Hearst Digital's guest appearances

Hearst Digital

Beyond Your Blog Podcast

Agile and Project Management - DrunkenPM Radio

Zephr's Subscription Think Tank

Chris Bailey

David Marquet

Elizabeth Harrin

Scott Ambler

Steve Martin

Josh Bloom

Aaron Irizarry

Alex Brown

Paul Hammond

Jesse Fewell

Philip Diab

Brandon Brown

Esther Derby

Jorgen Hesselberg

Johanna Rothman

OwlTail

In this session, Scott Howland, talks with Simona Zanette, MD Hearst Digital SA, on how they're adapting and changing their revenue streams. Key areas include live events and white label of their content hub.Current Revenue Streams for HearstHearst Live - Event Focused RevenueContent Hub - White Labeled RevenueAdapting to New Ideas and ChangeThe Future of Revenues

In this session, Scott Howland, talks with Simona Zanette, MD Hearst Digital SA, on how they're adapting and changing their revenue streams. Key areas include live events and white label of their content hub. <ul><li>Current Revenue Streams for Hearst</li><li>Hearst Live - Event Focused Revenue</li><li>Content Hub - White Labeled Revenue</li><li>Adapting to New Ideas and Change</li><li>The Future of Revenues</li></ul>

Ep 15 - Simona Zanette (Hearst Digital SA) - New Revenue Streams for Publishers

Agile is not easy. Many organizations struggle with trying to break free of their traditional work culture and finding their path to a different way of working. Along the way, many organizations give up, or slowly slide back into the old ways of working because making the transition is just too hard.If you happen to work at one of those organizations, this episode should offer you something special to start off the new year. This episode offers HOPE.Hearst Digital Media has been working on making the transition to Agile for the past few years. As you’ll hear in the interview, what they’ve achieved is a group that has adopted and adapted a variety of Agile practices and found a way of working that is not just a great example of how to make Agile work for your organization, but how you can establish a group in lieu of a traditional PMO that exists to support, nurture and continuously improve their approach in order to deliver value for their organization and their customers. This episode of The Reluctant Agilist features Michelle Dennis, Director of Product Management, and Jacquelyn Talpalar, Director of Agile Operations for Hearst Digital Media. During the conversation we talk through how they’ve evolved the approach Hearst Digital Media has taken in transitioning to Agile and how that approach has helped them scale from 3 Scrum-ish teams to 24 teams in four years. The group is serving over 1 billion customers a year and on-boarding new products at the rate of almost one a week. Their path was not an easy one and Jacquelyn and Michelle share some of the challenges they faced along the way and offer advice for those who are currently working on making the switch. If you are in need of a good example of how Agile can help you succeed and grow, this podcast should give you a nice boost. For me, this was a truly inspiring interview.  I hope you will enjoy it. Oh - and if you are looking for a gig at a place that has figured all this out… they’re hiring.If you’d like to download  the graphics mentioned in the interviewt, you can find them here.https://bit.ly/2Fz3VAbIf you’d like to contact Michelle Dennis:Email: michellesd02@gmail.comLinkedIn: https://bit.ly/2AKq6QKIf you’d like to contact Jacquelyn Talpalar:Email: jacquelyn.talpalar@gmail.comLinkedIn: https://bit.ly/2Hdvb9R

Agile is not easy. Many organizations struggle with trying to break free of their traditional work culture and finding their path to a different way of working. Along the way, many organizations give up, or slowly slide back into the old ways of working because making the transition is just too hard. If you happen to work at one of those organizations, this episode should offer you something special to start off the new year. This episode offers HOPE. Hearst Digital Media has been working on making the transition to Agile for the past few years. As you’ll hear in the interview, what they’ve achieved is a group that has adopted and adapted a variety of Agile practices and found a way of working that is not just a great example of how to make Agile work for your organization, but how you can establish a group in lieu of a traditional PMO that exists to support, nurture and continuously improve their approach in order to deliver value for their organization and their customers. This episode of The Reluctant Agilist features Michelle Dennis, Director of Product Management, and Jacquelyn Talpalar, Director of Agile Operations for Hearst Digital Media. During the conversation we talk through how they’ve evolved the approach Hearst Digital Media has taken in transitioning to Agile and how that approach has helped them scale from 3 Scrum-ish teams to 24 teams in four years. The group is serving over 1 billion customers a year and on-boarding new products at the rate of almost one a week. Their path was not an easy one and Jacquelyn and Michelle share some of the challenges they faced along the way and offer advice for those who are currently working on making the switch. If you are in need of a good example of how Agile can help you succeed and grow, this podcast should give you a nice boost. For me, this was a truly inspiring interview. I hope you will enjoy it. Oh - and if you are looking for a gig at a place that has figured all this out… they’re hiring. If you’d like to download the graphics mentioned in the interviewt, you can find them here. <a href="https://bit.ly/2Fz3VAb" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://bit.ly/2Fz3VAb</a> If you’d like to contact Michelle Dennis: Email: michellesd02@gmail.com LinkedIn: <a href="https://bit.ly/2AKq6QK" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://bit.ly/2AKq6QK</a> If you’d like to contact Jacquelyn Talpalar: Email: jacquelyn.talpalar@gmail.com LinkedIn: <a href="https://bit.ly/2Hdvb9R" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://bit.ly/2Hdvb9R</a>

Developing a PMO that is Actually Agile - Hearst Digital Media