Greg Calacouris's guest appearances

Greg Calacouris

IBM thinkLeaders

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In this episode, Lyd &amp; Liv get chatting with Greg Calacouris, an intelligent and easygoing Sydneysider living overseas. We learn of his love of food as a glimpse into culture and switch gear into a raw and meaningful conversation about how men - and Greg in particular- handle their mental health. What's it like battling anxiety and depression?  Greg flips the script, too, and starts asking Lyd &amp; Liv the questions, like - what were some of our most meaningful cultural exchanges during our travels? You can find Greg on Twitter at: @gcalacouris or his website https://www.gcalacouris.com/Greg also just launched a new newsletter full of clever links and smart reads he finds online. Subscribe here: https://spammail.substack.com/Paul Elkman's Atlas of Emotions: http://atlasofemotions.org/Enjoyed this episode? Please follow and leave us a review. It'll help other curious humans find us, just like you. You can also share this podcast with a friend to spread the word. We so appreciate you tuning in! Episodes air weekly on Thursdays.Wanna stay in touch?Follow us on Instagram @whoareyoureallypodcastFollow us on Twitter @uncoverstoriesJoin our Facebook Group of similar deep thinkers!

In this episode, Lyd &amp; Liv get chatting with Greg Calacouris, an intelligent and easygoing Sydneysider living overseas. We learn of his love of food as a glimpse into culture and switch gear into a raw and meaningful conversation about how men - and Greg in particular- handle their mental health. What's it like battling anxiety and depression?  Greg flips the script, too, and starts asking Lyd &amp; Liv the questions, like - what were some of our most meaningful cultural exchanges during our travels? You can find Greg on Twitter at: <a href="https://twitter.com/gcalacouris?lang=en" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@gcalacouris</a> or his website <a href="https://www.gcalacouris.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.gcalacouris.com/</a> Greg also just launched a new newsletter full of clever links and smart reads he finds online. Subscribe here: <a href="https://spammail.substack.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://spammail.substack.com/</a> Paul Elkman's Atlas of Emotions:<a href="http://atlasofemotions.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> http://atlasofemotions.org</a>/ Enjoyed this episode? Please follow and leave us a review. It'll help other curious humans find us, just like you. You can also share this podcast with a friend to spread the word. We so appreciate you tuning in! Episodes air weekly on Thursdays. Wanna stay in touch? Follow us on Instagram <a href="https://www.instagram.com/whoareyoureallypodcast/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@whoareyoureallypodcast</a> Follow us on Twitter <a href="https://twitter.com/uncoverstories?lang=en" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@uncoverstories</a> Join our <a href="https://www.facebook.com/groups/1954474984676683/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Facebook Group</a> of similar deep thinkers!

Mapping mental health, living on the other side of the world & being a foodie with Greg Calacouris

Dawn Colossi

Do we really know how our customers feel? Should marketers focus more on small data or big data for insight? What metrics should marketers be looking at? In this episode of IBM thinkLeaders podcast, we are joined by Dawn Colossi (CMO at FocusVision) and Greg Calacouris (Senior Strategist at Wunderman Thompson). We talk to Dawn and Greg about the problem of survey data, how organizations are leveraging their CMOs, whether MarTech is now synonymous with marketing, and Amanda’s distaste for ROI. We also get into subscriptions versus selling ads, qualitative data versus quantitative data, brand strategy, and whether the best way to truly understand human behavior is to watch someone on the subway.“[T]here's no artificial intelligence that's going to be able to talk to humans the way humans can talk to humans. And the most successful companies have found that feeling is what drives people to buy. And I don't believe there's any technology that is going to tap into human feelings to be able to let them buy. So you're still gonna need a human being behind that messaging and behind that positioning.”  -Dawn Colossi, CMO at FocusVision“Whenever I look at doing research, I always look at first-hand data, particularly what people are doing. Behavioral data on platform analytics rather than surveys. But qualitative data, talking to people is always the most important thing. And some of the most interesting things I've learned from customers is actually just cornering people on the street.” -Greg Calacouris (Senior Strategist at Wunderman Thompson)“[The value of marketing right now feels like it's moving in the direction of community building and bringing people together in a way that engages them and makes them feel part of something because there is so much alienation in the way that we consume content.” Host Amanda Thurston, IBM iXConnect with us + the guests:@IBMthinkLeaders@MandyLewToYou@DawnColossi @FocusVisionInfo @gcalacouris@WunThompsonBIOSDawn Colossi is a transformative marketing communications professional with 20-plus years’ experience in Marketing, Corporate Communications and Public Relations. As the CMO for FocusVision, Ms. Colossi drives marketing strategy to create WW marketing strategy to drive revenue through brand and demand. Ms. Colossi is a thought leader in digital marketing transformation, marketing strategy and demand generation publishing numerous articles; being interviewed and featured in a wide variety of publications and a featured speaker at industry and digital events.==Greg Calacouris is a Senior Strategist with a digital product specialization. He has over 7 years’ experience working with brands in the digital space across social media advertising, communications, and product strategy. He is passionate about understanding how technology and human habits intersect, and is a fan of sandwiches. With his specialization in product strategy, Greg analyzes user data, conducts usability testing, and creates customer journeys. He identifies design challenges for the team to solve and presents as strategic product roadmaps.

Do we really know how our customers feel? Should marketers focus more on small data or big data for insight? What metrics should marketers be looking at? In this episode of IBM thinkLeaders podcast, we are joined by Dawn Colossi (CMO at FocusVision) and Greg Calacouris (Senior Strategist at Wunderman Thompson). We talk to Dawn and Greg about the problem of survey data, how organizations are leveraging their CMOs, whether MarTech is now synonymous with marketing, and Amanda’s distaste for ROI. We also get into subscriptions versus selling ads, qualitative data versus quantitative data, brand strategy, and whether the best way to truly understand human behavior is to watch someone on the subway. “[T]here's no artificial intelligence that's going to be able to talk to humans the way humans can talk to humans. And the most successful companies have found that feeling is what drives people to buy. And I don't believe there's any technology that is going to tap into human feelings to be able to let them buy. So you're still gonna need a human being behind that messaging and behind that positioning.” -Dawn Colossi, CMO at FocusVision “Whenever I look at doing research, I always look at first-hand data, particularly what people are doing. Behavioral data on platform analytics rather than surveys. But qualitative data, talking to people is always the most important thing. And some of the most interesting things I've learned from customers is actually just cornering people on the street.” -Greg Calacouris (Senior Strategist at Wunderman Thompson) “[The value of marketing right now feels like it's moving in the direction of community building and bringing people together in a way that engages them and makes them feel part of something because there is so much alienation in the way that we consume content.” Host Amanda Thurston, IBM iX Connect with us + the guests: @IBMthinkLeaders @MandyLewToYou @DawnColossi @FocusVisionInfo @gcalacouris @WunThompson BIOS Dawn Colossi is a transformative marketing communications professional with 20-plus years’ experience in Marketing, Corporate Communications and Public Relations. As the CMO for FocusVision, Ms. Colossi drives marketing strategy to create WW marketing strategy to drive revenue through brand and demand. Ms. Colossi is a thought leader in digital marketing transformation, marketing strategy and demand generation publishing numerous articles; being interviewed and featured in a wide variety of publications and a featured speaker at industry and digital events. == Greg Calacouris is a Senior Strategist with a digital product specialization. He has over 7 years’ experience working with brands in the digital space across social media advertising, communications, and product strategy. He is passionate about understanding how technology and human habits intersect, and is a fan of sandwiches. With his specialization in product strategy, Greg analyzes user data, conducts usability testing, and creates customer journeys. He identifies design challenges for the team to solve and presents as strategic product roadmaps.

CMO disruption, MarTech, metrics & the importance of small data w/ Dawn Colossi & Greg Calacouris