The second of our series of shows being produced at Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity 2017 consists of four great interviews. In part 1, Russell Goldsmith chatted Harjot Singh, Chief Strategy Officer, McCann Worldgroup EMEA on the language of comms; In Part 2, it was a warm welcome back to the show to H+K Strategies’ Simon Shaw and Richard Millar who spoke about China’s Age of Ambition and the work they are doing with their client Huawei; Part 3 featured Young Guru and Jerald Cooper discussing their inspirational project 'Era of the Engineer'; and finally, for Part 4, Russell spoke with Carla Buzasi, Global Chief Content Officer at Trend Forecasting company, WGSN

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In the first of our series of shows being produced at Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity 2017, Russell Goldsmith chatted with four guests across two interviews. Firstly, he was joined by Zuleika Burnett, Executive Director for Creative and Innovation at Havas Life Medicom and Lucy McRae, a Body Architect, who talked about the convergence of art, technology and health. Then in Part 2, Russell spoke with Khalid Latif and Shaheed Peera, both of Publicis LifeBrands, who shared a case study about a video campaign their team worked on for Malaria No More.

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Recorded at MOI's Disrupt Forum in London, where the topic of the evening was 'Building a modern marketing organisation of the future', Russell Goldsmith spoke with the four panel members before they took to the stage; Lorraine Graves, Head of Marketing for Cloud Infrastructure Services at Capgemini; Gemma Davies, Marketing Director of Apttus; Scott Allen, CMO at Microsoft UK and Julia Porter a Business Adviser and Board Member of the Direct Marketing Association. Russell was also joined by Joel Harrison, Editor of B2B Marketing, plus he caught up with MOI's MD Matt Stevens on Skype from Singapore.

Disrupt is a regular series of dinner discussions run by MOI, our sponsors for this episode, where you can discover the trends, techniques and ideas driving B2B marketing success in a disruptive world. To find out more details about these events and more on what MOI do for their clients, visit www.moi-global.com

Recorded at PRWeek's Crisis Communications conference in London, Russell Goldsmith spoke with three of the event's speakers: Katie Perkin, Head of Corporate Communications at Sussex Police; Nick Foley, Head of Communications for the National Trust and Fiona Jennings, External Communications Director for TUI UK & Ireland. He also caught up with previous guest of the series, Neil Chapman, Partner of WPNT Communications who have kindly sponsored this episode and you can find out more about their Crisis Comms training at www.wpnt.com. Please note: some of the interviews in this episode refer to events that have involved the loss of human life. We hope listeners will feel we handle this topic sensitively and appropriately, but of course if anyone has any comments or feedback about anything discussed in the show, please get in touch through the contact form on our website at csuitepodcast.com

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Recorded at The Holmes Report's In2 Innovation Summit EMEA in London, Russell Goldsmith spoke with three of the event's speakers: Gareth Hopley, Head of PR and Communications at Pizza Hut Restaurants talked about Purpose Driven Brands; Brad Staples, APCO Worldwide's CEO discussed how corporate communicators can best navigate a fake news world; and Matt Battersby of H+K Strategies explained the concept of applying the Science of Human Behaviour to the Art of Communications

The second of two shows recorded at PRWeek's PR360 conference, Russell Goldsmith spoke with three more of the event's presenters: Stuart Jackson, VP Communications, Europe at Nissan spoke about Authenticity across Integrated Communications; Olivia Lory Kay, INITION's Strategy Director discussed Virtual Reality for PR; and finally, Nick Barron, Managing Director, Corporate Reputation at Edelman gave his views on relevancy in a post-truth world.

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Recorded at PRWeek's PR360 conference, Russell Goldsmith spoke with three of the event's presenters: Emilie Colker, VP for social impact and global campaigns at Pearson talked about their 'Project Literacy' campaign; Morven Mackinnon, PR Director for LEVI'S in Europe and the UK discussed working with Online Influencers in the fashion world, and Ali Gee, FleishmanHillard Fishburn’s Deputy CEO and Senior Partner talked through her Seven Sins of Change presentation

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Russell Goldsmith chats to two guest currently based in the United Arab Emirates about what the region is doing to attract both businesses and tourists. First off he spoke with Hamdi Kulahcioglu, the General Manager of Tryano, the luxury store that is situated in the Yas Mall in Abu Dhabi. He was then joined by Alex Malouf, Procter & Gamble’s Corporate Communications and Reputation Manager for the Arabian Peninsula.

Show 39 was recorded at the Meetings Industry Association’s annual conference where Russell Goldsmith spoke with guests, Trevor Williams, Professor of Economics and Finance at Derby University and member of the Institute of Economic Affairs Shadow Monetary Policy Committee; Jane Sunley, Founder & CEO of Employee Engagement Consultancy and Tech Provider, Purple Cubed; and Deidre Wells OBE, Chief Executive of UKinbound.

In Show 38, Russell Goldsmith spoke with El Cavanagh-Lomas, VP for HR at Cisco along with Fitness and Wellbeing expert Jessie Pavelka who was also a fitness trainer on the US TV programme, The Biggest Loser. The topic of discussion was about the need to prioritise employee wellbeing and El and Jessie talked about the work they have done in launching Cisco’s wellbeing programme CiscoPavelka. We were also joined by Jean Kerr who looks after Talent Management at Cisco, who has actually taken part in CiscoPavelka, strengthening her mental health resilience.