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About David Pfluger:
- Websites: - https://davidpfluger.com/ - https://harmonic.ai/get-discovered
- Social: https://www.linkedin.com/in/davidpfluger/
About Jeff Simpson & Trampoline Branding:
- Website: https://trampolinebranding.com/
- Social: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeff-simpson-49a01b13/
About Ana Carolina Salazar & Bold Hispanic Marketing:
- Website: https://boldhispanic.marketing/en/
- Social: https://www.linkedin.com/in/anacarosalazar/
About Neelesh Rangwani and WishUp:
- Website: https://www.wishup.co/
- Social: [https://www.linkedin.com/in/themrhanksmith/](https://www.linkedin.com/in/neeleshrangwani/)
About Justin Kramm & Shitshow Creative:
- Website: https://shitshowcreative.com/
- Social: https://www.linkedin.com/in/justinkramm/
Here are three things you’ll learn in this episode:
The biggest PR campaign successes and failures, and what makes a brand strategy truly effective.
Bill shares lessons from campaigns, highlighting how timing, audience alignment, and authenticity determine success.
How to navigate influencer marketing and reach the right audience without relying on vanity metrics.
Learn why frequency, targeting the right followers, and consistent effort matter more than impressions or one-off posts.
Mindset shifts for working with challenger brands versus established brands, and why creativity and authenticity matter.
Discover how limited budgets and smaller brand recognition demand resourcefulness, scrappiness, and staying true to your brand voice.
About Bill Byrne & Remedy PR:
- Website: http://www.remedypr.com/
- Social: https://www.linkedin.com/in/billbyrne/
Why strong fundamentals matter more than software trends when building a long-lasting creative career.
Rotimi discusses the importance of mastering core design principles, problem-solving skills, and creativity over relying solely on tools or trends.
How to grow as a designer by embracing feedback, taking risks, and developing a consistent personal process.
Learn how to handle critique, anticipate challenges, and prepare for compromises while keeping your creative vision intact.
What separates product design from graphic design — and how Rotimi navigated his own pivot toward a more impactful design path.
Insights into collaborating with engineers, understanding constraints, and balancing creativity with practical execution in product design.
About Rotimi Solola & So Design:
- Website: https://www.so-design.co/
- Social: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rotimi-solola-b93a916a/
Here are three things you’ll learn in this episode:
How to take lessons from corporate life and apply them to building a more agile, authentic agency.
Corey shares how his time at Comcast and Campbell Soup taught him structure, strategy, and leadership, skills he later adapted to create a more flexible, people-first culture at BCC Interactive.
Why authenticity, empathy, and personality are key to long-lasting client relationships.
From building trust with clients to turning conversations into partnerships, Corey explains how being genuine and transparent has helped BCC Interactive stand out in a crowded marketing industry.
How Cory plans to grow BCC Interactive with AI innovations and passion projects in the mental health space.
Looking ahead, Corey discusses using AI to streamline processes, expand his team, and make an impact by helping therapists and clients connect more easily online.
About Cory Young & BCC Interactive:
- Website: https://www.bccinteractive.com/
- Social: https://www.linkedin.com/in/cory-james-young-mba/
Here are three things you’ll learn in this episode:
How Fully Managed bridges creative and operational excellence to help brands grow internationally — through streamlined workflows, clear communication, and a shared vision between teams.
The importance of cultural awareness and trust in global partnerships — as Kazu and Lucas share real experiences adapting strategies to different markets while maintaining authenticity.
Why putting people and purpose before profit leads to long-term success — highlighting how empathy, collaboration, and genuine relationships drive sustainable growth.
About Kazuo Kubo & Lucas Ribeiro:
- Website: http://72andsunny.com/
- Social: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lucasantunesribeiro/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/alexandre-kazuo-kubo-33189177/
Here are three things you’ll learn in this episode:
1. A Day in the Life of a Creative
This video provides a glimpse into the dynamic and varied nature of a creative's day. From brainstorming sessions to pitching ideas and collaborating with directors, the Jesse and Gerardo highlights the excitement and challenges of working on multiple projects at different stages, ensuring that no two days are the same.
2. The Strength of Personal Work
Jesse and Gerardo emphasizes that infusing personal experiences into creative projects can significantly enhance their impact. By drawing from their own lives, they create work that resonates more deeply with audiences, as seen in their successful Rona campaign inspired by childhood memories of hockey.
3. The Joys of Working in Advertising
The video captures the rewarding aspects of working in advertising, such as the collaborative process, the thrill of seeing ideas come to life, and the opportunity to work with like-minded individuals. Jesse and Gerardo express their appreciation for the creative freedom and the ability to make meaningful connections through their work.
About Gerardo Agbuya & Jesse Wilks:
- Websites: https://gerardoandjesse.com/
https://www.courageinc.com/
- Social: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gerardoagbuya/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/jessewilks/
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