Episode 27 - Carrie Ann Latimer, Community Manager/Copywriter at Golin

03/14/22 • 89 min

Carrie Ann Latimer can beat you up (but she totally would never). While excelling in a role that is notoriously overworked, even by ad industry standards, she manages multiple brands for DeVries/Golin and is a dedicated power lifter.
In this episode we talk about the type of professional boundaries that allow her to stay so balanced, what her different experiences as the online voice for brands like Southern Comfort, L'Oreal, Mountain Dew, and others, and some of her strategies to manage trolls and build brand momentum.
Her talent and charm are undeniable. See for yourself by following her on Twitter at @barelycarrie.
Good luck at your powerlifting competition, Carrie Ann!

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Episode 26 - Lindsay Bennett, Global Head of Marketing at DDB

Lindsay Bennett's career trajectory is a steep one. In only a few years she has gone from covering businesses as a journalist in the Sydney area to her new home in NYC + new role as Global Head of Marketing for DDB, just 3 years after going agency-side.
Dogged determination certainly played a part—see: her 11 months working ET hours from Australia—but she's also a huge proponent for self-advocacy and community building. She talks with TBP about some of the tools that helped her the most in today's episode.
You can find Lindsay on LinkedIn or follow her on Twitter and TikTok at @LindsayBennett.

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Episode 28 - Manuel Bordé, Global CCO at VMLY&R Commerce

Buckle up, ad nerds. This one is a wild and wonderful ride and it's not just because of the technical difficulties! Which we feel like we ironed out pretty well if we do say so ourselves.
Ep 28 features our conversation with Manuel Bordé, Global CCO of VMLY&R Commerce—formerly Geometry. Manuel made his way through the ad industry starting in Columbia and picking up several of just about every ad award there is before landing in his current role. We talk with him about finding consumer moments in emerging tech like Web3 and why he doesn't trust headhunters.
You can find Manuel's work at https://manuelborde.com/

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