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What does it really take to bring brand into the boardroom—and keep it there?
In this episode of That’s What I Call Marketing, I sit down with Matt Herbert, co-founder of Tracksuit, for a conversation that moves fast—just like the rocket ship he’s helping build. We talk Series B funding, global expansion (from Bondi to Brooklyn), burnout, brand belief, and why Tracksuit is obsessed with making brand tracking a business conversation, not just a marketing one.
If you're trying to bridge the gap between marketing and the C-suite, or building a brand with B2B swagger, this one's for you.
03:10 – The Series B journey: months in the making
04:30 – How Tracksuit scaled intentionally (and why they waited)
06:20 – Lessons from cracking the US market
08:15 – Why agencies matter to Tracksuit's model
09:35 – Brand health: When awareness is high but trust is low
11:05 – Airbnb, Hilton & what brand data reveals
12:25 – Making brand a boardroom conversation
13:45 – What the C-suite really needs to hear from marketing
15:20 – Instacart's 3-year journey to full-funnel marketing
17:10 – Don’t convince—connect: Learning to speak CFO
18:45 – Brand building for B2B: How Tracksuit lives its own advice
20:00 – Scaling culture without losing yourself
21:50 – Hiring right: From whiteboards to value systems
24:00 – Growing internationally without losing local nuance
26:15 – Why localisation is more than just translation
27:45 – The burnout no one sees: Leading through the scale-up phase
30:00 – Connection, clarity, courage: The Tracksuit leadership triangle
31:20 – Making market research aspirational (yes, really)
32:30 – Final thoughts: Doing serious work, without taking yourself too seriously
🎙️ Guest:
Matt Herbert, Co-Founder of Tracksuit
🎧 Host:
Conor Byrne
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Drop a comment, hit like, and share it with someone who still thinks brand is just a logo.
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What does it really take to bring brand into the boardroom—and keep it there?
In this episode of That’s What I Call Marketing, I sit down with Matt Herbert, co-founder of Tracksuit, for a conversation that moves fast—just like the rocket ship he’s helping build. We talk Series B funding, global expansion (from Bondi to Brooklyn), burnout, brand belief, and why Tracksuit is obsessed with making brand tracking a business conversation, not just a marketing one.
If you're trying to bridge the gap between marketing and the C-suite, or building a brand with B2B swagger, this one's for you.
03:10 – The Series B journey: months in the making
04:30 – How Tracksuit scaled intentionally (and why they waited)
06:20 – Lessons from cracking the US market
08:15 – Why agencies matter to Tracksuit's model
09:35 – Brand health: When awareness is high but trust is low
11:05 – Airbnb, Hilton & what brand data reveals
12:25 – Making brand a boardroom conversation
13:45 – What the C-suite really needs to hear from marketing
15:20 – Instacart's 3-year journey to full-funnel marketing
17:10 – Don’t convince—connect: Learning to speak CFO
18:45 – Brand building for B2B: How Tracksuit lives its own advice
20:00 – Scaling culture without losing yourself
21:50 – Hiring right: From whiteboards to value systems
24:00 – Growing internationally without losing local nuance
26:15 – Why localisation is more than just translation
27:45 – The burnout no one sees: Leading through the scale-up phase
30:00 – Connection, clarity, courage: The Tracksuit leadership triangle
31:20 – Making market research aspirational (yes, really)
32:30 – Final thoughts: Doing serious work, without taking yourself too seriously
🎙️ Guest:
Matt Herbert, Co-Founder of Tracksuit
🎧 Host:
Conor Byrne
Liked the episode?
Drop a comment, hit like, and share it with someone who still thinks brand is just a logo.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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