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    <title>Frontier CMO Podcast by Think with Google</title>
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    <copyright>2024</copyright>
    <description>In the AI era, marketing should be unstoppable, and its future is being written in real time. Frontier CMO talks to the leaders shaping it. Join Joshua Spanier, Google's VP of AI and Marketing Strategy, in his deep-dives with the leaders, marketers, technologists who are rewriting the playbook. Welcome to the Frontier. 

We’re asking the questions other won’t: How do marketing leaders prove ROI to executives? What does a modern marketing strategy look like when AI and analytics are reshaping the rules every day? Each episode of Frontier CMO explores the real-world playbooks leaders are using to navigate the AI-powered landscape. From marketing trends and branding breakthroughs to advancements in digital marketing, social media, content marketing, and B2B marketing, Frontier CMO breaks down what’s working and what’s not to help you navigate this new landscape.

Subscribe to Frontier CMO on YouTube, Apple, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts to get alerted when the first episode drops in January.</description>
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    <itunes:summary>In the AI era, marketing should be unstoppable, and its future is being written in real time. Frontier CMO talks to the leaders shaping it. Join Joshua Spanier, Google's VP of AI and Marketing Strategy, in his deep-dives with the leaders, marketers, technologists who are rewriting the playbook. Welcome to the Frontier. 

We’re asking the questions other won’t: How do marketing leaders prove ROI to executives? What does a modern marketing strategy look like when AI and analytics are reshaping the rules every day? Each episode of Frontier CMO explores the real-world playbooks leaders are using to navigate the AI-powered landscape. From marketing trends and branding breakthroughs to advancements in digital marketing, social media, content marketing, and B2B marketing, Frontier CMO breaks down what’s working and what’s not to help you navigate this new landscape.

Subscribe to Frontier CMO on YouTube, Apple, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts to get alerted when the first episode drops in January.</itunes:summary>
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      <![CDATA[<p>In the AI era, marketing should be unstoppable, and its future is being written in real time. Frontier CMO talks to the leaders shaping it. Join Joshua Spanier, Google's VP of AI and Marketing Strategy, in his deep-dives with the leaders, marketers, technologists who are rewriting the playbook. Welcome to the Frontier. </p>
<p>We’re asking the questions other won’t: How do marketing leaders prove ROI to executives? What does a modern marketing strategy look like when AI and analytics are reshaping the rules every day? Each episode of Frontier CMO explores the real-world playbooks leaders are using to navigate the AI-powered landscape. From marketing trends and branding breakthroughs to advancements in digital marketing, social media, content marketing, and B2B marketing, Frontier CMO breaks down what’s working and what’s not to help you navigate this new landscape.</p>
<p>Subscribe to Frontier CMO on YouTube, Apple, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts to get alerted when the first episode drops in January.</p>]]>
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      <title>Beyond the Pitch: Inside Arsenal’s Global Fandom Playbook</title>
      <description>Most football clubs are built around matchday but not Arsenal. As it enters its 140th year, the team in a lot of ways, is only just getting started. 

In this episode of Frontier CMO, Josh travels to London to meet Juliet Slot, Chief Commercial Officer at Arsenal Football Club, on home turf to go inside the playbook behind one of the most engaged global fanbases in sports. 

From the rapid rise of the women’s league to the clubs’ staying power of “cool,” Juliet shares why serving your fanbase is better than trying to sell them. 

This conversation lands at a historic moment with the club reaching its first UEFA Champions League Final in 20 years and is within reach from capturing the Premier League title. As FIFA tournaments kick off around the globe, this is your front row ticket to exploring how one of the world’s biggest clubs is making its mark across platforms, geographies, and generations.



00:00 Arsenal’s Global Brand Philosophy

02:00 Serving Fans Beyond Match Day

04:10 Building a Modern Global Football Brand

06:00 Fashion, Culture &amp; the Arsenal Identity

07:30 Personalization, Content &amp; AI Strategy

09:40 Understanding Different Types of Fans

10:45 Measuring Real Fan Engagement

12:30 The Viral Women’s Football Dating Campaign

14:00 Fans as Co-Creators of the Arsenal Brand

16:30 Authentic Marketing vs. Over-Selling

18:40 Growing Arsenal Women Into a Global Business

22:45 Choosing the Right Brand Partnerships

24:20 Purpose-Driven Campaigns &amp; “No More Red”

25:45 Creating One Unified Club Culture

27:00 Winning Beyond Trophies

29:20 The Future of Sports, Tech &amp; Virtual Viewing

32:00 Why Arsenal Resonates Around the World

34:00 Final Lessons on Community &amp; Long-Term Growth</description>
      <pubDate>Thu, 07 May 2026 08:00:00 -0000</pubDate>
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      <itunes:summary>Most football clubs are built around matchday but not Arsenal. As it enters its 140th year, the team in a lot of ways, is only just getting started. 

In this episode of Frontier CMO, Josh travels to London to meet Juliet Slot, Chief Commercial Officer at Arsenal Football Club, on home turf to go inside the playbook behind one of the most engaged global fanbases in sports. 

From the rapid rise of the women’s league to the clubs’ staying power of “cool,” Juliet shares why serving your fanbase is better than trying to sell them. 

This conversation lands at a historic moment with the club reaching its first UEFA Champions League Final in 20 years and is within reach from capturing the Premier League title. As FIFA tournaments kick off around the globe, this is your front row ticket to exploring how one of the world’s biggest clubs is making its mark across platforms, geographies, and generations.



00:00 Arsenal’s Global Brand Philosophy

02:00 Serving Fans Beyond Match Day

04:10 Building a Modern Global Football Brand

06:00 Fashion, Culture &amp; the Arsenal Identity

07:30 Personalization, Content &amp; AI Strategy

09:40 Understanding Different Types of Fans

10:45 Measuring Real Fan Engagement

12:30 The Viral Women’s Football Dating Campaign

14:00 Fans as Co-Creators of the Arsenal Brand

16:30 Authentic Marketing vs. Over-Selling

18:40 Growing Arsenal Women Into a Global Business

22:45 Choosing the Right Brand Partnerships

24:20 Purpose-Driven Campaigns &amp; “No More Red”

25:45 Creating One Unified Club Culture

27:00 Winning Beyond Trophies

29:20 The Future of Sports, Tech &amp; Virtual Viewing

32:00 Why Arsenal Resonates Around the World

34:00 Final Lessons on Community &amp; Long-Term Growth</itunes:summary>
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<p>In this episode of <em>Frontier CMO</em>, Josh travels to London to meet Juliet Slot, Chief Commercial Officer at Arsenal Football Club, on home turf to go inside the playbook behind one of the most engaged global fanbases in sports. </p>
<p>From the rapid rise of the women’s league to the clubs’ staying power of “cool,” Juliet shares why serving your fanbase is better than trying to sell them. </p>
<p>This conversation lands at a historic moment with the club reaching its first UEFA Champions League Final in 20 years and is within reach from capturing the Premier League title. As FIFA tournaments kick off around the globe, this is your front row ticket to exploring how one of the world’s biggest clubs is making its mark across platforms, geographies, and generations.</p>
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<p>00:00 Arsenal’s Global Brand Philosophy</p>
<p>02:00 Serving Fans Beyond Match Day</p>
<p>04:10 Building a Modern Global Football Brand</p>
<p>06:00 Fashion, Culture &amp; the Arsenal Identity</p>
<p>07:30 Personalization, Content &amp; AI Strategy</p>
<p>09:40 Understanding Different Types of Fans</p>
<p>10:45 Measuring Real Fan Engagement</p>
<p>12:30 The Viral Women’s Football Dating Campaign</p>
<p>14:00 Fans as Co-Creators of the Arsenal Brand</p>
<p>16:30 Authentic Marketing vs. Over-Selling</p>
<p>18:40 Growing Arsenal Women Into a Global Business</p>
<p>22:45 Choosing the Right Brand Partnerships</p>
<p>24:20 Purpose-Driven Campaigns &amp; “No More Red”</p>
<p>25:45 Creating One Unified Club Culture</p>
<p>27:00 Winning Beyond Trophies</p>
<p>29:20 The Future of Sports, Tech &amp; Virtual Viewing</p>
<p>32:00 Why Arsenal Resonates Around the World</p>
<p>34:00 Final Lessons on Community &amp; Long-Term Growth</p>
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      <title>Asmita Dubey on AI, Fragmentation, and the Future of Marketing</title>
      <description>Marketing is entering its most complex era yet. AI is accelerating everything—but the real challenge is making sense of a system that is fragmenting faster than ever.

In this episode of Frontier CMO, Josh Spanier sits down with Asmita Dubey, Chief Digital and Marketing Officer at L’Oréal Groupe, who leads digital transformation across the world’s largest beauty company. With more than 90,000 employees and dozens of global brands, Asmita is responsible for navigating how AI, data, and creativity reshape marketing at enterprise scale.

The conversation explores why fragmentation defines modern marketing—from the consumer journey to the marketing organization itself—and how leaders must respond by building systems that scale learning. Asmita shares how L’Oréal has operationalized transformation through massive upskilling, AI-powered content creation, and a culture built around what she calls the “dual muscle” of math and magic: the balance of technology, creativity, speed, and brand building. 

For CMOs and founders navigating a moment where AI is reshaping every layer of marketing—from insight to creation to commerce—this conversation offers a practical blueprint for leading transformation while protecting the creative heart of the brand.

00:00 – The Marketer’s Dilemma: Fragmentation in the AI Era

01:00 – Meet Asmita Dubey &amp; L’Oréal’s “Math + Magic” Philosophy

02:00 – A Global Career &amp; How Background Shapes Leadership

03:30 – Growing Up in a Family of Teachers &amp; Lifelong Learning

04:45 – Leading Through Influence in a Complex Organization

06:00 – Inside L’Oréal’s Massive Marketing Ecosystem

07:30 – Stakeholders Then vs. Now: The Expanding Marketing Universe

09:00 – Marketing Meets Engineering: The Rise of Beauty Tech

10:30 – Staying Ahead: Culture, Curiosity &amp; Continuous Reinvention

11:45 – Building an Entrepreneurial Culture at Scale

13:00 – Upskilling 30,000+ Marketers &amp; Skill-Based Organizations

15:00 – L’Oréal’s Digital Transformation: From 5% to 30% E-Commerce

17:00 – Changing Consumer Behavior &amp; New Operating Models

19:00 – Measurement Matters: Balancing Short-Term ROI &amp; Brand Equity

21:00 – Lessons from China: Speed, Scale &amp; Consumer-First Thinking

23:30 – Agentic Commerce &amp; the Future of Beauty Shopping

26:00 – Why Fragmentation Is the Biggest Marketing Challenge

29:00 – AI’s Role in Rebundling Marketing &amp; Breaking Silos

31:00 – AI-Powered Consumer &amp; Marketer Journeys Explained

33:00 – Inside L’Oréal’s AI Tools: Creaitech &amp; Content at Scale

35:00 – What’s Next: The Future of Marketing in the AI Era

37:00 – Rapid Fire: Signal vs. Noise (AI, Influencers, Innovation)

40:00 – Final Takeaways: Fragmentation, Learning Systems &amp; Dual Muscle </description>
      <pubDate>Thu, 23 Apr 2026 08:00:00 -0000</pubDate>
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      <itunes:summary>Marketing is entering its most complex era yet. AI is accelerating everything—but the real challenge is making sense of a system that is fragmenting faster than ever.

In this episode of Frontier CMO, Josh Spanier sits down with Asmita Dubey, Chief Digital and Marketing Officer at L’Oréal Groupe, who leads digital transformation across the world’s largest beauty company. With more than 90,000 employees and dozens of global brands, Asmita is responsible for navigating how AI, data, and creativity reshape marketing at enterprise scale.

The conversation explores why fragmentation defines modern marketing—from the consumer journey to the marketing organization itself—and how leaders must respond by building systems that scale learning. Asmita shares how L’Oréal has operationalized transformation through massive upskilling, AI-powered content creation, and a culture built around what she calls the “dual muscle” of math and magic: the balance of technology, creativity, speed, and brand building. 

For CMOs and founders navigating a moment where AI is reshaping every layer of marketing—from insight to creation to commerce—this conversation offers a practical blueprint for leading transformation while protecting the creative heart of the brand.

00:00 – The Marketer’s Dilemma: Fragmentation in the AI Era

01:00 – Meet Asmita Dubey &amp; L’Oréal’s “Math + Magic” Philosophy

02:00 – A Global Career &amp; How Background Shapes Leadership

03:30 – Growing Up in a Family of Teachers &amp; Lifelong Learning

04:45 – Leading Through Influence in a Complex Organization

06:00 – Inside L’Oréal’s Massive Marketing Ecosystem

07:30 – Stakeholders Then vs. Now: The Expanding Marketing Universe

09:00 – Marketing Meets Engineering: The Rise of Beauty Tech

10:30 – Staying Ahead: Culture, Curiosity &amp; Continuous Reinvention

11:45 – Building an Entrepreneurial Culture at Scale

13:00 – Upskilling 30,000+ Marketers &amp; Skill-Based Organizations

15:00 – L’Oréal’s Digital Transformation: From 5% to 30% E-Commerce

17:00 – Changing Consumer Behavior &amp; New Operating Models

19:00 – Measurement Matters: Balancing Short-Term ROI &amp; Brand Equity

21:00 – Lessons from China: Speed, Scale &amp; Consumer-First Thinking

23:30 – Agentic Commerce &amp; the Future of Beauty Shopping

26:00 – Why Fragmentation Is the Biggest Marketing Challenge

29:00 – AI’s Role in Rebundling Marketing &amp; Breaking Silos

31:00 – AI-Powered Consumer &amp; Marketer Journeys Explained

33:00 – Inside L’Oréal’s AI Tools: Creaitech &amp; Content at Scale

35:00 – What’s Next: The Future of Marketing in the AI Era

37:00 – Rapid Fire: Signal vs. Noise (AI, Influencers, Innovation)

40:00 – Final Takeaways: Fragmentation, Learning Systems &amp; Dual Muscle </itunes:summary>
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<p>In this episode of Frontier CMO, Josh Spanier sits down with Asmita Dubey, Chief Digital and Marketing Officer at L’Oréal Groupe, who leads digital transformation across the world’s largest beauty company. With more than 90,000 employees and dozens of global brands, Asmita is responsible for navigating how AI, data, and creativity reshape marketing at enterprise scale.</p>
<p>The conversation explores why fragmentation defines modern marketing—from the consumer journey to the marketing organization itself—and how leaders must respond by building systems that scale learning. Asmita shares how L’Oréal has operationalized transformation through massive upskilling, AI-powered content creation, and a culture built around what she calls the “dual muscle” of math and magic: the balance of technology, creativity, speed, and brand building. </p>
<p>For CMOs and founders navigating a moment where AI is reshaping every layer of marketing—from insight to creation to commerce—this conversation offers a practical blueprint for leading transformation while protecting the creative heart of the brand.</p>
<p>00:00 – The Marketer’s Dilemma: Fragmentation in the AI Era</p>
<p>01:00 – Meet Asmita Dubey &amp; L’Oréal’s “Math + Magic” Philosophy</p>
<p>02:00 – A Global Career &amp; How Background Shapes Leadership</p>
<p>03:30 – Growing Up in a Family of Teachers &amp; Lifelong Learning</p>
<p>04:45 – Leading Through Influence in a Complex Organization</p>
<p>06:00 – Inside L’Oréal’s Massive Marketing Ecosystem</p>
<p>07:30 – Stakeholders Then vs. Now: The Expanding Marketing Universe</p>
<p>09:00 – Marketing Meets Engineering: The Rise of Beauty Tech</p>
<p>10:30 – Staying Ahead: Culture, Curiosity &amp; Continuous Reinvention</p>
<p>11:45 – Building an Entrepreneurial Culture at Scale</p>
<p>13:00 – Upskilling 30,000+ Marketers &amp; Skill-Based Organizations</p>
<p>15:00 – L’Oréal’s Digital Transformation: From 5% to 30% E-Commerce</p>
<p>17:00 – Changing Consumer Behavior &amp; New Operating Models</p>
<p>19:00 – Measurement Matters: Balancing Short-Term ROI &amp; Brand Equity</p>
<p>21:00 – Lessons from China: Speed, Scale &amp; Consumer-First Thinking</p>
<p>23:30 – Agentic Commerce &amp; the Future of Beauty Shopping</p>
<p>26:00 – Why Fragmentation Is the Biggest Marketing Challenge</p>
<p>29:00 – AI’s Role in Rebundling Marketing &amp; Breaking Silos</p>
<p>31:00 – AI-Powered Consumer &amp; Marketer Journeys Explained</p>
<p>33:00 – Inside L’Oréal’s AI Tools: Creaitech &amp; Content at Scale</p>
<p>35:00 – What’s Next: The Future of Marketing in the AI Era</p>
<p>37:00 – Rapid Fire: Signal vs. Noise (AI, Influencers, Innovation)</p>
<p>40:00 – Final Takeaways: Fragmentation, Learning Systems &amp; Dual Muscle </p>]]>
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      <title>Emma Grede on Operationalizing Culture, Speed, and AI</title>
      <description>Marketing is no longer downstream from product. It is the operating system.

In this episode of Frontier CMO, Josh Spanier sits down with Emma Grede, founding partner and Chief Product Officer at SKIMS, Co Founder &amp; CEO of Good American, and Co Founder of Off Season,  to unpack what it really takes to build durable brands in a culture obsessed with moments. Emma shares why product discipline matters more than hype, how to operationalize cultural relevance, and why speed is the ultimate competitive advantage.

The conversation explores AI adoption inside fast-scaling companies, where automation should power the business, and where it should never touch creative. Emma also reflects on talent partnerships, decision velocity, resilience, and why the best leaders aren’t the ones who make perfect decisions, but the ones who make more of them.

For founders and CMOs navigating growth where culture, commerce, and AI collide, this is a blueprint for building brands that last.</description>
      <pubDate>Thu, 09 Apr 2026 08:00:00 -0000</pubDate>
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      <itunes:author>Presented by Think with Google</itunes:author>
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      <itunes:summary>Marketing is no longer downstream from product. It is the operating system.

In this episode of Frontier CMO, Josh Spanier sits down with Emma Grede, founding partner and Chief Product Officer at SKIMS, Co Founder &amp; CEO of Good American, and Co Founder of Off Season,  to unpack what it really takes to build durable brands in a culture obsessed with moments. Emma shares why product discipline matters more than hype, how to operationalize cultural relevance, and why speed is the ultimate competitive advantage.

The conversation explores AI adoption inside fast-scaling companies, where automation should power the business, and where it should never touch creative. Emma also reflects on talent partnerships, decision velocity, resilience, and why the best leaders aren’t the ones who make perfect decisions, but the ones who make more of them.

For founders and CMOs navigating growth where culture, commerce, and AI collide, this is a blueprint for building brands that last.</itunes:summary>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Marketing is no longer downstream from product. It is the operating system.</p>
<p>In this episode of Frontier CMO, Josh Spanier sits down with Emma Grede, founding partner and Chief Product Officer at SKIMS, Co Founder &amp; CEO of Good American, and Co Founder of Off Season,  to unpack what it really takes to build durable brands in a culture obsessed with moments. Emma shares why product discipline matters more than hype, how to operationalize cultural relevance, and why speed is the ultimate competitive advantage.</p>
<p>The conversation explores AI adoption inside fast-scaling companies, where automation should power the business, and where it should never touch creative. Emma also reflects on talent partnerships, decision velocity, resilience, and why the best leaders aren’t the ones who make perfect decisions, but the ones who make more of them.</p>
<p>For founders and CMOs navigating growth where culture, commerce, and AI collide, this is a blueprint for building brands that last.</p>
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      <title>Carla Hassan on Trust, AI, and Leading Under Pressure</title>
      <description>Marketing leadership today is defined by pressure: AI disruption, declining trust in institutions, cultural fragmentation, and relentless growth expectations.

In this episode of Frontier CMO, Josh Spanier sits down with Carla Hassan, Chief Marketing Officer of JPMorganChase, who leads more than 3,000 marketers across one of the world’s most recognized financial brands. From her early life shaped by displacement to stewarding a 200+ year-old institution, Carla shares how resilience and clarity shape her leadership.

The conversation explores why “you don’t build trust with a tagline,” how trust is earned locally at scale, and what it really takes to modernize a marketing organization. Carla unpacks how AI is transforming roles from writers to editors, why layering AI onto broken processes fails, and how CMOs must rethink org design, workflows, and decision rights.

For leaders navigating complexity inside large systems, this episode is a candid look at transformation, operational discipline, and building durable brands in uncertain times.

00:00 – Training Teams in the AI Era

01:00 – The Pressure of Being a Modern CMO

02:00 – Carla Hassan’s Journey &amp; Resilience

04:30 – Global vs Local Marketing: Getting It Right

06:30 – Why Brand Consistency is Non-Negotiable

08:30 – Cultural Differences in Money &amp; Messaging

10:30 – Building a Purpose-Driven Global Brand

11:30 – Trust, Transparency &amp; Big Institutions

13:30 – What Modern Marketing Looks Like Today

17:00 – How AI is Reshaping Marketing Teams

20:30 – Speed, Testing &amp; Real-Time Content Feedback

40:30 – Final Takeaways: Trust, AI &amp; Local Relevance</description>
      <pubDate>Thu, 26 Mar 2026 08:00:00 -0000</pubDate>
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      <itunes:summary>Marketing leadership today is defined by pressure: AI disruption, declining trust in institutions, cultural fragmentation, and relentless growth expectations.

In this episode of Frontier CMO, Josh Spanier sits down with Carla Hassan, Chief Marketing Officer of JPMorganChase, who leads more than 3,000 marketers across one of the world’s most recognized financial brands. From her early life shaped by displacement to stewarding a 200+ year-old institution, Carla shares how resilience and clarity shape her leadership.

The conversation explores why “you don’t build trust with a tagline,” how trust is earned locally at scale, and what it really takes to modernize a marketing organization. Carla unpacks how AI is transforming roles from writers to editors, why layering AI onto broken processes fails, and how CMOs must rethink org design, workflows, and decision rights.

For leaders navigating complexity inside large systems, this episode is a candid look at transformation, operational discipline, and building durable brands in uncertain times.

00:00 – Training Teams in the AI Era

01:00 – The Pressure of Being a Modern CMO

02:00 – Carla Hassan’s Journey &amp; Resilience

04:30 – Global vs Local Marketing: Getting It Right

06:30 – Why Brand Consistency is Non-Negotiable

08:30 – Cultural Differences in Money &amp; Messaging

10:30 – Building a Purpose-Driven Global Brand

11:30 – Trust, Transparency &amp; Big Institutions

13:30 – What Modern Marketing Looks Like Today

17:00 – How AI is Reshaping Marketing Teams

20:30 – Speed, Testing &amp; Real-Time Content Feedback

40:30 – Final Takeaways: Trust, AI &amp; Local Relevance</itunes:summary>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Marketing leadership today is defined by pressure: AI disruption, declining trust in institutions, cultural fragmentation, and relentless growth expectations.</p>
<p>In this episode of Frontier CMO, Josh Spanier sits down with Carla Hassan, Chief Marketing Officer of JPMorganChase, who leads more than 3,000 marketers across one of the world’s most recognized financial brands. From her early life shaped by displacement to stewarding a 200+ year-old institution, Carla shares how resilience and clarity shape her leadership.</p>
<p>The conversation explores why “you don’t build trust with a tagline,” how trust is earned locally at scale, and what it really takes to modernize a marketing organization. Carla unpacks how AI is transforming roles from writers to editors, why layering AI onto broken processes fails, and how CMOs must rethink org design, workflows, and decision rights.</p>
<p>For leaders navigating complexity inside large systems, this episode is a candid look at transformation, operational discipline, and building durable brands in uncertain times.</p>
<p>00:00 – Training Teams in the AI Era</p>
<p>01:00 – The Pressure of Being a Modern CMO</p>
<p>02:00 – Carla Hassan’s Journey &amp; Resilience</p>
<p>04:30 – Global vs Local Marketing: Getting It Right</p>
<p>06:30 – Why Brand Consistency is Non-Negotiable</p>
<p>08:30 – Cultural Differences in Money &amp; Messaging</p>
<p>10:30 – Building a Purpose-Driven Global Brand</p>
<p>11:30 – Trust, Transparency &amp; Big Institutions</p>
<p>13:30 – What Modern Marketing Looks Like Today</p>
<p>17:00 – How AI is Reshaping Marketing Teams</p>
<p>20:30 – Speed, Testing &amp; Real-Time Content Feedback</p>
<p>40:30 – Final Takeaways: Trust, AI &amp; Local Relevance</p>
<p><br></p>]]>
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      <title>Sir Martin Sorrell on AI and Agency Reinvention</title>
      <description>Marketing is being reshaped by forces far bigger than any single campaign: AI, geopolitical fragmentation, economic pressure, and collapsing agency business models.

In this episode of Frontier CMO, host Josh Spanier sits down with a legend of the advertising world: Sir Martin Sorrell. As an architect of the industry over the last 50 years, Sir Martin shares his unvarnished perspective on where marketing power is shifting now and what CMOs must do to stay relevant.

The conversation breaks down why traditional agency holding companies are struggling, why AI adoption is being driven more by CFOs than CMOs, and where true transformation is already happening at scale.

00:00 – The Power of Branding in a Changing World

01:19 – “Two Drunks and a Lamppost”: On Agency Consolidation

03:34 – What CMOs Can Learn from Ogilvy &amp; the Saatchis

07:42 – Who’s Building the New Marketing Paradigm?

10:13 – Why Agencies Are Falling Behind in the AI Era

13:41 – Why the CFO Is Driving AI Adoption

16:53 – Creativity’s AI Golden Age?

18:45 – The GM Model: AI at Scale in Action

22:43 – The Skills the Next CMO Must Master

28:53 – Is the Long-Term Brand Era Over?

35:00 – Rapid Fire: AI, Agencies &amp; Overcapacity

37:44 – The Most Exciting Market in the World Right Now</description>
      <pubDate>Thu, 12 Mar 2026 08:00:00 -0000</pubDate>
      <itunes:episodeType>full</itunes:episodeType>
      <itunes:author>Presented by Think with Google</itunes:author>
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      <itunes:subtitle></itunes:subtitle>
      <itunes:summary>Marketing is being reshaped by forces far bigger than any single campaign: AI, geopolitical fragmentation, economic pressure, and collapsing agency business models.

In this episode of Frontier CMO, host Josh Spanier sits down with a legend of the advertising world: Sir Martin Sorrell. As an architect of the industry over the last 50 years, Sir Martin shares his unvarnished perspective on where marketing power is shifting now and what CMOs must do to stay relevant.

The conversation breaks down why traditional agency holding companies are struggling, why AI adoption is being driven more by CFOs than CMOs, and where true transformation is already happening at scale.

00:00 – The Power of Branding in a Changing World

01:19 – “Two Drunks and a Lamppost”: On Agency Consolidation

03:34 – What CMOs Can Learn from Ogilvy &amp; the Saatchis

07:42 – Who’s Building the New Marketing Paradigm?

10:13 – Why Agencies Are Falling Behind in the AI Era

13:41 – Why the CFO Is Driving AI Adoption

16:53 – Creativity’s AI Golden Age?

18:45 – The GM Model: AI at Scale in Action

22:43 – The Skills the Next CMO Must Master

28:53 – Is the Long-Term Brand Era Over?

35:00 – Rapid Fire: AI, Agencies &amp; Overcapacity

37:44 – The Most Exciting Market in the World Right Now</itunes:summary>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Marketing is being reshaped by forces far bigger than any single campaign: AI, geopolitical fragmentation, economic pressure, and collapsing agency business models.</p>
<p>In this episode of Frontier CMO, host Josh Spanier sits down with a legend of the advertising world: Sir Martin Sorrell. As an architect of the industry over the last 50 years, Sir Martin shares his unvarnished perspective on where marketing power is shifting now and what CMOs must do to stay relevant.</p>
<p>The conversation breaks down why traditional agency holding companies are struggling, why AI adoption is being driven more by CFOs than CMOs, and where true transformation is already happening at scale.</p>
<p><strong>00:00</strong> – The Power of Branding in a Changing World</p>
<p><strong>01:19</strong> – “Two Drunks and a Lamppost”: On Agency Consolidation</p>
<p><strong>03:34</strong> – What CMOs Can Learn from Ogilvy &amp; the Saatchis</p>
<p><strong>07:42</strong> – Who’s Building the New Marketing Paradigm?</p>
<p><strong>10:13</strong> – Why Agencies Are Falling Behind in the AI Era</p>
<p><strong>13:41</strong> – Why the CFO Is Driving AI Adoption</p>
<p><strong>16:53</strong> – Creativity’s AI Golden Age?</p>
<p><strong>18:45</strong> – The GM Model: AI at Scale in Action</p>
<p><strong>22:43</strong> – The Skills the Next CMO Must Master</p>
<p><strong>28:53</strong> – Is the Long-Term Brand Era Over?</p>
<p><strong>35:00</strong> – Rapid Fire: AI, Agencies &amp; Overcapacity</p>
<p><strong>37:44</strong> – The Most Exciting Market in the World Right Now</p>]]>
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      <title>Vineet Mehra on Marketing in the Agentic Era and How to speak the Love Language of the CFO</title>
      <description>In this episode of Frontier CMO, Vineet Mehra, Chief Growth Officer at Chime, joins Josh Spanier to unpack what it takes to lead marketing through the next platform shift. Drawing on a career that spans Procter &amp; Gamble, Johnson &amp; Johnson, and Silicon Valley, Vineet shares how CMOs must evolve from brand managers into capital allocators who drive growth by effectively managing where dollars are deployed. To do this successfully, they must become "balance sheet literate" and learn to speak the "love language" of the CFO—specifically focusing on unit economics, payback periods, and the marginal return on every incremental dollar spent. 

Vineet breaks down how Chime has restructured marketing around AI-enabled teams, in-housed creative and production, and redesigned customer support - turning automation into speed, savings into reinvestment, and execution into a competitive advantage. His thesis: perfect execution is table stakes; growth comes from strategy, taste, and how you design the system.

Whether you’re navigating the pressure of AI adoption, balancing brand with direct response, or trying to stay relevant as automation accelerates, this episode offers a practical framework for building durable growth in a world where leadership, not technology, is the real differentiator.

00:00:00 — CFO + marketing: CAC, payback, unit economics

00:01:00 — Intro: the CMO role is changing

00:02:00 — What marketers must change for the next era

00:04:00 — What stays the same: brand story + taste00:05:30 — In-housing creative with top talent

00:08:00 — AI makes creative faster (from boards to near-finished)

00:10:30 — Biggest benefits: speed, savings, bigger ideas00:12:00 — “Chief Growth Officer” and owning the full funnel

00:15:00 — Full-stack marketer + systems architect

00:19:00 — Using AI agents at Chime (customer support example)00:25:00 — How to build an AI-ready culture

00:29:00 — Advice to traditional companies

00:30:00 — Fun: AI + pizza00:33:00 — Brand vs performance = one system

00:35:00 — Handling end-of-quarter CFO pressure00:38:00 — Signal vs noise + wrap-up takeaways</description>
      <pubDate>Thu, 26 Feb 2026 09:00:00 -0000</pubDate>
      <itunes:episodeType>full</itunes:episodeType>
      <itunes:author>Presented by Think with Google</itunes:author>
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      <itunes:summary>In this episode of Frontier CMO, Vineet Mehra, Chief Growth Officer at Chime, joins Josh Spanier to unpack what it takes to lead marketing through the next platform shift. Drawing on a career that spans Procter &amp; Gamble, Johnson &amp; Johnson, and Silicon Valley, Vineet shares how CMOs must evolve from brand managers into capital allocators who drive growth by effectively managing where dollars are deployed. To do this successfully, they must become "balance sheet literate" and learn to speak the "love language" of the CFO—specifically focusing on unit economics, payback periods, and the marginal return on every incremental dollar spent. 

Vineet breaks down how Chime has restructured marketing around AI-enabled teams, in-housed creative and production, and redesigned customer support - turning automation into speed, savings into reinvestment, and execution into a competitive advantage. His thesis: perfect execution is table stakes; growth comes from strategy, taste, and how you design the system.

Whether you’re navigating the pressure of AI adoption, balancing brand with direct response, or trying to stay relevant as automation accelerates, this episode offers a practical framework for building durable growth in a world where leadership, not technology, is the real differentiator.

00:00:00 — CFO + marketing: CAC, payback, unit economics

00:01:00 — Intro: the CMO role is changing

00:02:00 — What marketers must change for the next era

00:04:00 — What stays the same: brand story + taste00:05:30 — In-housing creative with top talent

00:08:00 — AI makes creative faster (from boards to near-finished)

00:10:30 — Biggest benefits: speed, savings, bigger ideas00:12:00 — “Chief Growth Officer” and owning the full funnel

00:15:00 — Full-stack marketer + systems architect

00:19:00 — Using AI agents at Chime (customer support example)00:25:00 — How to build an AI-ready culture

00:29:00 — Advice to traditional companies

00:30:00 — Fun: AI + pizza00:33:00 — Brand vs performance = one system

00:35:00 — Handling end-of-quarter CFO pressure00:38:00 — Signal vs noise + wrap-up takeaways</itunes:summary>
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        <![CDATA[<p>In this episode of Frontier CMO, Vineet Mehra, Chief Growth Officer at Chime, joins Josh Spanier to unpack what it takes to lead marketing through the next platform shift. Drawing on a career that spans Procter &amp; Gamble, Johnson &amp; Johnson, and Silicon Valley, Vineet shares how CMOs must evolve from brand managers into capital allocators who drive growth by effectively managing where dollars are deployed. To do this successfully, they must become "balance sheet literate" and learn to speak the "love language" of the CFO—specifically focusing on unit economics, payback periods, and the marginal return on every incremental dollar spent. </p>
<p>Vineet breaks down how Chime has restructured marketing around AI-enabled teams, in-housed creative and production, and redesigned customer support - turning automation into speed, savings into reinvestment, and execution into a competitive advantage. His thesis: perfect execution is table stakes; growth comes from strategy, taste, and how you design the system.</p>
<p>Whether you’re navigating the pressure of AI adoption, balancing brand with direct response, or trying to stay relevant as automation accelerates, this episode offers a practical framework for building durable growth in a world where leadership, not technology, is the real differentiator.</p>
<p>00:00:00 — CFO + marketing: CAC, payback, unit economics</p>
<p>00:01:00 — Intro: the CMO role is changing</p>
<p>00:02:00 — What marketers must change for the next era</p>
<p>00:04:00 — What stays the same: brand story + taste00:05:30 — In-housing creative with top talent</p>
<p>00:08:00 — AI makes creative faster (from boards to near-finished)</p>
<p>00:10:30 — Biggest benefits: speed, savings, bigger ideas00:12:00 — “Chief Growth Officer” and owning the full funnel</p>
<p>00:15:00 — Full-stack marketer + systems architect</p>
<p>00:19:00 — Using AI agents at Chime (customer support example)00:25:00 — How to build an AI-ready culture</p>
<p>00:29:00 — Advice to traditional companies</p>
<p>00:30:00 — Fun: AI + pizza00:33:00 — Brand vs performance = one system</p>
<p>00:35:00 — Handling end-of-quarter CFO pressure00:38:00 — Signal vs noise + wrap-up takeaways</p>
<p><br></p>]]>
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      <title>Vidhya Srinivasan on Agentic Commerce and the AI Rewiring of Marketing</title>
      <description>Marketing is being rebuilt from the infrastructure up. Search is changing. Commerce is becoming agent-driven. Measurement is being redefined in real time. And the line between engineering and marketing is disappearing.

In this episode of Frontier CMO, host Josh Spanier sits down with Vidhya Srinivasan, Head of Ads and Commerce at Google. As the leader responsible for Google Ads, YouTube Ads, Shopping, Merchant Center, Gemini integrations, and payments, Vidhya is helping architect how the modern marketplace actually works.

The conversation explores what “agentic commerce” really means, why the Universal Commerce Protocol could reshape how brands interface with AI systems, and how Gemini is already rewiring performance, creative, and intent matching across the ad stack. Vidhya explains why CMOs don’t need to code — but must become technologically fluent — and outlines a five-part leadership blueprint for navigating AI transformation with optimism, speed, and accountability.

00:00 – The Vision: Reducing the “Commute Cost” from Desire to Purchase

00:28 – Engineering Meets Marketing: Why the Worlds Are Merging

01:31 – Inside Google Ads &amp; Commerce: The Scale of the Role

03:13 – Agentic Commerce &amp; the Universal Commerce Protocol Explained

04:29 – AI Search, Longer Queries &amp; Reimagining Ads

05:05 – YouTube Creators, Culture &amp; the Creator Partnership Hub

06:18 – How Gemini Powers Google’s Ad Systems

07:06 – Why Trust Is the Foundation of AI Advertising

07:51 – What CMOs Must Understand in the AI Era

14:19 – Measurement, First-Party Data &amp; Cracking Attribution

21:38 – Leading AI Transformation: A 5-Point Playbook

25:32 – The Holy Grail: The Right Ad, Right Person, Right Moment</description>
      <pubDate>Fri, 13 Feb 2026 09:00:00 -0000</pubDate>
      <itunes:episodeType>full</itunes:episodeType>
      <itunes:author>Presented by Think with Google</itunes:author>
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      <itunes:subtitle></itunes:subtitle>
      <itunes:summary>Marketing is being rebuilt from the infrastructure up. Search is changing. Commerce is becoming agent-driven. Measurement is being redefined in real time. And the line between engineering and marketing is disappearing.

In this episode of Frontier CMO, host Josh Spanier sits down with Vidhya Srinivasan, Head of Ads and Commerce at Google. As the leader responsible for Google Ads, YouTube Ads, Shopping, Merchant Center, Gemini integrations, and payments, Vidhya is helping architect how the modern marketplace actually works.

The conversation explores what “agentic commerce” really means, why the Universal Commerce Protocol could reshape how brands interface with AI systems, and how Gemini is already rewiring performance, creative, and intent matching across the ad stack. Vidhya explains why CMOs don’t need to code — but must become technologically fluent — and outlines a five-part leadership blueprint for navigating AI transformation with optimism, speed, and accountability.

00:00 – The Vision: Reducing the “Commute Cost” from Desire to Purchase

00:28 – Engineering Meets Marketing: Why the Worlds Are Merging

01:31 – Inside Google Ads &amp; Commerce: The Scale of the Role

03:13 – Agentic Commerce &amp; the Universal Commerce Protocol Explained

04:29 – AI Search, Longer Queries &amp; Reimagining Ads

05:05 – YouTube Creators, Culture &amp; the Creator Partnership Hub

06:18 – How Gemini Powers Google’s Ad Systems

07:06 – Why Trust Is the Foundation of AI Advertising

07:51 – What CMOs Must Understand in the AI Era

14:19 – Measurement, First-Party Data &amp; Cracking Attribution

21:38 – Leading AI Transformation: A 5-Point Playbook

25:32 – The Holy Grail: The Right Ad, Right Person, Right Moment</itunes:summary>
      <content:encoded>
        <![CDATA[<p>Marketing is being rebuilt from the infrastructure up. Search is changing. Commerce is becoming agent-driven. Measurement is being redefined in real time. And the line between engineering and marketing is disappearing.</p>
<p>In this episode of Frontier CMO, host Josh Spanier sits down with Vidhya Srinivasan, Head of Ads and Commerce at Google. As the leader responsible for Google Ads, YouTube Ads, Shopping, Merchant Center, Gemini integrations, and payments, Vidhya is helping architect how the modern marketplace actually works.</p>
<p>The conversation explores what “agentic commerce” really means, why the Universal Commerce Protocol could reshape how brands interface with AI systems, and how Gemini is already rewiring performance, creative, and intent matching across the ad stack. Vidhya explains why CMOs don’t need to code — but must become technologically fluent — and outlines a five-part leadership blueprint for navigating AI transformation with optimism, speed, and accountability.</p>
<p><strong>00:00</strong> – The Vision: Reducing the “Commute Cost” from Desire to Purchase</p>
<p><strong>00:28</strong> – Engineering Meets Marketing: Why the Worlds Are Merging</p>
<p><strong>01:31</strong> – Inside Google Ads &amp; Commerce: The Scale of the Role</p>
<p><strong>03:13</strong> – Agentic Commerce &amp; the Universal Commerce Protocol Explained</p>
<p><strong>04:29</strong> – AI Search, Longer Queries &amp; Reimagining Ads</p>
<p><strong>05:05</strong> – YouTube Creators, Culture &amp; the Creator Partnership Hub</p>
<p><strong>06:18</strong> – How Gemini Powers Google’s Ad Systems</p>
<p><strong>07:06</strong> – Why Trust Is the Foundation of AI Advertising</p>
<p><strong>07:51</strong> – What CMOs Must Understand in the AI Era</p>
<p><strong>14:19</strong> – Measurement, First-Party Data &amp; Cracking Attribution</p>
<p><strong>21:38</strong> – Leading AI Transformation: A 5-Point Playbook</p>
<p><strong>25:32</strong> – The Holy Grail: The Right Ad, Right Person, Right Moment</p>]]>
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      <title>Colin &amp; Samir on the CMO’s Guide to the New Creator Economy</title>
      <description>Marketing is colliding with a creator economy that looks more like television, community, and culture, rather than what we used to think of when we think of social media.

In this episode of Frontier CMO, Josh Spanier, VP of AI &amp; Marketing Strategy at Google, sits down with Colin Rosenblum and Samir Chaudry, creators and hosts of Colin &amp; Samir, to unpack how the creator landscape has fundamentally changed, and what CMOs can do to get creator partnerships right.

They explore why attention without connection is a dead end, how creators have become the arbiters of taste, and why brands must stop treating creator partnerships like performance ads and start building long-term, value-aligned relationships.

A practical, forward-looking discussion on creators, community, and the shift from attention to connection.</description>
      <pubDate>Thu, 12 Feb 2026 09:00:00 -0000</pubDate>
      <itunes:episodeType>full</itunes:episodeType>
      <itunes:author>Presented by Think with Google</itunes:author>
      <itunes:image href="https://megaphone.imgix.net/podcasts/5339b244-07af-11f1-aa31-ef84400bdd68/image/fa7d5865f7fcfb623a03da79a39d7c9c.jpg?ixlib=rails-4.3.1&amp;max-w=3000&amp;max-h=3000&amp;fit=crop&amp;auto=format,compress"/>
      <itunes:subtitle></itunes:subtitle>
      <itunes:summary>Marketing is colliding with a creator economy that looks more like television, community, and culture, rather than what we used to think of when we think of social media.

In this episode of Frontier CMO, Josh Spanier, VP of AI &amp; Marketing Strategy at Google, sits down with Colin Rosenblum and Samir Chaudry, creators and hosts of Colin &amp; Samir, to unpack how the creator landscape has fundamentally changed, and what CMOs can do to get creator partnerships right.

They explore why attention without connection is a dead end, how creators have become the arbiters of taste, and why brands must stop treating creator partnerships like performance ads and start building long-term, value-aligned relationships.

A practical, forward-looking discussion on creators, community, and the shift from attention to connection.</itunes:summary>
      <content:encoded>
        <![CDATA[<p>Marketing is colliding with a creator economy that looks more like television, community, and culture, rather than what we used to think of when we think of social media.</p>
<p>In this episode of Frontier CMO, Josh Spanier, VP of AI &amp; Marketing Strategy at Google, sits down with Colin Rosenblum and Samir Chaudry, creators and hosts of Colin &amp; Samir, to unpack how the creator landscape has fundamentally changed, and what CMOs can do to get creator partnerships right.</p>
<p>They explore why attention without connection is a dead end, how creators have become the arbiters of taste, and why brands must stop treating creator partnerships like performance ads and start building long-term, value-aligned relationships.</p>
<p>A practical, forward-looking discussion on creators, community, and the shift from attention to connection.</p>]]>
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      <itunes:duration>2425</itunes:duration>
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      <title>Gary Vaynerchuk on Why Creative, Not Media, Is the Real Growth Engine</title>
      <description>Brands are currently caught between two realities: the pretty strategy deck and the real world where attention is the currency. Gary Vaynerchuk, CEO of VaynerMedia joins Josh Spanier, VP of AI &amp; Marketing Strategy at Google to discuss why traditional brand models are failing and which channels remain the C-suite’s most misunderstood growth levers.



Gary argues the bottleneck isn’t media—it’s creative slowed by excessive approvals and organizations built for campaigns rather than culture. To win, brands must collapse the walls between media and production, treating social as a daily operating system. This is a candid conversation for any leader ready to bridge the gap between boardroom theory and real-world business results.



00:00 — Creative vs. Media: What Actually Drives Results

01:38 — Practicing in the Trenches, Not the Decks

02:38 — The Real Role of the CMO in 2025–2026

03:51 — Performance vs. Brand CMOs: Why Both Miss the Mark

05:13 — “Day Trading Attention” and Measuring Real Outcomes

07:28 — Creative Is the Variable of Success

09:49 — LinkedIn Is the B2B World’s TikTok

11:21 — Relevance at Scale Beats “Matching Luggage”

13:49 — Why Production, Creative &amp; Media Must Merge

15:05 — Who Wins in an AI-Powered Marketing World

18:42 — Rebuilding an Agency for the AI Era

21:06 — Brand Means Different Things to Different People

26:07 — How to Pitch Marketing to the CFO

30:41 — Rapid-Fire: Metrics, Media &amp; Buzzwords

32:05 — Field Notes from the Frontier</description>
      <pubDate>Thu, 29 Jan 2026 09:00:00 -0000</pubDate>
      <itunes:episodeType>full</itunes:episodeType>
      <itunes:author>Presented by Think with Google</itunes:author>
      <itunes:image href="https://megaphone.imgix.net/podcasts/848fdce8-f7e6-11f0-9877-fb494c1cf83a/image/fa7d5865f7fcfb623a03da79a39d7c9c.jpg?ixlib=rails-4.3.1&amp;max-w=3000&amp;max-h=3000&amp;fit=crop&amp;auto=format,compress"/>
      <itunes:subtitle></itunes:subtitle>
      <itunes:summary>Brands are currently caught between two realities: the pretty strategy deck and the real world where attention is the currency. Gary Vaynerchuk, CEO of VaynerMedia joins Josh Spanier, VP of AI &amp; Marketing Strategy at Google to discuss why traditional brand models are failing and which channels remain the C-suite’s most misunderstood growth levers.



Gary argues the bottleneck isn’t media—it’s creative slowed by excessive approvals and organizations built for campaigns rather than culture. To win, brands must collapse the walls between media and production, treating social as a daily operating system. This is a candid conversation for any leader ready to bridge the gap between boardroom theory and real-world business results.



00:00 — Creative vs. Media: What Actually Drives Results

01:38 — Practicing in the Trenches, Not the Decks

02:38 — The Real Role of the CMO in 2025–2026

03:51 — Performance vs. Brand CMOs: Why Both Miss the Mark

05:13 — “Day Trading Attention” and Measuring Real Outcomes

07:28 — Creative Is the Variable of Success

09:49 — LinkedIn Is the B2B World’s TikTok

11:21 — Relevance at Scale Beats “Matching Luggage”

13:49 — Why Production, Creative &amp; Media Must Merge

15:05 — Who Wins in an AI-Powered Marketing World

18:42 — Rebuilding an Agency for the AI Era

21:06 — Brand Means Different Things to Different People

26:07 — How to Pitch Marketing to the CFO

30:41 — Rapid-Fire: Metrics, Media &amp; Buzzwords

32:05 — Field Notes from the Frontier</itunes:summary>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Brands are currently caught between two realities: the pretty strategy deck and the real world where attention is the currency. Gary Vaynerchuk, CEO of VaynerMedia joins Josh Spanier, VP of AI &amp; Marketing Strategy at Google to discuss why traditional brand models are failing and which channels remain the C-suite’s most misunderstood growth levers.</p>
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<p>Gary argues the bottleneck isn’t media—it’s creative slowed by excessive approvals and organizations built for campaigns rather than culture. To win, brands must collapse the walls between media and production, treating social as a daily operating system. This is a candid conversation for any leader ready to bridge the gap between boardroom theory and real-world business results.</p>
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<p>00:00 — Creative vs. Media: What Actually Drives Results</p>
<p>01:38 — Practicing in the Trenches, Not the Decks</p>
<p>02:38 — The Real Role of the CMO in 2025–2026</p>
<p>03:51 — Performance vs. Brand CMOs: Why Both Miss the Mark</p>
<p>05:13 — “Day Trading Attention” and Measuring Real Outcomes</p>
<p>07:28 — Creative Is the Variable of Success</p>
<p>09:49 — LinkedIn Is the B2B World’s TikTok</p>
<p>11:21 — Relevance at Scale Beats “Matching Luggage”</p>
<p>13:49 — Why Production, Creative &amp; Media Must Merge</p>
<p>15:05 — Who Wins in an AI-Powered Marketing World</p>
<p>18:42 — Rebuilding an Agency for the AI Era</p>
<p>21:06 — Brand Means Different Things to Different People</p>
<p>26:07 — How to Pitch Marketing to the CFO</p>
<p>30:41 — Rapid-Fire: Metrics, Media &amp; Buzzwords</p>
<p>32:05 — Field Notes from the Frontier</p>
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      <title>Norm de Greve on Growth, Reinvention, and Leading Through Relentless Change</title>
      <description>Today’s CMO is  being asked to deliver growth in a  landscape defined by radical uncertainty and AI disruption.

In this episode of Frontier CMO, Norm de Greve, Chief Growth Officer at General Motors, joins Josh to explore what it takes to drive reinvention inside one of the world’s most complex legacy brands. Norm uses his experience making high-stakes decisions that have defined his career— walking away from $2 billion in tobacco revenue at CVS to steering GM’s resurgence—and turns it into actionable tactics for modern leaders. His thesis: Own the entire business engine, not just the brand.

Learn how to move at the speed of change, without losing your creative soul. 

Whether you are navigating the anxiety of the AI era or managing the tension between short-term performance and long-term brand building, this episode offers a masterclass in building sustainable systems for growth.

00:00 – Creative Still Matters in the Age of AI

00:24 – Welcome to Frontier CMO &amp; Norm De Greve’s Journey

01:22 – Inside GM’s Turnaround and Reinvention

02:26 – Why Automotive Is One of the Most Powerful Brand Businesses

05:01 – Bankruptcy as the Catalyst for Change

06:11 – EVs, Profit Pressure, and a New Marketing Model

08:38 – Leading Teams Through Constant Change and AI Anxiety

10:11 – From CMO to Chief Growth Officer

13:48 – Short-Term Sales vs Long-Term Brand Building

23:48 – Rebuilding GM’s Agency Model with MediaMonks and Metropolis

31:34 – Why Brand and Human Taste Matter More in an AI World

34:24 – Field Notes from the Frontier: Growth, Change, and the Human Soul

Learn more at Think with Google: https://business.google.com/us/think/frontier-cmo/ 

You can also find us on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/frontier-cmo-podcast-by-think-with-google/id1860114911 

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2frcKgPI191iwfmVMHGfgYAmazon Music: https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/f0b58c08-3ce3-418d-9dad-bd0635141ff4/frontier-cmo-podcast-by-think-with-google</description>
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      <itunes:summary>Today’s CMO is  being asked to deliver growth in a  landscape defined by radical uncertainty and AI disruption.

In this episode of Frontier CMO, Norm de Greve, Chief Growth Officer at General Motors, joins Josh to explore what it takes to drive reinvention inside one of the world’s most complex legacy brands. Norm uses his experience making high-stakes decisions that have defined his career— walking away from $2 billion in tobacco revenue at CVS to steering GM’s resurgence—and turns it into actionable tactics for modern leaders. His thesis: Own the entire business engine, not just the brand.

Learn how to move at the speed of change, without losing your creative soul. 

Whether you are navigating the anxiety of the AI era or managing the tension between short-term performance and long-term brand building, this episode offers a masterclass in building sustainable systems for growth.

00:00 – Creative Still Matters in the Age of AI

00:24 – Welcome to Frontier CMO &amp; Norm De Greve’s Journey

01:22 – Inside GM’s Turnaround and Reinvention

02:26 – Why Automotive Is One of the Most Powerful Brand Businesses

05:01 – Bankruptcy as the Catalyst for Change

06:11 – EVs, Profit Pressure, and a New Marketing Model

08:38 – Leading Teams Through Constant Change and AI Anxiety

10:11 – From CMO to Chief Growth Officer

13:48 – Short-Term Sales vs Long-Term Brand Building

23:48 – Rebuilding GM’s Agency Model with MediaMonks and Metropolis

31:34 – Why Brand and Human Taste Matter More in an AI World

34:24 – Field Notes from the Frontier: Growth, Change, and the Human Soul

Learn more at Think with Google: https://business.google.com/us/think/frontier-cmo/ 

You can also find us on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/frontier-cmo-podcast-by-think-with-google/id1860114911 

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2frcKgPI191iwfmVMHGfgYAmazon Music: https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/f0b58c08-3ce3-418d-9dad-bd0635141ff4/frontier-cmo-podcast-by-think-with-google</itunes:summary>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Today’s CMO is  being asked to deliver growth in a  landscape defined by radical uncertainty and AI disruption.</p>
<p>In this episode of <em>Frontier CMO</em>, <strong>Norm de Greve</strong>, Chief Growth Officer at <strong>General Motors</strong>, joins Josh to explore what it takes to drive reinvention inside one of the world’s most complex legacy brands. Norm uses his experience making high-stakes decisions that have defined his career— walking away from $2 billion in tobacco revenue at CVS to steering GM’s resurgence—and turns it into actionable tactics for modern leaders. His thesis: Own the entire business engine, not just the brand.</p>
<p>Learn how to move at the speed of change, without losing your creative soul. </p>
<p>Whether you are navigating the anxiety of the AI era or managing the tension between short-term performance and long-term brand building, this episode offers a masterclass in building sustainable systems for growth.</p>
<p>00:00 – Creative Still Matters in the Age of AI</p>
<p>00:24 – Welcome to Frontier CMO &amp; Norm De Greve’s Journey</p>
<p>01:22 – Inside GM’s Turnaround and Reinvention</p>
<p>02:26 – Why Automotive Is One of the Most Powerful Brand Businesses</p>
<p>05:01 – Bankruptcy as the Catalyst for Change</p>
<p>06:11 – EVs, Profit Pressure, and a New Marketing Model</p>
<p>08:38 – Leading Teams Through Constant Change and AI Anxiety</p>
<p>10:11 – From CMO to Chief Growth Officer</p>
<p>13:48 – Short-Term Sales vs Long-Term Brand Building</p>
<p>23:48 – Rebuilding GM’s Agency Model with MediaMonks and Metropolis</p>
<p>31:34 – Why Brand and Human Taste Matter More in an AI World</p>
<p>34:24 – Field Notes from the Frontier: Growth, Change, and the Human Soul</p>
<p>Learn more at Think with Google:<a href="https://www.youtube.com/redirect?event=video_description&amp;redir_token=QUFFLUhqbEpidE5FMTdYeGlaMWl0Sld4dm9lbW90cHg4QXxBQ3Jtc0trSEx4YzBLeHQySGU0Vy1RQ2k1Y1Ntc21pRUtQSHA4UnJsY05GMHNiR1hxV2VLX0RnVTVsS28zQnlQbWxrblZ6THJSckFRSmJYQmhBRUI4Z3c5Z2tOZnRIaGdlMF9lNmd2YTJES3ZrQmNUY2Jsb3dQVQ&amp;q=https%3A%2F%2Fbusiness.google.com%2Fus%2Fthink%2Ffrontier-cmo%2F&amp;v=Dyw29ZaH99o"><u> </u></a><a href="https://business.google.com/us/think/frontier-cmo/"><u>https://business.google.com/us/think/frontier-cmo/</u></a> </p>
<p>You can also find us on Apple Podcasts: <a href="https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/frontier-cmo-podcast-by-think-with-google/id1860114911"><u>https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/frontier-cmo-podcast-by-think-with-google/id1860114911</u></a> </p>
<p>Spotify:<a href="https://www.youtube.com/redirect?event=video_description&amp;redir_token=QUFFLUhqa0N4OGMwTWk1R1hSMERqcVdIUmdHOFZDbVdrUXxBQ3Jtc0tsN0sxYTBHYnZERkRuaDQzY1lVano1Ylota1ZJYlkxdTZyQWJlSHhaSlRMQ3gteGJubld1TmFQSVNkakRyWW9KTjNDcC1KYmFhaWZ5MUtnR1BMX2VBdHYtNWR0MFp1TnlNd3ZKa1hEYk5MLVhkRUJLYw&amp;q=https%3A%2F%2Fopen.spotify.com%2Fshow%2F2frcKgPI191iwfmVMHGfgY&amp;v=Dyw29ZaH99o"> </a><a href="https://open.spotify.com/show/2frcKgPI191iwfmVMHGfgY"><u>https://open.spotify.com/show/2frcKgPI191iwfmVMHGfgY</u></a><br>Amazon Music:<a href="https://www.youtube.com/redirect?event=video_description&amp;redir_token=QUFFLUhqa256VzRJOUJoalZvc0oyOFNqUGoyTFBEOFJ5Z3xBQ3Jtc0trdHA4cDVRcS1QYnpLaWNVN0NKUEFwTVhVbEtvMWF3dTE1Tl9SU2o5TGN1ZS1pVklYU2Y2VFg2TThQdGZSbkx3OUF3NWlJV0lmcmJma0lJMUFXMlNyRmhzMmllS21EbWV1amlsSWtneFpOZWU5RXhaSQ&amp;q=https%3A%2F%2Fmusic.amazon.com%2Fpodcasts%2Ff0b58c08-3ce3-418d-9dad-bd0635141ff4%2Ffrontier-cmo-podcast-by-think-with-google&amp;v=Dyw29ZaH99o"> </a><a href="https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/f0b58c08-3ce3-418d-9dad-bd0635141ff4/frontier-cmo-podcast-by-think-with-google"><u>https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/f0b58c08-3ce3-418d-9dad-bd0635141ff4/frontier-cmo-podcast-by-think-with-google</u></a> </p>]]>
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      <title>Shelly Palmer on Leading Through AI Change, Identity Threat, and Marketing’s Next Era</title>
      <description>In marketing, AI is not a technology problem, it’s a leadership challenge and opportunity. Our premiere episode of Frontier CMO comes to you from CES 2026. We skipped the crystal ball hype to get to the point: AI is not just a tech shift, it’s a leadership test. 

In the first episode, Josh Spanier sits down with Shelly Palmer—CEO of The Palmer Group, Advanced Professor in Residence, and one of the most trusted advisors to the Fortune 500—to separate business-model signals from gadget noise. Shelly was direct: reorganize your marketing around human-agent pairs. In this new era, subject matter expertise is more important than ever. The better you are at your craft, the better your agents will be. Set your department up for continuous adaptation—or watch it grind to a halt.



Thesis: The role of the CMO today is akin to a driver teaching a self-driving car. You are co-working in human-machine pairs, training the system until the day you can move from tactician to pure strategist.</description>
      <pubDate>Thu, 08 Jan 2026 13:35:00 -0000</pubDate>
      <itunes:episodeType>full</itunes:episodeType>
      <itunes:author>Presented by Think with Google</itunes:author>
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      <itunes:subtitle></itunes:subtitle>
      <itunes:summary>In marketing, AI is not a technology problem, it’s a leadership challenge and opportunity. Our premiere episode of Frontier CMO comes to you from CES 2026. We skipped the crystal ball hype to get to the point: AI is not just a tech shift, it’s a leadership test. 

In the first episode, Josh Spanier sits down with Shelly Palmer—CEO of The Palmer Group, Advanced Professor in Residence, and one of the most trusted advisors to the Fortune 500—to separate business-model signals from gadget noise. Shelly was direct: reorganize your marketing around human-agent pairs. In this new era, subject matter expertise is more important than ever. The better you are at your craft, the better your agents will be. Set your department up for continuous adaptation—or watch it grind to a halt.



Thesis: The role of the CMO today is akin to a driver teaching a self-driving car. You are co-working in human-machine pairs, training the system until the day you can move from tactician to pure strategist.</itunes:summary>
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        <![CDATA[<p><strong>In marketing, AI is not a technology problem, it’s a leadership challenge and opportunity. </strong>Our premiere episode of Frontier CMO comes to you from CES 2026. We skipped the crystal ball hype to get to the point: AI is not just a tech shift, it’s a leadership test. <br></p>
<p>In the first episode, Josh Spanier sits down with <strong>Shelly Palmer</strong>—CEO of The Palmer Group, Advanced Professor in Residence, and one of the most trusted advisors to the Fortune 500—to separate business-model signals from gadget noise. Shelly was direct: reorganize your marketing around human-agent pairs. In this new era, subject matter expertise is more important than ever. The better you are at your craft, the better your agents will be. Set your department up for continuous adaptation—or watch it grind to a halt.</p>
<p><br></p>
<p>Thesis: The role of the CMO today is akin to a driver teaching a self-driving car. You are co-working in human-machine pairs, training the system until the day you can move from tactician to pure strategist.</p>]]>
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      <title>Introducing Frontier CMO by Think with Google</title>
      <link>https://6f760648-7118-4d2a-b754-9230d069dad6.libsyn.com/introducing-frontier-cmo</link>
      <description>In the AI era, marketing should be unstoppable, and its future is being written in real time. Frontier CMO talks to the leaders shaping it. Join Joshua Spanier, Google's VP of AI and Marketing Strategy, in his deep-dives with the leaders, marketers, technologists who are rewriting the playbook. Welcome to the Frontier. New episodes drop January 2026.



We’re asking the questions others won’t: How do marketing leaders prove ROI to executives? What does a modern marketing strategy look like when AI and analytics are reshaping the rules every day? Each episode of Frontier CMO explores the real-world playbooks leaders are using to navigate the AI-powered landscape. 



From marketing trends and branding breakthroughs to advancements in digital marketing, social media, content marketing, and B2B marketing, Frontier CMO breaks down what’s working and what’s not to help you navigate this new landscape.



Subscribe to Frontier CMO on YouTube, Apple, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts to get alerted when the first episode drops in January.</description>
      <pubDate>Fri, 12 Dec 2025 16:49:00 -0000</pubDate>
      <itunes:title>Introducing Frontier CMO</itunes:title>
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      <itunes:author>Presented by Think with Google</itunes:author>
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      <itunes:summary>In the AI era, marketing should be unstoppable, and its future is being written in real time. Frontier CMO talks to the leaders shaping it. Join Joshua Spanier, Google's VP of AI and Marketing Strategy, in his deep-dives with the leaders, marketers, technologists who are rewriting the playbook. Welcome to the Frontier. New episodes drop January 2026.



We’re asking the questions others won’t: How do marketing leaders prove ROI to executives? What does a modern marketing strategy look like when AI and analytics are reshaping the rules every day? Each episode of Frontier CMO explores the real-world playbooks leaders are using to navigate the AI-powered landscape. 



From marketing trends and branding breakthroughs to advancements in digital marketing, social media, content marketing, and B2B marketing, Frontier CMO breaks down what’s working and what’s not to help you navigate this new landscape.



Subscribe to Frontier CMO on YouTube, Apple, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts to get alerted when the first episode drops in January.</itunes:summary>
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        <![CDATA[<p>In the AI era, marketing should be unstoppable, and its future is being written in real time. <em>Frontier CMO</em> talks to the leaders shaping it. Join Joshua Spanier, Google's VP of AI and Marketing Strategy, in his deep-dives with the leaders, marketers, technologists who are rewriting the playbook. Welcome to the Frontier. New episodes drop January 2026.</p>
<p><br></p>
<p>We’re asking the questions others won’t: How do marketing leaders prove ROI to executives? What does a modern marketing strategy look like when AI and analytics are reshaping the rules every day? Each episode of <em>Frontier CMO </em>explores the real-world playbooks leaders are using to navigate the AI-powered landscape. </p>
<p><br></p>
<p>From marketing trends and branding breakthroughs to advancements in digital marketing, social media, content marketing, and B2B marketing, <em>Frontier CMO</em> breaks down what’s working and what’s not to help you navigate this new landscape.</p>
<p><br></p>
<p>Subscribe to <em>Frontier CMO</em> on YouTube, Apple, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts to get alerted when the first episode drops in January.</p>
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      <description>This week on Modern Marketers, McDonald's VP of Marketing Elizabeth Campbell joins Google's Joshua Spanier and Bethany Poole to talk about her 20-year career at the company and how the brand keeps consumers at the center of everything it does. Elizabeth shares some of McDonald's most iconic marketing campaigns and product launches she has worked on over the years, as well as tips for engaging with consumers in a way that feels natural to them and how the brand decides what does and doesn't need to be tested.</description>
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      <itunes:title>McDonald's VP of Marketing Elizabeth Campbell on driving customer loyalty | Modern Marketers</itunes:title>
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