Wagner Live

Wagner Live

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Wagner Live episodes

  • S1 E00: Title Pending
    In this episode, Wágner discusses how women in creative jobs are often victims of sexual harassment, sexism, demoralization, and sexual assault. The Harvey Weinstein scandal has reopened a very sad yet important dialogue regarding how women are victimized in the workplace by men. Wágner examines the problem as it specifically relates to the creative industry and what can be done to make it stop.
    32 min
  • S1 E00: Title Pending
    In this episode, we discuss how brands often get stuck on the “me me me” syndrome and forget that it’s not all about them. In fact, very little of it should be.
    18 min
  • S1 E80: Midweek Update
    This episode is a midweek check-in on what’s recently made the news in business, marketing, advertising, and branding, with expert and frank commentary.
    Topics covered include:
    • Coca-Cola
    • Nielson
    • Facebook
    • Netflix
    18 min
  • S1 E00: Title Pending
    In this episode, Wágner interviews Jessica Korthuis, a powerhouse brand strategist with a systematic approach to marketing and a robust understanding of brand management, user experience, agile and lean methodologies, the customer buying journey, and building sustainable business models. Jessica most recently launched SOHUIS, a digital communications consulting company that designs comprehensive communication strategies for global initiatives dedicated to sustainability, innovation, and social impact.
    48 min
  • S1 E00: Title Pending
    In this episode, Wágner talks about some of the differences between younger and older workers. Have you often wondered which is better or are you in one of the categories and looking for work?
    16 min

About Wagner Live

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A business and marketing podcast that tells it like it is without the fluff. It's honest, direct, and raw. Hosted by Wágner dos Santos, an advertising agency veteran who has owned multiple businesses since the age of 17. You might say that he's a tad bit qualified.