legendary concert venues: The Empty Bottle and First Avenue.  Erik has worked with Maximum Fun, Zeus Jones, the Walker Art Center, the MIT Media Lab and many other notable organizations. On this episode of the podcast, Erik talks about how he went from booking bands at clubs to producing events. He talks about knowing how to bring the right people into a project, his desire and need to always have some projects that feel creatively fulfilling, and the often missed practicalities of planning an event or conference. Erik also talks about why he loves helping others and how he tries to keep family time protected from work.   

Flinging ads at a problem does not a marketer make, not in today's business world. That's the opinion of Gareth Kay as he joins host Jay Ehret for a discussion on radical marketing. What is radical marketing? What should be the role of a marketer, CMO, and marketing agencies going forward? TOPICS DISCUSSED: A Radical Approach to Marketing The Role of Marketers Today Hacking and Doing Things Differently The Unimportance of Brands The Ineffectiveness of Advertising See complete show notes and links on the website:www.PowerToTheSmallBusiness.com