About the guests on The Business of Marketing
99 senior marketing and commercial leaders interviewed on The Business of Marketing. Long-running interviews with CMOs, founders, presidents, CROs, and VP-level operators shaping business growth.
Recent guests include senior leaders from LinkedIn, Magnite, We Are Social, Plan.Net Group, Rooster Punk, Yahoo DSP, Ziggy, Automated Creative, Mantis, Directive, Adobe, MYDIAL, Bauer Media Outdoor, Mindshare, Engaging Interactions, ABBA Voyage, Usercentrics, Sounds Profitable, Reachdesk, dentsu X.
Each guest has a dedicated profile at businessof.co/guests with bio, career timeline, episode appearance, and signature ideas.
Frequently asked questions
Who appears on The Business of Marketing podcast?
The Business of Marketing features CMOs, founders, presidents, CROs, VPs, and senior marketing leaders from companies including LinkedIn, Adobe, Google, IBM, Klaviyo, Snap, Yahoo, Dentsu, Magnite, LG Ad Solutions, Tripadvisor, and the San Francisco 49ers.
What kind of guests are featured on the show?
Guests include brand marketers, agency leaders, media executives, researchers, creators, founders, growth leaders, and operators shaping marketing, advertising, media, ecommerce, and AI.
What topics are discussed on The Business of Marketing?
Episodes cover AI, advertising, brand strategy, growth, customer experience, ecommerce, creator marketing, measurement, media, partnerships, leadership, and the future of marketing.
How are guests selected for The Business of Marketing?
We invite guests based on their experience, perspective, operating credibility, and relevance to the strategic shifts shaping marketing and media.
Can people apply to be guests on the podcast?
Yes. Senior marketing and commercial leaders can apply to appear on the show through the interview request page at businessof.co/request-interview.
Does The Business of Marketing focus on B2B or B2C marketing?
The show covers both B2B and B2C marketing, including enterprise technology, retail, media, entertainment, ecommerce, travel, and consumer brands.
What makes The Business of Marketing different from other marketing podcasts?
The show focuses on in-depth, unscripted conversations with senior operators. Episodes are designed to explore how marketing works inside major brands, agencies, publishers, platforms, and high-growth businesses.
Are episodes focused on strategy or practical execution?
Both. Conversations cover strategy, leadership, technology, operations, measurement, creative thinking, and the practical realities of building and growing marketing organisations.
Which companies have appeared on The Business of Marketing?
Guests have appeared from companies including LinkedIn, Adobe, IBM, Klaviyo, Snap, Yahoo, Magnite, LG Ad Solutions, Dentsu, Secret Cinema, Tripadvisor, and the San Francisco 49ers.
Who is The Business of Marketing for?
The show is designed for senior marketers, founders, agency leaders, media executives, strategists, growth teams, and commercial operators interested in how marketing organisations are evolving.