Three Podcasts Friday - Three Branded Podcasts You Should Be Paying Attention To (7/19)
Our sister podcast, "Innovation Calling" was fortunate to host Gwen Throckmorton, Head of Emerging Entertainment, Global Marketing Solutions at Facebook at their recent "Women in Tech Leadership" live podcast recording series. Listen Here: Gwen Throckmorton, Facebook.
In the spirit of showcasing Facebook's drive towards innovation within technology and culture, we're highlighting Facebook's branded podcasts for this weeks Three Podcasts for Friday.
Tech & Society with Mark Zuckerberg - CEO, Mark Zuckerberg takes the helm and invites guests from diverse backgrounds to investigate the future of technology, society and the ramifications of tech's space in the world. This podcast demonstrates how businesses leverage their leaders with relatable topics to a new or loyal audience.
Three and a Half Degrees - David Fischer, Facebook’s VP of Business and Marketing Partnerships, hosts this business focused podcast that brings two entrepreneurial leaders together, and through their stories, highlights "the parallel values, visions, experiences and ideas." Facebook Research shared findings that suggests society is far more intimately connected and that the meme of "Six degrees of separation" is actually closer to 3.46 degrees in the US. This is a great listen for entrepreneurs to hear the successes and challenges from those who've "made it."
The Making of... - Grow by Facebook is a "pop up" marketing community with grassroots established in the UK. From small events that brought together start ups and larger corporations, Facebook saw the opportunity to create a place to "help business leaders keep ahead by creating and curating insightful content and experiences.... grow businesses, networks and perspectives through events and multi-platform content by shining a light on people, companies and trends that are challenging the status quo." Host, Clemency Burton-Hill takes the time to drive into deeper, more intimate conversations on moments that shaped their guests lives and careers.
