# Darren Gold

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A CEO Masterclass: Jeff Cohen, CEO of Fruit of the Loom

In this episode of One of One, Darren speaks with Jeff Cohen, CEO of Fruit of the Loom. Jeff's career has been extraordinary. He spent over 20 years in senior roles at American Express, GE, and Home Depot, which he calls a masterclass in brand process and culture. Later, he ran multiple mid-cap bus…

Leading with Transparency and Trust: Jarek Kutylowski, CEO of DeepL

In this episode of One of One, Darren speaks with Jarek Kutylowski, founder and CEO of DeepL. DeepL is a pioneering AI company serving hundreds of thousands of businesses around the world. Born in Poland and raised between Poland and Germany, Jarek experienced firsthand the challenges and beauty of…

Leading from the Bottom: Frank Blake, former CEO of The Home Depot

In this episode of One of One, Darren speaks with Frank Blake, former chairman and CEO of The Home Depot. Frank stepped into the CEO role at Home Depot at a moment of profound uncertainty. It was early 2007, the housing market was beginning to unravel, and culturally, the company had lost touch wit…

Leading with Mettle: Wendy McMahon, former CEO of CBS News & Stations

In this episode of One of One, Darren speaks with Wendy McMahon, former CEO of CBS News & Stations. Wendy McMahon is one of the most influential leaders in modern broadcast journalism. Over the course of her career, has led two of the most important institutions in American media, first as presiden…

Go Fast, Don’t Hurry: Wade Foster, Co-Founder and CEO of Zapier

In nearly 15 years, Wade has grown Zapier from a side project at a Missouri hackathon into one of the most capital efficient software companies ever built. Essentially bootstrapped, Zapier now helps millions of customers automate their work by connecting the thousands of apps and tools that busines…

The Art of Organizational Soulcraft: Eric Ries, author of The Lean Startup and Incorruptible, Founder of the LTSE

Eric Ries is author of The Lean Startup, founder of the Long Term Stock Exchange, and now author of a terrific new book called Incorruptible: Why Good Companies Go Bad... and How Great Companies Stay Great. Eric's central argument is that even the most mission driven companies will, over time, succ…

Building the House You Want to Live In: Mark Pincus, Founder & Former CEO of Zynga, Author of Life at the Speed of Play

Mark Pincus is one of the most distinctive founders and product builders of the past three decades. He has written a remarkable new book called Life at the Speed of Play: Launch Products People Love! Most people assume that the willingness to stand for what you know to be true, even when the world …

Tough on Standards, Tender-Hearted with People: Doug Conant, former President and CEO of Campbell Soup Company

Doug Conant stepped into the CEO role at the Campbell Soup Company in 2001, inheriting a toxic culture and a workforce that had lost faith in its leadership. Over the next decade, he engineered one of the most remarkable turnarounds in modern business history. But what makes Doug's story so compell…

This Isn’t Right: Jack Conte, CEO of Patreon

Over 13 years, Jack Conte has built Patreon into a platform that has paid out more than $10 billion to creators. When Jack was 10 years old, the cool kids wore Nike and Adidas. Jack didn't. He wore Court Classics from Costco. Not because they were better, because the brand worship simply didn't mak…

The Black Sheep: Ben Goorin, CEO of Goorin Bros.

Ben Goorin is the fourth generation CEO of Goorin Brothers, the family hat company founded in 1895, and the creator of The Farm, the animal trucker hats worn on heads all over the world. Ben and Darren met years ago in the same YPO forum, and he's one of the truest creatives Darren has ever seen oc…