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CMO Confidential
Mike Linton // I Hear Everything Podcast Network
148 episodes
3 days ago

Wonder what it's like to control millions of dollars of marketing budget? Manage hundreds of people? Make the decisions on which ideas get to market?

The CMO Confidential podcast shares how it feels to be in that chair of the shortest-tenured position on the C-suite.

We detail the long, hard road most ideas take to get to market & how challenging it is to get the best ones through.

Hosted by Mike Linton -- the former P&G Brand Manager who went on to be the Chief Marketing Officer of Best Buy, eBay, and Farmers Insurance, as well as the Chief Revenue Officer of Ancestry.com and the head marketer at Remington -- this show serves as an ongoing lesson plan for how to get, do, keep, and handle the pressures of the CMO job.



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Wonder what it's like to control millions of dollars of marketing budget? Manage hundreds of people? Make the decisions on which ideas get to market?

The CMO Confidential podcast shares how it feels to be in that chair of the shortest-tenured position on the C-suite.

We detail the long, hard road most ideas take to get to market & how challenging it is to get the best ones through.

Hosted by Mike Linton -- the former P&G Brand Manager who went on to be the Chief Marketing Officer of Best Buy, eBay, and Farmers Insurance, as well as the Chief Revenue Officer of Ancestry.com and the head marketer at Remington -- this show serves as an ongoing lesson plan for how to get, do, keep, and handle the pressures of the CMO job.



Show more...
Management
Technology,
Business,
Marketing
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Michael Treff, CEO Code and Theory | B2B Marketing - The Year in Review & the Year Ahead
CMO Confidential
39 minutes 50 seconds
1 month ago
Michael Treff, CEO Code and Theory | B2B Marketing - The Year in Review & the Year Ahead
A CMO Confidential Interview with Michael Treff, the CEO of Code and Theory joins us for our 150th Show to share observations on the major forces impacting the B2B space. Michael details how "empowered buyers" are forcing sellers to increase focus on customer value creation and transforming marketing and sales from "leads to information" which is also shifting spending to capital expense. Key topics include: why the next AI frontier is customer experience; the need for companies to have both a long and short-term AI plans; why budgeting won't get any easier and; the gap between the CX problems and CX actions. Tune in to hear why you need to have an "AI plan for your humans" and learn if you need " a personalized relationship with your mustard." CMO Confidential #150: Michael Treff on B2B’s Year-In-Review, What’s Next, and How AI Will Actually Drive Growth** B2B is being rebuilt from the core. Michael explains why budgets are shifting from media to infrastructure, how the funnel is being rewritten by agentic search, and where AI must move from efficiency to growth. We also cover the KPIs that matter, budgeting realism for 2026, and three things every CMO should know by the end of next year. Sponsored by Typeface—the agentic AI marketing platform helping brands turn one idea into thousands of on-brand experiences. Learn more: typeface.ai/cmo. **Chapters** 00:00 Intro + show setup 01:00 Sponsor: Typeface — agentic AI marketing, enterprise-grade & integrated 02:00 Guest intro: Michael Treff, CEO of Code and Theory 03:00 B2B landscape: investment shifts, changing journeys, disintermediation 07:00 From MQLs to value: sales enablement and end-to-end outcomes 10:00 Mid-roll: Typeface ARC agents & content lifecycle 11:00 Why suites win: implementation and value realization after the sale 15:00 AI phases: Wave 1 (efficiency) → Wave 2 (growth) pressures on agencies 17:00 CX as the bridge: measure outcomes, not vanity metrics 22:00 Roadmaps, humans, and culture—planning beyond point tools 26:00 Budget reality check: deliberation, polarization, and trade-offs 29:00 Personalization vs. business impact—what to fund and measure 33:00 By end of 2026: know your human plan, AI maturity, and new journeys 35:00 2026 prediction: the ROI vice tightens—agencies must be consultative 36:00 Closing advice: “Interrogate everything yourself.” 38:00 Wrap + where to find past episodes 39:00 Sponsor close: Typeface—see how ASICS & Microsoft scale personalization **About our sponsor, Typeface**  @typefaceai  is the first multimodal, agentic AI marketing platform that automates workflows from brief to launch, integrates with your MarTech stack, and delivers enterprise-grade security—named AI Company of the Year by Adweek and a TIME Best Invention. Learn more: typeface.ai/cmo. **Tags** B2B marketing, enterprise marketing, customer experience, AI marketing, agentic AI, marketing ROI, sales enablement, Code and Theory, Michael Treff, Mike Linton, CMO strategy, marketing budget, personalization, Martech, Typeface See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
CMO Confidential

Wonder what it's like to control millions of dollars of marketing budget? Manage hundreds of people? Make the decisions on which ideas get to market?

The CMO Confidential podcast shares how it feels to be in that chair of the shortest-tenured position on the C-suite.

We detail the long, hard road most ideas take to get to market & how challenging it is to get the best ones through.

Hosted by Mike Linton -- the former P&G Brand Manager who went on to be the Chief Marketing Officer of Best Buy, eBay, and Farmers Insurance, as well as the Chief Revenue Officer of Ancestry.com and the head marketer at Remington -- this show serves as an ongoing lesson plan for how to get, do, keep, and handle the pressures of the CMO job.