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This month's episode features Lola Wright, who discusses how advertising professionals—or anyone—can work better in these adverse and unusual times, both personally and professionally.

This month's episode features Publicis Groupe's Tom Goodwin, who speaks to how his passion for sharing ideas has opened up new paths of success and opportunity in his career.

This month's episode features seasoned advertising veteran Sean Finnegan, who has years of fearless leadership experiences to share.

Lambert chats with host Noor Naseer about how to invest client dollars intelligently, keep teams educated on the latest offerings, secure talented traders, uncover critical insights, and ultimately, keep clients happy.

In an age where innovation is king, it can be shocking to see advertisers and agencies stick to the adage, “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.” Yet, media buyers are often stuck using the same tools and systems that were in vogue over a decade ago.

Most Americans are already sold on the American dream—however, with the 2008 housing crash etched in most consumers' memories, marketing a global real estate company is not without challenges. 

The advertising industry can be a battlefield when it comes to finding opportunities for career advancement. Roles are highly competitive—and progressing with speed can be a challenging task. 

Location-based advertising has entered a new era. For years, advertisers focused on leveraging the most granular location data, often ignorant of how it was obtained. Today, however, the landscape has changed. 

Many advertisers prioritize technology or targeting for their media campaigns, over their actual campaign messaging. Too often, marketers obsess over reaching the right audience, without equal consideration for the experiences they’re delivering.

As VP of Business Intelligence for The Basement—Ira Maher oversees media strategy, operations and analytics disciplines, while he focuses on customer experience associated with every account.

In our latest episode, Ira shares how his teams leverage marketing, technology, data, and automation to ensure that ads aren’t merely endured, but rather, experiences worth remembering.