Building Brands That Break Through: Human Insight in the AI Era

Join Marketers That Matter for an in-depth, candid conversation among senior marketing leaders as they navigate one of the most complex and rapidly evolving environments our industry has faced.FOLLOW US!Find us on LinkedIn & Instagram 

At a recent Marketers That Matter® Forum hosted by Canva, three top marketing leaders explored these questions through their experiences building brands and reshaping established categories.FOLLOW US!Find us on LinkedIn & Instagram 

Together, leaders at LinkedIn, Intuit, Square, and Workday explore how AI is transforming marketing, products, and business models.FOLLOW US!Find us on LinkedIn & Instagram 

Together, Martin and White offer insights into how legacy brands are adapting to new realities while maintaining the fundamentals that made them so successful.FOLLOW US!Find us on LinkedIn & Instagram 

In this insightful conversation, Gersch and Stransky discuss how Rothy’s and Samsung are building purpose in their brands, consistency and innovation, channel strategies and partnership, and more. FOLLOW US!Find us on LinkedIn & Instagram 

Delta Air Lines’ CMO Alicia Tillman is leading the powerful brand to reach new altitudes. As the airline industry evolves, Delta is positioning itself not just as a transportation provider but as an experiential brand that connects with customers throughout their lives – whether that’s on the ground or at 35,000 feet. FOLLOW US!Find us on LinkedIn & Instagram 

As AI continues to reshape the marketing landscape, top CMOs have discovered that success lies not in resistance, but in renaissance. At a recent Marketers That Matter® Forum held at Atlassian's San Francisco headquarters, four noted marketing leaders shared their strategies for harnessing AI's potential while preserving the human elements that drive marketing success.Our expert panel included:·       Zeynep Ozdemir, CMO, Atlassian·       Laura Jones, CMO, Instacart·       Dana Marineau, CMO, Rakuten·       Connie Wang, SVP of Marketing, HeadspaceFOLLOW US!Find us on LinkedIn & Instagram 

As AI shapes and shifts the business landscape with head-spinning speed, marketing leaders find themselves at the intersection of opportunity and uncertainty. The AI movement continues to surge forward, but the technology’s true potential extends far beyond routine content generation – and few marketers understand this better than Kelly Waldher and Ryan Gavin, two industry veterans who’ve had front-row seats to AI’s evolution.FOLLOW US!Find us on LinkedIn & Instagram 

Attention is the new currency. As consumers are inundated with an endless sea of content of all types, the challenge today for brands isn't just to be seen — it's to achieve relevance and truly matter. This was the crux of a recent Marketers That Matter® Forum at Rokt headquarters in New York City, where industry leaders gathered to discuss how to break through to consumers who are increasingly dealing with digital fatigue.Our expert panel includes:Doug Rozen, CMO, RoktEmma Medina, SVP of Marketing, Cincoro TequilaMia Libby, SVP of Enterprise, Wall Street Journal Barron's GroupThomas Ranese, Former Chief Marketing Officer at Uber & ChobaniRenee Paradise, Strategic Digital Adviser, Veronica BeardFOLLOW US!Find us on LinkedIn & Instagram 

In a hyperconnected world saturated with marketing messages, the quest for genuine brand connections has become increasingly important. Amanda Brinkman, CEO of Sunshine Studios, and Krystal Hauserman, a CMO and strategic advisor, recently sat down with Marketers That Matter® to discuss how brands can create more authentic and purposeful experiences for consumers.FOLLOW US!Find us on LinkedIn & Instagram