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In this first short series, we speak to a number of senior leaders within the Marketing industry in Scotland, discussing a wide range of topics - from the trials and tribulations of starting and building a successful marketing agency, to marketing innovation within the drinks industry, the hot topic of sustainability and marketing in a pre and post Covid world.
This podcast series highlights the creativity, passion, resilience and success of some of our talented industry colleagues.
This podcast series highlights the creativity, passion, resilience and success of some of our talented industry colleagues.
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A shared experience and exploration of how best to support marketers returning to work after a maternity leave. How having conversations, rather than making assumptions, could lead to best outcome returns.
In this special episode of Leading Conversations, Barry speaks to Benny Higgins, a recent recipient of an Honorary Fellowship from the Marketing Society Scotland, about a wide range of subjects including his long and illustrious career in banking, his love of football, his passion for the arts, poetry and topically, what commonality is shared by Robert Burns and Marketing.
In the latest episode, Barry reminisces with Lane's Ian 'Fletch' Fletcher and Dentsu Creative's Mark Gorman on the significant transformations witnessed in the Advertising industry since they started out their careers in the 80s and 90s. Tune in to hear their stories from crafting briefs on typewriters to unforgettable TV shoots, while exploring agency tribes and staying ahead of the latest trends in advertising technology.
Host Barry Fearn talks to Gavin Bell, owner of performance agency Yatter and Liam Hall, Performance Director at Lane Media, about the current trends in Performance Media channels. They discuss how this years changes in both Google & Meta are unprecedented, whether Black Friday has ‘eaten itself’ and what changes they see on the horizon as they look ahead to 2024 and beyond.
In this episode of Leading Conversations, I talk to Jenny Emslie Owner & CEO of Sunshine: The Social Agency, and Barrington Reeves Creative Director & Founder of Too Gallus. Chatting about what inspired them as young agency founders. As well as some of the challenges faced as they've grown their businesses and the exciting opportunities they see for the future.
We've all heard the phrase "Having it all" but what does it really mean, where does it come from, and does it still have a place in today's world? Guest host Sallie Bale, Strategist at Lane, along with guests tech industry expert Melinda Matthews and Head of Marketing, Brand Homes Scotland at Diageo Alan McGarrie, discuss what the phrase means to them, and whether they think it still has mileage today. Or is it time to retire the phrase altogether? Have a listen and see what you think about "Having it all".
In this episode, Barry is joined by Lisl Macdonald and Thorranze Cheung for a fascinating talk, discussing their respective experiences working in marketing in both the East and the West of the world and their unique takes on what Cultural Fluidity means to them.
Tune into our latest episode of Leading Conversations, recently recorded live at the Marketing Society’s Digital Day, where a number of inspiring speakers from various corners of the vast digital spectrum shared their learnings, insights and exciting new technologies with a packed auditorium at The Glasgow Science Centre.
In this episode, Barry leads the conversation with Lynsey Fusco from The Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo and Shona McCarthy from the Edinburgh Fringe Festival Society.They openly discuss some of the key challenges currently faced by our cultural attractions, as well as the opportunities ahead for their unique, globally-renowned brands.
In the latest episode of the Leading Conversations podcast, Barry talks to David Cotter from Edrington and Sarah Baillie from StudioLR about the differences and similarities between Intrapreneurs and Entrepreneurs. They discuss examples of Intrapreneurial thinking, whether being an Intrapreneur is nature vs. nurture and how new ideas can help businesses grow from within.
In this episode, Barry talks to Gill Wylie from Frame and Vic Milne from Leith about Planning & Strategy. They discuss some of the planning & strategy myths, delve into the mystique and debate whether there is an optimum balance of instinct & intuition vs. theory and try and ultimately try and simplify what it actually is - and therefore also isn’t.
In this episode, Barry talks to Iain Valentine and Ian Duncan about all things Web 3.0 - they cover everything from the Metaverse to NFTs, delving into discussion as to where physical and virtual realities collide.
In this episode, Barry delves into the hot topic of Employer Brands with guests John Botia and Steph Halliday. The trio discuss what an Employer Brand really means and the increasing importance of having an authentic employer brand.
In this latest episode, Barry talks to India Morrow and Kirsty Chalmers about their respective experience in marketing Food brands, alongside their status as Future Leader members of the Marketing Society. They share some lessons learned so far in their careers along with some insight to the challenges they currently face and how they are helping to support their brands.
In the UK our workforce is about 30% women over 50. And many of them will be going through the menopause. So why don’t we talk about it? Ali Findlay, Chief Executive of The Lane Agency guest hosts this episode of the Leading Conversations podcast and is joined by Diane Burke from Calmac and Emily Hayes from News UK, to discuss and encourage open and honest conversation, as well as the creation of a positive language around making the working world a better place for women during this life stage.
In the first episode of series 2, Barry is joined by Jim Kelly from Story and Maddy Sim from Carat, for a topical conversation around Marketing in a Recession. They share advertising stories and insight from previous recessions and discuss what related lessons they have learned in their careers so far.
Barry is joined by Frankie Coia and David Craik live on stage from the Marketing Society Digital Day in Edinburgh, in a lively discussion called the 'Hoverboard Test'. The panel discuss which contemporary digital and technological advancements are here for good vs. short-term fads.
In episode 6, Barry talks to Claire Prentice and Jill Walker from the Scottish Government. We talk about their respective careers in from their agency start up experience to roles in social and health marketing. We revisit the early days of the coronavirus pandemic and how the Scottish Government, with the help of their agencies, quickly adapted to working from home and agile decision making processes.
In episode 5, I'm joined by Christian Arno and Olly Davies as we discuss the broad, but piping hot topic of sustainability – from Christian's determined focus on climate change following his Dads arrest, sustainable tourism in the Cairngorms, to how bad bananas are and greenwashing vs. bona fide impact investing...... And lots more in our candid conversation on what climate change and sustainability means to marketers, business owners and leaders in all types of industries.
In this episode of Leading Conversations, Barry speaks to Cara Chambers from International Beverage and Rod Gillies from Whyte and Mackay about their experience in the drinks marketing industry. Our chat ranges from big budget beer brand advertising, to the opportunities and challenges that the pandemic has created in the eCommerce drinks market and of course, who is coming along for to our fantasy drinks night out. Please listen responsibly!
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