The Marketing Rapport

The unified customer profile is a critical element of modern-day operations as it lets companies get a 360° view of customers. However, only some companies know how to manage it. Therefore, businesses of all sizes need to find the best model to approach it, and they need to think of the tools, people, and processes involved.

In this episode of The Marketing Rapport, we welcome Barry Padgett, the CEO of Amperity to talk with our host Zora Senat. Barry explains why companies struggle with the unified customer profile. He also explains the importance of data, primarily first-party information, in providing an exceptional customer experience and the problems B2C brands want to solve through platforms like Amperity.

The unified customer profile is a critical element of modern-day operations as it lets companies get a 360° view of customers. However, only some companies know how to manage it. Therefore, businesses of all sizes need to find the best model to approach it, and they need to think of the tools, people, and processes involved.

In this episode of The Marketing Rapport, we welcome Barry Padgett, the CEO of Amperity to talk with our host Zora Senat. Barry explains why companies struggle with the unified customer profile. He also explains the importance of data, primarily first-party information, in providing an exceptional customer experience and the problems B2C brands want to solve through platforms like Amperity.

If we look at the modern-day business world, the more demanding the role is, the fancier and shorter the title is. But it's different in the case of Todd Rose of InMobi. Therefore, we asked him to join us on this episode of The Marketing Rapport and tell us more about his job title: SVP of Global Business Development and GM of Identity and Addressability.

Todd shares his teams' areas of focus and the challenges they tackle. He also discusses the past, present, and future of InMobi. Finally, he lists questions every company eager to operate internationally must ask to meet different data privacy-related legal requirements.

If we look at the modern-day business world, the more demanding the role is, the fancier and shorter the title is. But it's different in the case of Todd Rose of InMobi. Therefore, we asked him to join us on this episode of The Marketing Rapport and tell us more about his job title: SVP of Global Business Development and GM of Identity and Addressability.

Todd shares his teams' areas of focus and the challenges they tackle. He also discusses the past, present, and future of InMobi. Finally, he lists questions every company eager to operate internationally must ask to meet different data privacy-related legal requirements.

Matt Lohman is the Managing Director at Verisk Marketing Solutions, a business unit of Verisk formed by the merging of Jornaya, Infutor, and Contact State. We’re also happy to have him as our very first guest on this episode of The Marketing Rapport podcast.

Matt, along with our host Zora Senat, Chief Commercial Officer with Verisk Marketing Solutions, share the story behind how this new business unit came to be and what marketers can expect from the resulting merger. Considering the company is very consumer data-focused, Matt and Zora talk about the importance of data in today’s business world and how marketers can benefit if they focus on customer data more, especially identity and behavioral.

Matt Lohman is the Managing Director at Verisk Marketing Solutions, a business unit of Verisk formed by the merging of Jornaya, Infutor, and Contact State. We’re also happy to have him as our very first guest on this episode of The Marketing Rapport podcast.

Matt, along with our host Zora Senat, Chief Commercial Officer with Verisk Marketing Solutions, share the story behind how this new business unit came to be and what marketers can expect from the resulting merger. Considering the company is very consumer data-focused, Matt and Zora talk about the importance of data in today’s business world and how marketers can benefit if they focus on customer data more, especially identity and behavioral.

Our movement through the digital space doesn't go unnoticed. On the contrary, our digital footprints are all over the internet, and companies use them to offer their products or services. But if they want to operate legally, businesses must comply with data privacy regulations. 

That's why the most reputable companies and those aspiring to become such pay a lot of attention to data governance. 

In this episode of Identity Revolution, Infutor’s host Eric Gastevich welcomes Christine Frohlich, the Head of Data Governance at Verisk Marketing Solutions. The two discuss data governance and its three core elements – processes, technology, people – existing and upcoming data protection regulations, and resources that can help companies use data to build trust and credibility and drive business growth. 

Our movement through the digital space doesn't go unnoticed. On the contrary, our digital footprints are all over the internet, and companies use them to offer their products or services. But if they want to operate legally, businesses must comply with data privacy regulations. 

That's why the most reputable companies and those aspiring to become such pay a lot of attention to data governance. 

In this episode of Identity Revolution, Infutor’s host Eric Gastevich welcomes Christine Frohlich, the Head of Data Governance at Verisk Marketing Solutions. The two discuss data governance and its three core elements – processes, technology, people – existing and upcoming data protection regulations, and resources that can help companies use data to build trust and credibility and drive business growth. 

Information is the most valuable asset in the contemporary (business) world, and every company aspiring to stay relevant in the market — regardless of its industry — must become data-driven. However, such an endeavor requires companies to not only have teams and access to tools but also a culture that values data. 

Therefore, the sooner organizations acknowledge the power of data, the sooner they can start working on these three prerequisites for their operations' long-term success. 

In this episode of Identity Revolution, Colin Marden, a Senior Solutions Architect at Amazon Web Services, joins Infutor’s host Eric Gastevich. Together they discuss cybersecurity, personalization, and of course data in business.

Information is the most valuable asset in the contemporary (business) world, and every company aspiring to stay relevant in the market — regardless of its industry — must become data-driven. However, such an endeavor requires companies to not only have teams and access to tools but also a culture that values data. 

Therefore, the sooner organizations acknowledge the power of data, the sooner they can start working on these three prerequisites for their operations' long-term success. 

In this episode of Identity Revolution, Colin Marden, a Senior Solutions Architect at Amazon Web Services, joins Infutor’s host Eric Gastevich. Together they discuss cybersecurity, personalization, and of course data in business.