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Welcome to episode 10 of What's MOps Got To Do With It? Karla and Simon discuss the news that Elon Musk is buying Twitter and what that might mean for marketers. [Note: this was recorded last week and events have obviously moved on but we thought our comments were still relevant so have left them in!] They also asked guest Toby Daniels (see below) for his perspective having previously built a social media event business. There wasn’t time to include it in the podcast so head over to our Bonus Content page to listen to what Toby had to say.
Kicking us off in the marketing operations leader seat is Lauren Sanyal, Director of Marketing Operations at healthcare communication platform provider, TigerConnect. Lauren talks about how important it is for MOps professionals to be both left brained and right brained, scaling Marketing Operations to keep pace with a growing business and experience with sales and marketing alignment.
Next up in the leader slot we are joined by Managing Partner in Web3 incubator Workstead and co-founder of Our Next DAO, Toby Daniels (who just happens to be Simon’s little brother). Toby takes us through what Web3 actually is, how we’re likely to encounter multiple metaverses (“metaversi” as David Berkowitz puts it in his Serial Marketer newsletter), the mysterious acronym “DAO” and what all this means for Marketing Operations. Subscribe to Toby’s excellent (we’re not just saying that!) newsletter rounding-up everything you need to know about Web3, This Week in Web3 and follow him on Twitter where he is @tobyd. And we couldn’t resist sharing this take from the Marketoonist on the future of the metaverse.
And as ever we chat with our favourite Stateside Marketing Operations guru Courtney McAra, principal at Mustang MarTech, as we grab a virtual #CoffeeWithCourtney. Courtney (and in fact Karla too) is celebrating 3 years as an independent consultant, prompting reflections on what has been learnt over that period and how it applies to MOps more broadly.
Share your thoughts on anything discussed in the episode by commenting and rating on your podcast provider or by getting in touch with us on [email protected] or [email protected]. All previous episodes and show notes can also be found on our website at whatsmops.com and follow our new LinkedIn page for regular updates too.
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Welcome to episode 10 of What's MOps Got To Do With It? Karla and Simon discuss the news that Elon Musk is buying Twitter and what that might mean for marketers. [Note: this was recorded last week and events have obviously moved on but we thought our comments were still relevant so have left them in!] They also asked guest Toby Daniels (see below) for his perspective having previously built a social media event business. There wasn’t time to include it in the podcast so head over to our Bonus Content page to listen to what Toby had to say.
Kicking us off in the marketing operations leader seat is Lauren Sanyal, Director of Marketing Operations at healthcare communication platform provider, TigerConnect. Lauren talks about how important it is for MOps professionals to be both left brained and right brained, scaling Marketing Operations to keep pace with a growing business and experience with sales and marketing alignment.
Next up in the leader slot we are joined by Managing Partner in Web3 incubator Workstead and co-founder of Our Next DAO, Toby Daniels (who just happens to be Simon’s little brother). Toby takes us through what Web3 actually is, how we’re likely to encounter multiple metaverses (“metaversi” as David Berkowitz puts it in his Serial Marketer newsletter), the mysterious acronym “DAO” and what all this means for Marketing Operations. Subscribe to Toby’s excellent (we’re not just saying that!) newsletter rounding-up everything you need to know about Web3, This Week in Web3 and follow him on Twitter where he is @tobyd. And we couldn’t resist sharing this take from the Marketoonist on the future of the metaverse.
And as ever we chat with our favourite Stateside Marketing Operations guru Courtney McAra, principal at Mustang MarTech, as we grab a virtual #CoffeeWithCourtney. Courtney (and in fact Karla too) is celebrating 3 years as an independent consultant, prompting reflections on what has been learnt over that period and how it applies to MOps more broadly.
Share your thoughts on anything discussed in the episode by commenting and rating on your podcast provider or by getting in touch with us on [email protected] or [email protected]. All previous episodes and show notes can also be found on our website at whatsmops.com and follow our new LinkedIn page for regular updates too.