Brian Whipple's guest appearances

Brian Whipple

NEXTCONF

The Drum Arms Podcast

On Strategy Showcase

Cult Brand Secrets

Scott Smith

Cindy Gallop

Lisa Congdon

Brian Collins

Golden Krishna

Sacha Baron Cohen

Amy Webb

Douglas Rushkoff

Carolyn McCall

Lizzie Widhelm

Kraft Heinz

Mark Adams

Vivian Lee

Brian Solis

Javier Pena

OwlTail

Brian Whipple’s leadership skills, and communication skills, and business acumen, are off the charts. His company, Accenture Interactive, produces customer experiences for the world’s biggest and best brands. He showcases an admirable ability to come up with big, bold ideas, and also to expertly execute and bring those ideas to life in compelling ways.Brian reminds us that all business is personal, and our human interactions matter as much as our intelligence, or our creative ideas, our grit, or our work ethic.Learn more at CultBrandSecrets.com

Brian Whipple’s leadership skills, and communication skills, and business acumen, are off the charts. His company, Accenture Interactive, produces customer experiences for the world’s biggest and best brands. He showcases an admirable ability to come up with big, bold ideas, and also to expertly execute and bring those ideas to life in compelling ways.Brian reminds us that all business is personal, and our human interactions matter as much as our intelligence, or our creative ideas, our grit, or our work ethic.Learn more at <a href="https://evergreenpodcasts.com/cult-brand-secrets" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">CultBrandSecrets.com</a>

S4 E9 Brian Whipple

After acquiring Droga5 and other creative shops, Brian and his team are now ready to roll out their part consultancy, part tech firm and part agency offering. Not only is it formidable, but it may, in fact, be what we've always wanted modern marketing agencies to be.

After acquiring Droga5 and other creative shops, Brian and his team are now ready to roll out their part consultancy, part tech firm and part agency offering. Not only is it formidable, but it may, in fact, be what we've always wanted modern marketing agencies to be.

Is Accenture Interactive's CEO, Brian Whipple building the agency we've always promised, and on a global scale?

Each month The Drum's editor Stephen Lepitak talks to a senior leader in media and marketing about how they view leadership and their own ways of being a leader in their business. This month he talks to Brian Whipple, Accenture Interactive's global chief executive.

The Drum's Leadership Lessons with Brian Whipple, chief executive of Accenture Interactive

Human energy and time are precious and increasingly finite, as we struggle to navigate a world cluttered with junk, fake news and brands scrapping for their piece of the pie. Amidst the noise, life’s poignant moments remind us what’s important. Grocery shopping is not important, but feeding my family is. Social media isn’t important but staying plugged in to my community is. Solutions in service of core human values create purpose, which is the only sustainable currency in today’s marketplace.Success is no longer measured by shareholder value or pure profit, alone. Everyone is an innovator. The leaders of tomorrow are placing empathy and compassion at the top of their resumes. This critical tectonic shift begins with a collective demand that technology and commerce serve humanity—and the journey begins at the intersection of purpose and innovation.

Human energy and time are precious and increasingly finite, as we struggle to navigate a world cluttered with junk, fake news and brands scrapping for their piece of the pie. Amidst the noise, life’s poignant moments remind us what’s important. Grocery shopping is not important, but feeding my family is. Social media isn’t important but staying plugged in to my community is. Solutions in service of core human values create purpose, which is the only sustainable currency in today’s marketplace. Success is no longer measured by shareholder value or pure profit, alone. Everyone is an innovator. The leaders of tomorrow are placing empathy and compassion at the top of their resumes. This critical tectonic shift begins with a collective demand that technology and commerce serve humanity—and the journey begins at the intersection of purpose and innovation.