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The MarketingKind podcast features conversations that change the way we change the world with Paul Skinner and guests.
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Can marketing save us from political extremes? with Peter Seymour (opens the original)
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Can marketing help rebuild the centre ground of British politics? In this episode Paul Skinner and Anna Mullenneaux, co-founders of MarketingKind, introduce, Peter Seymour, former VP of Marketing & Strategy for Europe at Mondelez. Peter shares his journey from consumer marketing into political marketing, and explores what politicians could learn from the world of brands. Peter’s starting point is simple: politics isn’t just about the facts — it’s about how people feel. Drawing on his experience
Jo Swinson on building an economy that works for everyone (opens the original)
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How can we make the "new economy", just "the economy"? In this episode Paul Skinner, founder of MarketingKind , interviews Jo Swinson, former MP and leader of the Liberal Democrats, author of Equal Power and Director of Partners for a New Economy , to explore this question and more. If you're interested in how business, politics and civil society can work together to create a fairer, more sustainable future, this conversation offers fresh thinking, practical insights and reasons for optimism. In
Dr Victoria Hurth on leadership for a wellbeing economy (opens the original)
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What if the biggest barrier to creating a better economy isn't a lack of purpose—but how we define success? "Reforming capitalism begins with redefining success. This is an invitation to rethink what we value, and to govern accordingly — a diagnosis of our economic malaise and a manifesto for a more sustainable future." — Financial Times review of Beyond Profit In this episode we're joined by Dr Victoria Hurth , pracacademic, speaker, consultant, Fellow of the University of Cambridge Institute
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