Insightful discussions and commentary on key issues affecting the marketing industry.
How to Build a More Inclusive Workplace
In this episode of Beyond Profit, Mita Mallick joins host Ken Beaulieu to discuss key learnings from her book, Reimagine Inclusion, why unconscious bias holds companies back, the rise in DEI backlash, and more.
A Cure for Purpose Paralysis
In this episode of Beyond Profit, Peter Bardell, cofounder of Revolt, joins host Ken Beaulieu to discuss the company's purpose research in detail. One finding is that using more “centrist” language in marketing and advertising, as opposed to left- or right-leaning language, can make a positive difference.
How Marketers Become Better Leaders
Sally Percy, journalist and author, joins host Matthew Schwartz to discuss how senior marketers bolster their leadership skills, why remote work is changing the so-called “70/20/10” rule of communications, and the increasingly key role empathy plays among successful leaders.
How Marketers Tame the Data Beast
Claravine's Chris Comstock joins host Matthew Schwartz to discuss how marketers bolster their data standards, why embracing failure is underrated in the battle to tame the data beast, and what the pending demise of third-party cookies means for brand advertisers and consumer engagement.
The Marketer’s Evolution: From Creativity to Business Acumen, with Newell Brand’s Melanie Huet
Marketing Futures Podcast host Mike Berberich sat down with Melanie Huet, President of Brand Management and Innovation at Newell Brands, to discuss the future trajectory of marketing leadership.
It Takes a Village: A New Agency Approach with Sarah Collinson and Dan Lucey
Marketing Futures Podcast host Mike Berberich talked to the co-CEOs of Havas New York, Sarah Collinson and Dan Lucey, about their “village model” approach to client solutions, what the new dynamic duo has planned in the short- and long-term, and, of course, how AI factors into it all.
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Available to all, these mini podcast episodes cover what some of the ANA’s brightest minds think about marketing’s most pressing issues.
By the Numbers
The ANA Podcast Network averages nearly 20,000 streams each month, with a fairly even distribution across all three shows.
The U.S. is the largest audience for the ANA Podcast Network, but 19 percent of listeners are international, with high listenership in Germany, Canada, Switzerland, and Mexico.
The average listening time of an ANA podcast is 24 minutes.
82 percent of ANA's podcast streams are considered "impactful," meaning listeners consumed at least 75 percent of the episode.
98 percent of ANA podcast listens take place on mobile applications.