On this episode of The CMO Show we talk to Gabbi Davidson, Marketing Director – Personal Care at Kimberly-Clark: the company behind iconic brands such as Huggies, Kleenex, U by Kotex, and Poise.

Gabbi chats with Mark about how Kimberly Clark's core purpose – better care for a better world – underpins both product development and some leading-edge marketing campaigns you're going to love.

• How Miracle Babies Foundation is growing up strong

• How The Conversation is rising above the chatter

• How Adobe is driving dynamite digital experiences

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On this episode of The CMO Show we talk to Danielle Hodgson, Chief Operating Officer at the Miracle Babies Foundation: an organisation that supports premature newborns, their families, and the hospitals that care for them.

Danielle discusses how the team at Miracle Babies cuts through the noise in a crowded charity landscape, and how partnerships with parents and corporate organisations are key to rallying support.

• How Reflections Holiday Parks is leaning-in to sustainable tourism

• How Collective Wellness Group is making gains in the fitness industry

• How Heaps Normal is finding new solutions to old problems

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On this episode of The CMO Show we meet Margy Vary, CMO at The Conversation, a global, not-for-profit publication that pairs academics with journalists to share knowledge for free.

Margy shares her tactics for building trust and growing an audience and why social impact and responsibility is on The Conversation's radar as much as it is for any other organisation.

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On this episode of The CMO Show Sheerien Salindera, APAC Digital Strategy Lead at Adobe, steps into the hot-seat.

Sheerien offers her insights into today's digital economy, the exciting new technologies consumers have in their sights, and how Adobe is leading by example in the world of digital experiences.

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There's nothing like a good Aussie road-trip and no road-trip is complete without a good pit-stop. While Maccas fries or a 3-week-old hot dog might feel like a good idea at the time, it never takes long for the pangs of regret to set in.

Turns out there's a healthier option available and it's making big inroads in the quick service restaurant (QSR) sector. On this episode of The CMO Show we meet James Wood, Marketing Director at Oliver's, a quick service whole foods brand with 18 restaurants along Australia's east coast.

James reflects on some of the challenges and opportunities that come with being a disruptor in the QSR space, and how Oliver's is finding its groove at just the right time.

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In this episode of The CMO Show we hear from Caitlin Bancroft, CMO at Collective Wellness Group, parent company to a suite of brands including Anytime Fitness, Xtend Barre and SUMMHIIT Fitness.

Caitlin shares some fascinating insights into the booming health and wellness landscape and offers her thoughts on what it takes to carry a strong brand through the franchise business model.

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• How Thankyou lets its values do the talking

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In this episode of The CMO Show we meet Cathy Rennie Matos, Head of Sustainability (ANZ) at Specsavers.

Cathy sheds some light on what sustainability means for Specsavers at a local and global level, and how her role is an opportunity to apply her skills in marketing, PR, CSR and stakeholder management to grow and achieve the company's ESG goals.

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The CMO Show production team

Producer – Rian Newman

Audio Engineers – Ed Cheng & Daniel Marr

In this episode of The CMO Show we're joined by Nick Baker, former CMO at Tourism Australia and current CEO at Reflections Holiday Parks.

Nick spoke to Mark about leading a growing profit-for-purpose enterprise and the unique ways his team are celebrating the natural environments they have the privilege to manage for the people of NSW.

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The CMO Show production team

Producer – Rian Newman

Audio Engineers – Ed Cheng & Daniel Marr

In this episode of The CMO Show we meet Russell Woodruffe, head of brand and marketing at Feros Care. Russell's fusing his private and social sector experience to think differently about the way we tackle some tough conversations around aged care and disability support here in Australia.

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In this episode of The CMO Show we welcome Roni Millard, CMO at Equifax — a company becoming more visible at a time when we really need them to be.

It's a world of big data, machine learning and lots and lots of numbers, but it's storytelling and authentic human connections that are taking Equifax to another level. Hit play below to hear Mark's conversation with Roni Millard.