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Beyond the Brand takes you inside the minds of today’s top marketing leaders to uncover the strategies, insights, and challenges shaping the future of brands.Hosted by Matt Huntly and Adam Wright, each episode features candid conversations with experts across retail, media,…
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How to future-proof your brand leadership career | Angeliki Kazantzidi | Kenvue (opens the original)
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Twenty years into a marketing career built across six countries and 40-plus brands, staying relevant has meant reinventing more than once, not settling into one version of the job. In this episode, Angeliki Kazantzidi, Head of Marketing Northern Europe at Kenvue, joins Adam to talk through what that reinvention has looked like, from a chemistry degree and an SAP consulting job to leading some of the biggest names in skincare and self-care. Guest bio Angeliki Kazantzidi is Head of Marketing North
The product proof your competitors can't copy | Sarah Booth | Ancient + Brave (opens the original)
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Any competitor can cite the same ingredient study you cite. Looking credible has gotten cheap, and the science page, the citations, and the claims that used to set a brand apart are now within reach of anyone with a product and a browser. What's left is the evidence you own about your own finished product, and that's what Sarah Booth has built Ancient + Brave around. Sarah is Chief Brand and Creative Officer at Ancient + Brave , the wellness brand that grew more than 1,400% in 2 years and holds
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