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During this 205th episode of “Marketing Today,” host Alan Hart interviews Leland Maschmeyer, the chief creative and strategy officer at Chobani.
On the show today, Maschmeyer shares what he's doing at Chobani and tells us about this unbelievable creative organization he's now leading at the company. We talk about recent campaign work as well as his philosophy on design and business and the intersection between those two things.
Maschmeyer shares that he built Chobani's internal agency out of a desire to transform Chobani into a creatively-driven culture. Creativity was critical for Chobani's growth plans. He says, "Change requires going through periods of destruction, periods of learning, periods of being unknown." They never wanted to separate their agency from the rest of the organization. Maschmeyer says that his desire to do the best creative work possible has always been at the intersection of design and business. We talk about the strategy they devised for the “Almost Milk” campaign, its visual style, and the campaign's emphasis on usage and occasion. Throughout this conversation, Maschmeyer highlights the critical importance of creativity and how that drives decisions at Chobani.
Highlights from this week's “Marketing Today”:
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During this 205th episode of “Marketing Today,” host Alan Hart interviews Leland Maschmeyer, the chief creative and strategy officer at Chobani.
On the show today, Maschmeyer shares what he's doing at Chobani and tells us about this unbelievable creative organization he's now leading at the company. We talk about recent campaign work as well as his philosophy on design and business and the intersection between those two things.
Maschmeyer shares that he built Chobani's internal agency out of a desire to transform Chobani into a creatively-driven culture. Creativity was critical for Chobani's growth plans. He says, "Change requires going through periods of destruction, periods of learning, periods of being unknown." They never wanted to separate their agency from the rest of the organization. Maschmeyer says that his desire to do the best creative work possible has always been at the intersection of design and business. We talk about the strategy they devised for the “Almost Milk” campaign, its visual style, and the campaign's emphasis on usage and occasion. Throughout this conversation, Maschmeyer highlights the critical importance of creativity and how that drives decisions at Chobani.
Highlights from this week's “Marketing Today”:
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.