In this episode, Dan Sanchez shares how you can package ideas to extend the reach of your thought leadership.
In the episode he covers:

Why packaging ideas are important
The 7 parts to packaging an idea
What packaging ideas allows you to do

In this episode, Dan Sanchez talks with the founder of Sweet Fish, James Carbary, about the power of Collective Thought Leadership.
The concept that can multiply your reach and audience for a fraction of the cost.
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In this episode, Dan Sanchez talks to R obin Farmanfarmaian about the importance of personal branding for thought leadership.
They discuss:

Practical steps to building a magnetic person brand
How to find and leverage your personal story
Why authoring a book is key to thought leadership

In this episode, Dan gives an update in his deep dive into Thought Leadership by sharing the different approaches companies are taking. 
So far, he's encountered these thought leadership marketing types:

Anonymous Thought Leadership
The Thought Leader Founder or CEO
The SME Thought Leader
The Thought Leader Group
Collective Thought Leadership

In this episode, Dan Sanchez talks to S cott Miller who was the Executive Director of Thought Leadership at Franklin Covey about the inner workings of their massive thought leadership program.
They talk about:

What they look for in future thought leaders
How they groom them to get to the next level
How they administrate a program across 23 heavy hitters

In this episode, Dan Sanchez outlines w hy he thinks the term "Thought Leader" has become so frowned upon and what authentic thought leadership can look like. 
To Dan, an Authentic Thought Leader is equal part expert, contributor, and authority on a niche topic.

In this episode, Dan Sanchez talked to Matthijs Van den Broek who is the head of Thought Leadership for WUA about what thought leadership can look like on a tiny or massive budget.
They discuss:

Matthijs' experience creating thought leadership for WUA for 5+ years
What he would do if he had to start over from scratch at a small company
What he would do if his boss 10x his budget

In this episode, Dan Sanchez talks abou t the 20+ books he's read on thought leadership to highlight the first of his top three books. 
What's the first book he recommends? Authority Marketing: How to Leverage 7 Pillars of Thought Leadership to Make Competition Irrelevant by Adam Witty and Rusty Shelton.

In this episode, Dan Sanchez talks to P ete Larkin who is the Senior Marketing Director of Angle Point about his process for creating thought leadership content without being a subject matter expert in the industry.
They discussed at length: 

How to build thought leadership (for other people) in a space you don’t have much technical experience in. 
How to build thought leadership when your actual thought leaders don’t have much non-billable time.
How to leverage analysts and other thought leaders to build thought leadership for your company.

In this episode, Dan Sanchez talks with Jonathan Raveh who is the Head of Thought Leadership at AppsFlyer about how he grew their companies reach by inviting employees to contribute thought leadership.
Find out how:

Thought leadership is now democratized
What employees can share
What thought leadership is (and isn't)
Ways to get employees started in your own company