Advertising Week Co-Founder and Chairman Matt Scheckner sits down with Great Minds from all walks of life from across the globe.
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 308 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | ManagementBusinessMarketing |
On this episode of Great Minds we're pleased to welcome Claire Singer, VP Partnerships at Condé Nast. Claire walks us through her amazing career, with quite a few interesting stops and stories along the way.
Jennifer D’Alessandro brings over 20 years of experience to her role as Head of Ad Sales and Marketing at Future Today, a video distribution and technology company that operates hundreds of OTT channels on connected TV platforms. Jennifer oversees th... more
On this episode of Great Minds, we're pleased to welcome Professor Verne Harris, Acting Chief Executive of the Nelson Mandela Foundation. Verne Harris has been the archivist for the papers of Nelson Mandela since 2004, as Head of the Memory Programme... more
Emma Lacey is Senior Vice President EMEA at Zefr, where in her two years with the company she has helped position Zefr as the leading technology provider for brand safety and suitability across Meta, TikTok and YouTube in the region. Prior to joining... more
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I used to think that was a good quality listen but that was before it turned itself into one big offensive ego stroke. I have stopped subscribing.
There are too many interruptions in this podcast!! I want to hear the interviews but they constantly play music and interrupt!
I found this while looking for Michael Medved’s podcast of the same name. Ended up liking this podcast better. Seems like they divvy it up between business people and entertainment and the balance is solid.
Annoyed the ‘Mathew Knowles on Destiny’s Child Music’ had nothing to do with either... 20 mins of him talking about himself, a good conversation but not what I was looking for today and now my lunch break is over. Listeners’ time is precious... 1 star rating for the clickbait episode title.
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