Mark Brownlee's guest appearances

Mark Brownlee

horticulture-rising's podcast

Starting In Strategy 

Katie Mack

Benjamin Vogt

Angelica Garcia

Joel Karsten

David Mattern

James McGrath

Jason Chen

James Miller

Ryan Drake

Peter Shaw

Amy Nixon

Amy Ratcliffe

Gemma Craven

Anna Martin

Tommy Tonsberg

OwlTail

3 pieces of Advice from Mark Brownlee, to strategists.  1. Forget what you know previously and Try to remember it later. 2. View yourself as part of a team that’s moving towards the same goal. 3. Keep in mind that there are so many ways you can take a strategy. Join me as I have a conversation with Mark Brownlee, Strategist at Banfield in Ontario Canada.  As he shares his 3 pieces of advice for a strategist, his strategy journey,  and what he found most helpful in joining the Planning Dirty Academy. 

3 pieces of Advice from Mark Brownlee, to strategists.   1. Forget what you know previously and Try to remember it later.  2. View yourself as part of a team that’s moving towards the same goal.  3. Keep in mind that there are so many ways you can take a strategy.  Join me as I have a conversation with Mark Brownlee, Strategist at Banfield in Ontario Canada.  As he shares his 3 pieces of advice for a strategist, his strategy journey,  and what he found most helpful in joining the Planning Dirty Academy.

Episode 3 - Interview with Mark Brownlee

Today I am speaking with Mark Brownlee, the Principal Ecologist at Wildlawn in Quakertown, PA. We will be speaking about how Wildlawn is different from other lawn alternative companies, the importance of using locally sourced seeds of native plants, and why he is optimistic that the supply will meet the demand of the growing native plant movement. 

Today I am speaking with Mark Brownlee, the Principal Ecologist at Wildlawn in Quakertown, PA. We will be speaking about how Wildlawn is different from other lawn alternative companies, the importance of using locally sourced seeds of native plants, and why he is optimistic that the supply will meet the demand of the growing native plant movement.

S3 E2 Interview with Mark Brownlee