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  • Media, Marketing, Advertising and Entertainment executives give an insider’s view of the business of the industry. Compelling conversations on creating TV, advertising, audio, research and more, with host, E.B. Moss.
    © 2019-2024 E.B. Moss and Moss Appeal
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Media, Marketing, Advertising and Entertainment executives give an insider’s view of the business of the industry. Compelling conversations on creating TV, advertising, audio, research and more, with host, E.B. Moss.
© 2019-2024 E.B. Moss and Moss Appeal
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  • A Sustainable Podcast! Throwback Bonus for Earth Month

    A Sustainable Podcast! Throwback Bonus for Earth Month
    2025/04/22
    In a never-more-important throwback episode from 2021, hear again from KoAnn Skrzyniarz - who for years has been making a strong case for building Sustainable Brands in global conversations with some of the world’s biggest advertisers. Learn why there's STILL a business -- and social -- value to purpose, perhaps even more so as environmental gains and progress towards sustainability are being undone with 'drill, baby, drill' threats and short-sighted profit-driven agendas. In time for Earth Month, or any time, KoAnn (frequently known by just her first name) shares not just the "whys", but some “hows”: how sustainability has moved the needle for leading brands and how to be resilient in a “VUCA” world. A what? Listen; she'll explain, and we also discuss: The impetus for creating Sustainable Brands What kind of changes has she seen in the brand and media marketplace in terms of embracing brand purpose "Twenty years ago it was not recognized that companies that understood how to innovate for environmental and social benefit were going to be the companies that survived and thrived in the 21st century." Is Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) a good description? (Hint: KoAnn explains why it's more a "business opportunity" and why the ANA [Association of National Advertisers] uses he notion of ‘good growth’. ) How companies should integrate their brand marketers and strategists, the product and service positioning teams AND the sustainability/procurement/diversity teams Is our current focus on brand purpose just another trend? How does it compare to the green rush of the 2007 timeframe or rallying around Hurricane Katrina? Have companies evolved in their mission-driven work? The data supportive of sales driven by environmental and social value propositions; What kinds of brand transformation are happening -- and at which companies? How have companies like Clorox and P&G navigated the road to sustainability? And what is a Brand Transformation Roadmap? How Sustainable Brands itself pivoted during the pandemic to salvage -- and even grow -- their world-class conferences in a VUCA world! (volatility, uncertainty, complexity, and ambiguity!) Additional Links: SB Brand Transformation RoadmapSM. Sustainable Brands global conferences (Coming up Oct '25 in San Diego!) Webinar on the ROI of Sustainability (May '25) Find SB on Insta: @SustainableBrands Connect with E.B. Moss and Insider Interviews: With Media & Marketing Experts LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mossappeal Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/insiderinterviews Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/InsiderInterviewsPodcast/ Threads: https://www.threads.net/@insiderinterviews Blusky: https://bsky.app/profile/mossappeal.bsky.social If you enjoyed this episode, follow Insider Interviews, share with another smart business leader, and leave a comment on @Apple or @Spotify… or a tip in my jar to help me tip my producer, Jim Mullen!: https://buymeacoffee.com/mossappeal! Share
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  • Rishad Tobaccowala: Rethinking Work, Leadership & Humans in Business

    Rishad Tobaccowala: Rethinking Work, Leadership & Humans in Business
    2025/04/11
    What happens when leadership loses its way — and work loses its soul, let alone its staff? In S2 Ep37 the impressive Rishad Tobaccowala, futurist, author, and former Chief Strategy / Growth Officer (now Senior Advisor) of Publicis Groupe joins me on Insider Interviews to offer a refreshingly human take on the future of work. And yes, we have a musical interlude.... The author of “Restoring the Soul of Business” and his latest, "Rethinking Work," explains what it really takes to stay relevant in marketing -- and business in general. As Rishad says, “Change Sucks. But irrelevance is worse!” First, I found out that we are both quadruple espresso fans, so if you wonder where Rishad gets his energy.... THEN I discovered we both had a thing about MATH that changed our respective trajectories*. But, after comparing our coffee rituals we go full steam into how companies need to evolve old leadership styles —from “bossing” to inspiring. Rishad shares why corporate models are in urgent need of a reset, and how flexibility, curiosity, and a human-centered approach must replace outdated hierarchies. Think “fractional workers” and project-based teams meets AI. Rishad urges organizations to stop clinging to legacy systems and start designing for the future. But, as this is primarily a show about media, marketing and advertising, (he is, after all, being inducted in the Advertising Hall of Fame) he also explores how storytelling goes hand in hand with tech and remains a marketing essential — not despite the data age, but because of it. Discover the "5 Cs" of embracing the future in Marketing. Interestingly, as former Chairman of Razorfish, his imprint may have been made on Anthony Yell, who - per Epi 30 - clearly agrees in Collaboration and merging Creativity with tech and storytelling! Of course, we talk brand purpose -- and that theme actually runs through it all, with Rishad explaining how generosity is not just as a personal value, but a business advantage. He shares how this belief drives the Tobaccowala Foundation’s work in improving access to education and healthcare in India — and why doing good can, and should, be good business. This episode is a frank but, yes, inspiring look at how to rethink work, reimagine leadership, and build companies that serve people — not just profit. *(FYI: Hear how math impacted the journey of Cadillac CMO Melissa Grady, too!) Key Moments: 01:03 Rishad Tobaccowala's Background and Award-Worthy Achievements! 02:57 The Essence of Rishad's Books - "Restoring the Soul of Business" and "Rethinking Work" 03:28 Combining Story and Data in Business 06:21 The Continuing Impact of Pandemic WFH Mentality and the Impact of AI on Work Lifestyles 07:11 Rethinking Work Now and Near Term Future Trends 11:02 Strategies for Embracing Change (Yes it "Sucks" But so Does Irrelevance!) 13:04 Building a Future-Ready Workforce 22:02 Personal Development Thru Continuous Learning 23:46 Mentorship and Leadership Advice Through Musical Metaphors (AKA: E.B. has to Sing Again) 25:37 The Crisis in Modern Leadership 26:07 Boss vs. Leader: Key Differences 32:06 Generosity as a Strategy 37:39 The Tobaccowala Foundation's Mission 39:45 The Future of Marketing and Creativity (Hint: Does Not Fit in the Containers of the Past!) 46:03 Book Summary and Can’t Miss Resources Oh, and you might WIN! ...Add a "like" and a comment on Apple, Spotify or YouTube for this episode, and I'll randomly (okay, those who LOVE the show might have an advantage!) will be entered to win a copy of Rishad's book which I'll announce on or before 4/30/25. BUT to make SURE you get your own, and to learn more about Rishad, visit: https://rethinking-work.io/whats-inside-2 Follow, Connect & Share the Love Connect with Rishad: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rishadtobaccowala/ Learn about Rishad/Purchase Rethinking Work: https://rethinking-work.io/ Connect with E.B.
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  • Marketing Women’s Healthcare is Win-Win

    Marketing Women’s Healthcare is Win-Win
    2025/03/25
    Wendy Lund isn’t just a powerhouse in healthcare marketing — she’s also a longtime family friend, thanks to her working alongside my sister Lisa years ago -- also in healthcare marketing -- then becoming neighbors and "besties." As a result, I also know Wendy is a longtime advocate for women's health, and is as passionate about promoting good information as she is about, well, her dog, Yogi! Yogi And that is one cute dog: spoiler alert in case you miss the video. As Chief Client Officer of Health@WPP, former CEO of GCI Health, and former Chief Communications Officer at Organon, Wendy has been a force in transforming how we talk about — and invest in — women’s healthcare. In May 2025 she’s being honored with the Pinnacle Award by MM+M for her leadership and impact. The Imperative for Information and Innovation around Women's Health - Health@WPP at SXSW In yet another heartfelt, informative, and often funny conversation apropos Women's History Month, Wendy explains why Health@WPP believes wise innovation, factual and frequent information around women's healthcare is an imperative. Those are the pillars driving that progress — and why that’s not just good for society, but great for business. 🧠 Innovation: Women’s Health Is a Smart Investment Wendy makes the case that women’s health should be seen as a business opportunity, not just a cause. From underdiagnosed conditions like menopause symptoms to overlooked opportunities in mobility, pain management, and nutrition, she shares how both pharma companies and mainstream brands can make a real difference — and a real impact. She points to emerging tech, from CGMs for glucose management to smarter birth control options, and even a unique innovation from Ford Motor Company — a redesigned seatbelt for women post-mastectomy. Innovation, Wendy explains, must be fueled by insights and empathy. “There are thousands of smaller innovations out there. The business community needs to see them not as one-offs, but as lasting solutions that can revolutionize care.” 📢 Information... and The Fight Against Misinformation Wendy doesn’t shy away from the pitfalls of misinformation in healthcare — especially in a digital age. Or, as I like to say, "Paging Dr. Google!" While social platforms have helped women access critical information, they’ve also opened the floodgates to false and harmful content. Wendy shares how Health@WPP has partnered with platforms like NextDoor to connect neighbors and caregivers around trusted health information — particularly around cancer — and how listening to real people’s concerns is just as critical as broadcasting solutions. “There’s a lot of information women aren’t aware of… We want to make sure they have what they need to take care of themselves — and each other.” 🚨 Imperative: Now Is the Time to Act For Wendy, women’s health is personal — and urgent. She calls on companies in every industry, from QSR to automotive, to look for authentic ways to support women’s well-being. Whether it’s creating an inflammation-free menu, investing in reproductive health, or advocating through empathetic HR policies, the opportunity is real. And yes, she also talks about the role of men as health allies — something that moved both of us deeply. From helping their wives track mammogram dates to sharing stories about caregiving, Wendy reminds us that men are essential to pushing this movement forward. But companies are key, too. In fact, she says: "Everybody has a role to play. We can’t afford to sit back. We have to push forward." ⏱ Key Highlights [00:00:10] Meet Wendy ... and Yogi [00:02:43] How Wendy’s early work at Planned Parenthood and NLN shaped her mission [00:05:35] Why women’s health is smart business: overlooked innovation opportunities [00:11:03] How Organon’s campaigns and podcast empowered real women’s voices [00:16:06] Social media’s double-edged sword in health information
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