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Mark Anthony Edmonson, Chief Marketing Officer of GoGo squeeZ North America, shares powerful insights on emotional brand building, AI-driven marketing, and leading in a market that’s in perpetual beta.
With more than 25 years of experience shaping global brands at Procter & Gamble, Campbell Soup Company, and now GoGo squeeZ, Mark shares hard-earned marketing wisdom from the front lines of CPG. He explains why CMOs must focus on substance over hype, how to separate fleeting trends from lasting consumer truths, and why AI should act as an insight synthesizer—not a replacement for human empathy. Drawing on his background in computer science and mathematics, he outlines how breaking down complex problems, asking better questions, and grounding every decision in real human stories is what truly moves brands forward.
He also discusses GoGo squeeZ’s strategic evolution beyond a toddler snack brand, tapping into Gen Z culture through music, niche sports, and bold partnerships to transform the brand into an active lifestyle badge. From expanding the addressable market to leveraging cultural moments authentically, Mark demonstrates how brands can grow by meeting consumers where they are and where they’re going next.
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By Collage GroupMark Anthony Edmonson, Chief Marketing Officer of GoGo squeeZ North America, shares powerful insights on emotional brand building, AI-driven marketing, and leading in a market that’s in perpetual beta.
With more than 25 years of experience shaping global brands at Procter & Gamble, Campbell Soup Company, and now GoGo squeeZ, Mark shares hard-earned marketing wisdom from the front lines of CPG. He explains why CMOs must focus on substance over hype, how to separate fleeting trends from lasting consumer truths, and why AI should act as an insight synthesizer—not a replacement for human empathy. Drawing on his background in computer science and mathematics, he outlines how breaking down complex problems, asking better questions, and grounding every decision in real human stories is what truly moves brands forward.
He also discusses GoGo squeeZ’s strategic evolution beyond a toddler snack brand, tapping into Gen Z culture through music, niche sports, and bold partnerships to transform the brand into an active lifestyle badge. From expanding the addressable market to leveraging cultural moments authentically, Mark demonstrates how brands can grow by meeting consumers where they are and where they’re going next.
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