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The MarketingKind podcast

MarketingKind

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Frequency: 1 episode/16d. Total Eps: 60

The MarketingKind podcast features conversations that change the way we change the world with Paul Skinner and guests. This series is for marketers, entrepreneurs, business and charity leaders who are interested in learning from diverse perspectives how we can change the stories that guide how we live and work for the better. Each episode delves into how we can use the skills of marketing to address society’s biggest challenges and how we can narrate our way to a better future.

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🇬🇧 Great Britain - marketing
06/08/2026
#80
🇬🇧 Great Britain - marketing
08/08/2025
#92
🇬🇧 Great Britain - marketing
23/06/2025
#100
🇬🇧 Great Britain - marketing
22/06/2025
#68
🇬🇧 Great Britain - marketing
31/05/2025
#69
🇬🇧 Great Britain - marketing
10/03/2025
#91
🇩🇪 Germany - marketing
25/02/2025
#83

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Lotte Jones from The News Movement on the future of media

Wednesday, February 12, 2025 • Duration 01:12:46

In this episode Lotte Jones, Chief Commercial Officer of The News Movement, helps up to explore the future of media and how new media is pushing traditional news media to innovate.

She introduces us toThe News Movement, which is a modern media company, born on social providing factual content aimed at engaging Gen Z.

We discuss the challenges The News Movement faced in building their commercial offerings for brands while growing organically (they now reach 100M views per month), of balancing the rigour of traditional journalism with the creativity of social media, and finding the right ways to support the creator economy.

Lotte reminds us that:

- Building community and engagement makes our organisations more resilient

- When we're overwhelmed by the state of the world we need opportunities to take meaningful action

- When working with clients don't be afraid to alter the brief!

If you are not yet following The News Movement, Recount and Capsule, you can find them onInstagram, TikTok andYouTube.

The episode was hosted by Tom Hadley, aMarketingKind member and founder ofExodus 25.

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Dr Chris Arnold on the importance of the 'S' in ESG

Sunday, February 2, 2025 • Duration 22:06

In this episode Dr Chris Arnold encourages us to 'Think outside the tick-box' and 'Supercharge the "S" in ESG'.

Chris says, "We often talk about a climate crisis, but I want to talk about the social crisis. If you look at the social crisis we have, slavery is massive. We're talking about well over 50 million people in this world in modern day slavery. It's one of the biggest criminal factors. We also have crises in housing, poverty, hunger and unemployment."

1. Chris advises businesses to start by defining their social purpose. And to make sure there is a strong values alignment between their brand and their stakeholders.

2. Then look at their social impact strategy, including the causes they want to support, employee engagement and well beyond. And decide how they will achieve this strategy through partnerships or campaigns.

3. Once they have an action plan, they also need a plan for measuring impact.

4. And finally they need to communicate their impacts.

Chris Arnold is a Dr of Business, author of Ethical Marketing & The New Consumer, founder of My Social Impact and was Brand Republic’s Ethical Marketing blogger for 10 years. An expert in ethical marketing and social impact, he has worked with top brands on social impact campaigns, including Diageo, Sainsbury’s, Heineken, Brewers, Hackney Council, London Community Arts and over 25 charities.

In addition to being a member of the MarketingKind community, Chris is a member of the Institute of Corporate Responsibility & Sustainability (ICRS), NetworkOne Sustainability Think Tank and an Investors in Community Ambassador.

This episode is hosted by Anna Mullenneaux and Paul Skinner, founders of the MarketingKind community.

Jon Miller, author of The Activist Leader, on a new mindset for business

Tuesday, July 23, 2024 • Duration 01:28:40

This episode's special guest is Jon Miller, author of The Activist Leader: A New Mindset for Doing Business.

Together we explore how we can all use an activist mindset to make businesses more of a force for good.

Jon takes us through the 5 types of Activist Leader:

Campaigner
Path-finder
Mobiliser
Bridge-builder
Fixer

And a quick poll of participants shows that over 50% of MarketingKind members identify as Path-finders.

Jon shares many examples of businesses that are leading the way such as the largest shipping company in the world, Mærsk, which has created a new design for ships that produce half of the carbon emissions of a standard cargo ship.

Paul Polman, former CEO of Unilever, endorsed The Activist Leader calling it, ‘A must read for all current and aspiring leaders’.

The Activist Leader is the second book that Jon has written. The first is Everybody's Business and both were co-authored with his business partner Lucy Parker.

In addition to his writing, Jon is a partner of the Brunswick Group, where he co-founded the Business & Society team in 2011, working with many of the world’s largest companies on their critical societal issues – from climate change and biodiversity to human rights and inequality.

Kian Bakhtiari on the power of collective imagination

Sunday, July 14, 2024 • Duration 48:18

In this episode we explore with Kian Bakhtiari, founder of The People, how we can restore collective imagination in order to better solve society's biggest challenges.

Kian believes we have a crisis of imagination and we need to use marketing and communications to create a shared sense of language and vision to help us imagine a better future.

In the discussion Kian inspires us with his work at The People, which is a is an award-winning Gen Z Insights and Strategy agency powered by 150+ diverse young changemakers.

He gives advice for helping to breakdown the notion that the world is fixed and unbending and suggests we should:

- Nurture the beginner mindset

- Evoke the power of play

- Take people out of their usual setting to give them a new perspective

This episode is hosted by Anna Mullenneaux and Paul Skinner co-founders of the MarketingKind community.

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Parisa Wright on tackling climate change through community

Friday, June 28, 2024 • Duration 17:41

In this episode we learn from Parisa Wright, founder of Greener & Cleaner, how their charity is tackling the loneliness epidemic, the cost of living crisis and the climate emergency all at once.

Their innovative Community Hub in The Glades shopping centre in Bromley has turned a vacant space into a thriving place for a diverse range of people to learn from each other how they can live more sustainably, while saving money, learning new skills and building a more resilient social network.

People come to the Hub to learn new skills such as sewing, to borrow equipment from their Library of Things, to volunteer or to meet new people in a supportive environment.

Greener & Cleaner also use their Hub to test and learn. They are building a ‘Blueprint’ for success to help other community groups and charities to replicate this model in vacant spaces in shopping centres and high streets around the UK.

Our members are working with Parisa to help grow the charity by strengthening and diversifying their funding streams, particularly through their work with businesses. And if you would like to join us in supporting their work please get in touch at anna@marketingkind.org.

This episode is hosted by Jackie Marshall, former Head of Marketing at Fairtrade, MarketingKind member, volunteer at Climate Ed and Business Engagement Lead at the Food Foundation.

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Manda Scott on how we can narrate our way to a better future

Thursday, June 20, 2024 • Duration 01:23:18

In this episode Manda Scott, bestselling novelist, explores how Thrutopian narratives can give us 'a road map through' our current polycrisis existence to one we would be proud to leave to future generations.

We discuss how Manda used the concept of Thrutopia in writing her recently published novel Any Human Power, which is described as a mytho-political thriller and which includes a surprisingly timed general election. *** So a special thank you to Rishi Sunak for calling a general election the week before the book came out, helping to make the book feel even more prescient and needed. ***

Manda says we need to change our mindset and our value system away from 'see, want, take' to one where we don't see ourselves as separate from nature or each other.

Her top three practical recommendations for changing politics in the UK:

1) Read Plurality: The Future of Collaborative Technology and Democracy by Audrey Tang
2) Change from First Past the Post voting to Proportional Representation3) Give 16 year-olds (or younger) the right to vote

Philippa White on a people-first approach to leadership

Sunday, June 16, 2024 • Duration 50:10

This episode's special guest is Philippa White, author of Return on Humanity: Leadership Lessons from All Corners of the World, and together we discuss a people-first approach to leadership.

Philippa is a global thought leader, social innovator and the Founder and CEO of UK-based company TIE Leadership and host of the TIE Unearthed podcast. For over 20 years she has been dedicated to unlocking the potential of corporate leaders and their companies by igniting the power of a people-first approach to business.

Philippa shares what she considers the three pillars of being more human as a leader: self-awareness, interdependence and interconnectedness.

1) Self-awareness means knowing who you are, what you are good at, what your purpose or compass is and what makes you happy.

2) We are interdependent, because we can't make decisions on our own. We need other people, we can't make decisions in a vacuum, we need other sectors and other regions of the world. We need voices from outside communities to help us find solutions. And to create an environment where the people needed can collaborate in a cohesive way, we need human competencies such as empathy and understanding how to gain trust from people who are very different to ourselves.

3) Our interconnectedness means business can't be only about shareholders, it needs to be about all stakeholders. There needs to be an understanding of our place in the community and how what we do impacts all other aspects such as our customers, civil society and the environment.

The more human a business culture is, the happier people are and the more successful it becomes and this is a 'Return on Humanity'.

Steph Caswell on how to write brilliant business books

Friday, May 31, 2024 • Duration 48:04

In this episode Steph Caswell, writing coach and author of Dare to Write, shares her advice on how to turn our ideas into great business books.

We are also hugely lucky to have a community filled with authors and in the group discussion we hear from Rory Sutherland, Dr Chris Arnold and Paul Skinner about their own writing and publishing experiences.

Steph's top three tips and some of her reading recommendations include:

1) Read!

Read within your genre and outside of it. Read and explore what makes a good business book.

The Success Principles by Jack Canfield is an example of a book that influenced Steph's journey.

2) Always keep the reader front and centre.

What is the problem that your reader has that will cause them to reach for your book on the shelf? This becomes your reader promise.

Write about an idea that flicks a switch for the reader and helps them to see and do things differently. Eric Nelson, an editorial director, wrote an article on LinkedIn about the secret to coming up with ideas that people get excited about, which is worth reading:

Zak Gottlieb, co-founder of Bank.Green, on how to stop banks from funding climate chaos

Friday, May 24, 2024 • Duration 13:52

In this episode we learn from Zak Gottlieb, co-founder of Bank.Green, how they are influencing banks to support a more sustainable future rather than continuing to fund fossil fuels.

The fight for a habitable planet is the fight for our lives. But while we look at ways to make our own lives more sustainable, most of us are also funding environmental catastrophe.

During the 7 years following the Paris Agreement, the world’s top 60 private-sector banks pumped $5.5 trillion into fossil fuels.

In honour of Earth Day 2024 Bank.Green launched a new league table and methodology so that we can all find out if our bank (and therefore our money) is funding fossil fuels. And if we’re not happy with our bank's ranking then Bank.Green makes it easy to find and switch to a better one.

Zak joined the climate movement in 2019 after feeling the world was sleep-walking towards catastrophe and wanting to use his knowledge of digital marketing to do something about it. At Bank.Green, he is responsible for their growth and partnerships, while liaising with banks about how they represent them.

This conversation was part of a MarketingKind Coffee with a Cause session where members work together to support the growth of a pioneering charity.

This episode is hosted by Anna Mullenneaux, co-founder of the MarketingKind community.

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Mark Evans on life after the big job

Thursday, May 16, 2024 • Duration 59:40

In this episode we explore 'life after the big job' in a very open, honest and engaging conversation with Mark Evans, former Managing Director of Marketing and Digital at Direct Line Group.

"A big part of moving out of executive life is finding a way to move away from (or maybe reframe) one's ego, so I do have a bit of a problem with the word 'portfolio'. I describe my existence as having a fruit salad."

Whether you are still in 'the big job' or you have struck out on your own, the world needs a lot more ‘fruit salad’ thinking.

Mark shares advice given to him at a curry house dinner celebrating his university graduation in 1995 which has shaped his career ever since.

Mark currently aims to learn more, enjoy more, and contribute more. He has raised over £900,000 to help beat cancer quicker through the Sprintathon. And he shares the many other incredible roles and initiatives that make up the current mix in his fruit salad.

We learn about the importance of building a 'board of advisors' rather than relying on the expertise of one mentor. And Mark's top four tips for anyone wanting to diversify their career interests with the potential for creating a portfolio or fruit salad life.

This episode is hosted by Elaine Roberts, B2B marketing expert, coach and strategic change consultant. And Mark and Elaine are both members of the MarketingKind community.

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