
The marketing business is like an iceberg. What the public experiences in a :30 second spot on television or online is the tip of the iceberg. So too is the piece of positive publicity about a company or product that someone reads or the piece of persuasive content that lands in their computer or phone. All just the tip of the iceberg.
What’s below the proverbial tip is what this podcast is all ab... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 24 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Pete Kovac is an absolute legend in the advertising world and a founding partner of the iconic agency NKH&W. Pete’s been part of the Kansas City marketing scene for decades, with a career that stretches from working on the client side, to running maj... more
Up next is Jim Glynn, the co-founder of the legendary senior living agency Glynn Devins. Jim and his partner George Devins started from scratch and built one of the most respected firms in the senior living space.
Jim’s story is a great ride. He tak... more
David Westbrook has shaped Kansas City’s marketing and communications world in a big way. He’s the founder of Corporate Communications Group, and his story is incredible. From navigating challenges as a blind student to building a powerhouse PR firm ... more
Harry Campbell’s name comes up a lot when you talk about marketing in Kansas City — and for good reason. He’s had a standout career that’s taken him from Procter & Gamble to Sprint, with several entrepreneurial ventures in between. Whether it was lea... more
Informative, entertaining, and insightful. I've enjoyed these interviews and hearing the backstories. Sometimes I've recognized the name or company, but mostly it's all new to me. I appreciate how you ask a question and let the person tell the story. Each guest has been fascinating and inspiring. You both bring so much to the table; know so many people; and have plenty of stories, too! Well done.
Congratulations on a fantastic podcast and thank you for highlighting these KC advertising trailblazers and their stories.
Excellent work gentlemen! Sharing stories and learning from our past — sounds to me like a great vision for a podcast.
Loved your interview with Bob. Can’t wait to listen to more in the future. Loved my short time at Valentine-Radford before being recruited back home to M/W in Minneapolis. KC is such a great city and marketing communications market. Two quick points. I judged national NAMA with Sam maybe 30 years ago in New Orleans. Such a great guy and talent. Second, I had an offer way back at Frankel & Co. in Chicago. They claimed to have invented the Happy Meal. It was part of their pitch. Thanks for setting... more
Kansas City’s marketing community at its strongest. And it doesn’t hurt to have voices made for radio!
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