Confessions of a CMO: marketing is running the business now
At a time of shifting corporate and performance responsibilities, the most successful CMOs are embracing the challenges of tech and transformation.
At a time of shifting corporate and performance responsibilities, the most successful CMOs are embracing the challenges of tech and transformation.
From connecting the C-suite to picking up shifts in culture, the marketer is now absolutely essential for continued relevance, innovation, dynamism and growth.
The CMO role is not just adapting to change — it is leading it. New research from Worldwide Partners finds today’s top marketing leaders are embracing ambiguity and redefining themselves as strategic disruptors, narrative builders and internal culture shapers. Explore the five new CMO archetypes reshaping the C-suite in Confessions of a CMO.
Campaign sat down exclusively with John Harris, CEO of Worldwide Partners, Inc.(WPI), the world’s most collaborative agency network, and Humphrey Ho, president of Helios Worldwide and Asia Pacific board director at WPI, for an in-depth discussion on how the role of the CMO is evolving within today’s rapidly shifting marketing landscape.