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Today we’re going to talk about how agility can help an organization maintain good employee and customer experience, despite tumultuous times. We are also going to talk about how the role of great employee experience is to make sure that employees are enabled to find balance between their work and personal lives, and that, when done well, one benefits from the other.
To help me discuss this topic, I’d like to welcome Nancy Greatrix, Director of Human Resources and Becky Lechner, Employment Brand Manager, from Room and Board.
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Today we’re going to talk about startups, and the importance of ensuring your teams are able to maintain agility throughout your development and growth. This means knowing how to configure your teams with both internal and external resources, and even when to build things internally versus externally.
To help me discuss this topic, I’d like to welcome Dan Moore, CEO and Co-Founder, Vaporware. Dan co-founded Vaporware to help entrepreneurs take their software ideas to market. Over the past 6 years, he has helped Vaporware deliver thousands of iterations across dozens of apps in 4 main industries (Healthcare, HR, Real Estate, and IT) - ranging from the first MVP versions to modern iterations on mature solutions. With a strong belief that anyone can become the next big software as a service company, he leads Vaporware in helping business founders pivot their business through process automation, technical modernization, and software innovation
Today we’re going to talk about the need for any business in any industry, including medicine to be able to adapt to our times. This can be done through technological innovation, but it also requires understanding your customers, or in the case of today’s guest, your patients. To help me discuss this topic, I’d like to welcome Dr. Michael Griewe, CEO at OrthoLive.
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Today we’re going to talk about agility in teams, and how productivity, psychological safety, and an agile approach work together for the benefit of organizations and those who work within them.
To help me discuss this topic, I’d like to welcome Duena Blomstrom, an accomplished author and Co-Founder and CEO of People Not Tech. PeopleNotTech offers a revolutionary machine learning-powered software solution in the form of a work tool that checks and improves Psychological Safety in teams.
We’ve talked about many different ways that you can apply an “agile” philosophy in your work.
Today we’re going to talk about mental agility and what we can do to seize opportunity as the world continues to shift.
To help me discuss this topic, I’d like to welcome Kirk Westwood, Founder & CEO of Glass River Media, and author of the book The Very Best Bad Idea: Innovation, Creativity, and Making Friends With the Mouse.
We’ve talked about many different ways that you can apply an “agile” philosophy in your work.
Today we’re going to talk about mental agility and what we can do to seize opportunity as the world continues to shift. To help me discuss this topic, I’d like to welcome Kirk Westwood, Founder & CEO of Glass River Media, and author of the book The Very Best Bad Idea: Innovation, Creativity, and Making Friends With the Mouse.
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Marketing technology, AI, and customer experience, explained by the people building it. Three times a week, Greg Kihlström interviews CMOs, product leaders, and martech executives from platform…
Each episode runs 20–30 minutes: one guest, one specific problem, no filler. Recent conversations cover what changes when AI agents enter the discovery and purchase path, how to move past traditional A/B testing with reinforcement learning, closing the AI capability gap inside marketing teams, and where personalization stops paying off.
Who it's for: CMOs, VPs of marketing, martech and marketing operations leaders, and CX practitioners at enterprise brands and the platforms that serve them.
Greg Kihlström is an AI transformation advisor to leading brands, a martech futurist, a keynote speaker, and the author of over 25 books on marketing technology, including the Agile Brand Guide series. He has hosted The Agile Brand since 2019 — 900+ episodes, and highly rated across all podcast platforms.
New episodes drop at least three times a week. Follow the show so new episodes arrive automatically.
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