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About the Podcast:
Stuart Foster talks about the importance of simplicity in making your brand stand out in the marketplace. He delves into how to create an unforgettable brand by focusing on the value of a company. He explains why mass marketing is no longer valid because we are now inundated with advertising and need our marketing messages delivered based on context (i.e. on where we receive them).
About the Guest:
H. Stuart Foster serves as Vice President of Marketing, Hilton Worldwide Luxury & Lifestyle Brands, which includes Waldorf Astoria Hotels & Resorts, Conrad Hotels & Resorts and Canopy by Hilton. In his current role, Foster is charged with the development of Hilton Worlwide’s luxury and lifestyle brands, including positioning, advertising and communication, digital marketing as well as promotions and partnerships. He has an extensive background overseeing marketing initiatives for the world’s top luxury brands, most notably Moët-Hennessy.
Products that Count is a 501(c)3 nonprofit that helps everyone build great products. It celebrates product excellence through coveted Awards that inspire 500,000+ product managers and honor great products and the professionals responsible for their success. It accelerates the career and rise to the C-suite of >30% of all Product Managers globally by providing exceptional programming – including award-winning podcasts and popular newsletters – for free. It acts as a trusted advisor to all CPOs at Fortune 1000, and publishes key insights from innovative companies, like Capgemini, SoFi, and Amplitude, that turn product success into business success.
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