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Love, Hate, Create
Amar Chohan & Charlotte Williams
23 episodes
9 months ago

A podcast about the world of modern advertising and the talent defining it.

The advertising industry is big and complex, and so are its challenges. The pandemic has seen a fundamental shift in the way people work and collaborate - some have thrived and others have left the industry altogether.

Whilst the ”great resignation” may be overstated, the ”great reshuffle” certainly resonates with many. Even pre- pandemic, there was a huge focus on mental health. People were feeling burnt out: 80-hour weeks aren’t uncommon and incessant client pitching takes its toll. How does the conglomerate’s intense buy-up affect agencies and the creative talent within? Have we lost the creative plot or has there never been a better time to be a marketer? Do emerging technologies kill or merely augment the creative process? We’ve reached a watershed moment in our business and the world in general. If we are to reimagine the future, what does it look like? 

The goal of our podcast is to create an industry-wide debate about the future of the advertising business, which has reached an inflection point. It will be a provocative but earnest investigation, uncovering how we got to this point and what needs to change in order for a sustainable and prosperous future. By speaking to some of the leading lights of the industry we'll aim to find an answer to the critical question: Are we on a road to ruin, or are the glory days still ahead of us? 



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A podcast about the world of modern advertising and the talent defining it.

The advertising industry is big and complex, and so are its challenges. The pandemic has seen a fundamental shift in the way people work and collaborate - some have thrived and others have left the industry altogether.

Whilst the ”great resignation” may be overstated, the ”great reshuffle” certainly resonates with many. Even pre- pandemic, there was a huge focus on mental health. People were feeling burnt out: 80-hour weeks aren’t uncommon and incessant client pitching takes its toll. How does the conglomerate’s intense buy-up affect agencies and the creative talent within? Have we lost the creative plot or has there never been a better time to be a marketer? Do emerging technologies kill or merely augment the creative process? We’ve reached a watershed moment in our business and the world in general. If we are to reimagine the future, what does it look like? 

The goal of our podcast is to create an industry-wide debate about the future of the advertising business, which has reached an inflection point. It will be a provocative but earnest investigation, uncovering how we got to this point and what needs to change in order for a sustainable and prosperous future. By speaking to some of the leading lights of the industry we'll aim to find an answer to the critical question: Are we on a road to ruin, or are the glory days still ahead of us? 



Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Brad Hiranaga - Chief Brand Officer, Cotopaxi
Love, Hate, Create
49 minutes 30 seconds
1 year ago
Brad Hiranaga - Chief Brand Officer, Cotopaxi

Brad Hiranaga, Chief Brand Officer for Cotopaxi, discusses his transition from CPG brands to the outdoor apparel industry and the importance of purpose-driven marketing. He highlights the role of marketing in shaping company culture and being at the forefront of innovation and consumer trends. Brad emphasizes the need for authentic purpose in marketing and the negative impact of opportunistic brands. He advocates for collaboration and partnerships to create a movement for good. Brad's passion for solving social problems and making a positive impact drives his vision for the future of marketing.



Chapters


00:00 Introduction

01:21 Transition from CPG Brands to Cotopaxi

03:01 Passion for Outdoor and Apparel Brands

05:02 Love for Marketing and Brand Management

06:03 Marketing's Influence on Company Culture

07:33 Marketing at the Intersection of Consumer Need, Technology, and Culture

08:33 Marketing's Role in Creating Culture and Solving Social Problems

09:55 Evolution of Purpose-Driven Marketing

11:26 The Shift to Authentic Purpose and Its Challenges

16:15 Different Approaches to Purpose for Different Brands

19:06 Collaboration and Partnerships for Purpose-Driven Brands

20:31 Opportunistic Brands and Lack of Authentic Purpose

28:36 Creating a Movement for Good

38:58 Codopaxi at Sundance Film Festival

39:40 Discussing the show 'Squid Game'

40:54 Recommended Books: 'Good is the New Cool' and 'The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck'

43:26 Admiration for Maximum Effort and Ryan Reynolds

47:18 Advice to Younger Self: Take More Creative Chances




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Love, Hate, Create

A podcast about the world of modern advertising and the talent defining it.

The advertising industry is big and complex, and so are its challenges. The pandemic has seen a fundamental shift in the way people work and collaborate - some have thrived and others have left the industry altogether.

Whilst the ”great resignation” may be overstated, the ”great reshuffle” certainly resonates with many. Even pre- pandemic, there was a huge focus on mental health. People were feeling burnt out: 80-hour weeks aren’t uncommon and incessant client pitching takes its toll. How does the conglomerate’s intense buy-up affect agencies and the creative talent within? Have we lost the creative plot or has there never been a better time to be a marketer? Do emerging technologies kill or merely augment the creative process? We’ve reached a watershed moment in our business and the world in general. If we are to reimagine the future, what does it look like? 

The goal of our podcast is to create an industry-wide debate about the future of the advertising business, which has reached an inflection point. It will be a provocative but earnest investigation, uncovering how we got to this point and what needs to change in order for a sustainable and prosperous future. By speaking to some of the leading lights of the industry we'll aim to find an answer to the critical question: Are we on a road to ruin, or are the glory days still ahead of us? 



Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.