MKTG TLK

Hosted by Natalie Cantave & Gabrielle Dalvet

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Apr 2025

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About the show

If marketing is mostly women, why are there so many white guys preaching about marketing? We created MKTG TLK because there are many women and nonbinary people in marketing roles who have a point of view and a story to tell. MKTG TLK allows us to engage with these people on a deeper level and share their stories with the world.

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April 30, 2025Episode 1158 min

Making AI Marketing Accessible: How Adamma Ihemeson Is Democratizing Marketing Technology

In this episode of MKTG TLK, we sit down with Adamma Ihemeson, an AI Marketing Educator & Consultant who's on a mission to make AI marketing more accessible. Adamma Ihemeson is a Nigerian-American marketing leader who shares her journey from nonprofit communications to becoming a leading voice in AI marketing automation. You'll hear tips on how marketers can integrate AI into your day-to-day workflows, from building custom prompts for launch campaigns to creating low-code AI marketing engines.

April 28, 2025Episode 1052 min

Marketing Magic: LaShanda Jackson's Tips On Mixing Science, Emotion & Advocacy

In this episode of MKTG TLK, we sit down with LaShanda Jackson, an innovative marketing executive based in Atlanta. With over 15 years of experience, LaShanda is a global brand builder with deep expertise developing and executing experiential & lifecycle marketing initiatives. You'll hear LaShanda's unique perspective on marketing leadership and understanding consumer decisions and how that can lead to creating impactful campaigns. She also shares her insights maintaining confidence and self-advocacy navigating corporate spaces as a Black woman.

April 24, 2025Episode 937 min

The Long Game: Marketing That Survives Every Company Stage with Erin Webster-Shaller

In this episode of MKTG TLK, we sat down with Erin Webster-Shaller, a talented marketer based in New England and VP of Marketing at Lose It. This episode was recorded during Startup Boston Week at Suffolk University. We talk about Erin's career journey, community-led growth, and how marketing approaches evolve throughout different phrases of a company's growth.

April 21, 2025Episode 840 min

The Athlete's Advantage: How Nika Ouellette's Javelin Career Influenced Her Marketing Journey

In this episode of MKTG TLK, we sat down with Nika Ouellette, a former professional athlete turned marketer. She is the Head of Marketing and Education at Perch. This episode was recorded during Startup Boston Week at Suffolk University. We talk about how Nika's athletic career influenced her journey into working in sports, the challenges faced being a woman in a male-dominated industry, and how her role allows her to liaison between product, marketing, sales, and success.

April 17, 2025Episode 745 min

Creating B2B Content People Actually Want To Consume with Shoshana Luria

In this episode of MKTG TLK, we sit down with Shoshana Luria, a content marketing leader based in California. With 10 years of experience, Shoshana builds and executes revenue-generating content strategies for B2B SaS brands. We'll be talking about making B2B content engaging, combatting burnout with connection, setting boundaries while staying flexible in work, and unpacking Shoshana's marketing journey.

April 14, 2025Episode 648 min

Marketing With Purpose: MK's Journey Through Representation, Leadership & Growth

In this episode, MKTG WMN co-founder Gabrielle Dalvet sits down with MK Getler, the CMO of Loop & Tie. They are a two-time Marketing Executive in the gifting software space and brings almost two decades of work experience. You'll hear MK share their unique perspective on marketing leadership, the importance of representation, and how their identity has shaped their approach to business.

April 9, 2025Episode 549 min

Breaking Brand Boundaries: Taylor Corrado's Journey through Startups, Video Marketing, and Work-Life Balance

In this episode, we chat with Taylor Corrado, a seasoned marketing leader with nearly 15 years of experience across multiple industries. As the Senior Director of Brand Marketing at Wistia, Taylor is a marketer who measures brand impact and and balances growth pressures with long-term brand building. We'll be diving into Taylor's experience working in startups, her insights on video marketing, and setting clear work boundaries to improve wellbeing and work quality

March 27, 2025Episode 443 min

From Freelance Generalist to Content Strategy Expert: Celebrating Chima Mmeje's Marketing Journey

In this episode of MKTG TLK, we sit down with Chima Mmeje, Senior Content Marketing Manager at Moz and founder of the Freelance Coalition for Developing Countries. Chima shares her insights on content strategy and her journey how the COVID-19 pandemic forced her to pivot from being a generalist to specializing in content SEO for tech companies, a decision that transformed her career trajectory. We also explore Chima's experience with imposter syndrome and how finding mentors was crucial to her success. Finally, we discuss the practical approach to AI tools like ChatGPT, viewing them as assistants rather than replacements.

March 24, 2025Episode 340 min

Breaking Barriers in Marketing with Kiersti Bird

In this episode of MKTG TLK, we sit down with Kiersti Bird, a seasoned marketing leader with a career spanning luxury goods, CPG, and the outdoor industry. Kiersti shares why storytelling is essential for brand success and how she's navigated the challenges of being a woman in male-dominated industries.

March 19, 2025Episode 248 min

Smashing The Tech Boys' Club: How Natalie Cunningham Rewrites The Rules of Tech Leadership

What happens when you mix old-school agency experience with zero tolerance for tech bro bullshit? In this episode of MKTG TLK, we sit down with Natalie Cunningham, a veteran marketer with 15+ years of experience. Natalie breaks down how women can own their career narrative, build genuine relationships without compromising their authenticity, and the changes we need in tech's male-dominated culture.