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English
United States
7 episodes
since April 15, 2020
episodic

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Love Malone's long career in advertising spans both brands and agencies. The founder of The Gradient consultancy spent close to a decade in pharma at GSK and Merck. After that, Malone landed in the agency world as a senior strategic manager at BBDO and then had the role of Ogilvy's global director …

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This week, Adweek introduced its first-ever industry award honoring LGBTQ leaders. All 15 of Adweek’s inaugural Pride Stars honorees are breaking boundaries and pushing forward advocacy and visibility across advertising and marketing, brands, media, tech, and culture. One of Adweek’s 2020 Pride …
Adweek's D&I TBD podcast is honored this week to have two guest hosts: Kai Deveraux Lawson and Simeon Coker, hosts of the must-listen podcast Mixed Company. The resulting conversation about violence against Black Americans is just as powerful, contemplative and vital as we expected. The opinio…
This week, Streamlytics CEO Angela Benton joins to talk about diversifying artificial intelligence, data brokerage, and more. Benton’s company recently introduced Clture, a data ownership app for the black community that helps people monetize their digital footprints. But before founding Streamly…
On episode 3 of D&I TBD, Adweek is joined by strategist Nina Kossoff. Currently on furlough from Matter due to the Covid-19 pandemic, Kossoff has sat on brand planning and strategy teams at Imprint Projects, McCann, Ogilvy & Mather, and Barbarian Group. It’s not every day that two non-bina…

Ep 2 - Jezz Chung

Jezz Chung, Anomaly’s diversity and engagement lead, joins us this week for episode two of Adweek’s new podcast D&I TBD. Speaking with diversity & inclusion reporter Mary Emily O’Hara, Chung muses on how inclusive workplace goals are shifting during Covid-19 layoffs and cutbacks. This epi…
In the first episode, Glenn Singleton, president and founder of Pacific Educational Group and Courageous Conversation, discusses his early experiences in becoming a leader in the space, the importance of authenticity in creating inclusive spaces and the persistent issues of systemic racism that hol…
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