In this episode of The Pivot, host Todd Wheatland talks with David Brudenell, Universum's head of digital, about how his dreams of an Olympic medal crashed, an MBA classmate changed the trajectory of his career and much more about his journey.

Davor Miskulin, Enterprise Business Development, Burning Glass Technologies, thinks of himself as the descendent of fellow Croatian Marco Polo. "I have this drive for exploring and I had to rationalize it somehow," he tells The Pivot host Todd Wheatland and explains his unplanned life journey.

Never one for planning, Save The Children Australia's Nicole Brasz tells host Todd Wheatland about how her professional and personal path led her back to her hometown and a stint in an industry to which she never wanted to return.

Carla Johnson, Type A Communications, came from a science family so she studied electrical engineering. After two years, she opted to become a history major and learned the value of storytelling, a skill that has taken her far in her career. In this episode of The Pivot, host Todd Wheatland sits down with Carla to learn more about her journey and why she co-authored the book Experiences: The 7th Era of Marketing with Robert Rose.

In this episode of The Pivot, host Todd Wheatland talks with the Head of Content Marketing at the famed maker of AutoCAD. Dusty DiMercurio shares how a music making philosophy major was able to play his own cool story in marketing.

How does a small town boy from rural Minnesota become one of the most influential thought leaders in digital marketing? This episode of The Pivot, host Todd Wheatland talks with Lee Odden, CEO and Founder of TopRank Online Marketing. Learn how Lee's small town roots still direct how he runs his company today while traveling the globe teaching about attracting, engaging and converting clients and customers.

You may know Jon Loomer as the "Facebook Ads Guy" but in this episode of The Pivot, host Todd Wheatland dives a bit deeper behind the man who is a Power Editor pro. Learn how this Philosophy Major from the Midwest found his way to entrepreneurship by way of the NBA and The American Cancer Society. Jon also discusses how choosing a tight niche in marketing has allowed him to grow his brand and his business.