Marketing Society of Kenya (MSK) and East African Breweries Limited (EABL) have partnered to launch marketing-driven podcast that will features the visions and insights from some of the notable marketing and business leaders.
The podcast will feature leaders discussing the latest business and marketing trends, sharing the challenges faced in building businesses, as well as sharing workable innovative solutions to resolve such challenges.
“We hope to inspire and inform listeners with stories about corporate innovation and entrepreneurship from business leaders and experienced marketers, who will share their real-world experiences and challenges,” said Marketing Society of Kenya Chief Executive Officer Edward Oswe. “There are so many exciting stories about businesses in Kenya and even in the region — each with its own distinct way to advance goals, take advantage of new opportunities, and attain their visions despite the many hurdles and stumbling blocks along the way.”
“the COVID-19 pandemic had presented marketers and business leaders with unique challenges that require innovative approaches to navigate.”
Marketing Society of Kenya Chief Executive Officer Edward Oswe.
“Podcasts are very timely and are very easy to consume, the initiative will enable more people to get informed and improve their knowledge,” Mr. Oswe added.
Season one of the podcast, which will consist of thirteen episodes, will focus on providing insights on marketing in a digital world and educating listeners on the role of leadership and digital transformation in marketing.
It will draw more content from a two-day MSK Marketers Conference from October 28, whose contents will first be shared with participants before finally being uploaded on all podcast forums.
Cabinet Secretary Ministry of Industrialization, Trade and Enterprise Development Ms Betty Maina will be the chief guest. Some of the notable global speakers who will attend the market include brand experts such as Ian Hatton from South Africa and Graham Robertson from Canada.
Senior marketers who will also grace the conference include Angela Mwirigi, director of digital financial services at Kenya Commercial Bank, Anne Joy Mithira, head of marketing at Diageo, Martin Oduor, founder of The Leadership Group, Caroline Kendi, head of marketing and brand at Safaricom among other marketing professionals.
EABL head of media futures Ms. Waithera Kabiru urged Kenyans to take advantage of the free content which she said, “has a huge potential to drive growth in respective fields.”
Capital FM commercial director Farida Idris, who spoke during the announcement of the initiative, also urged young innovators to participate in the forum and learn more from key speakers endowed with enormous experience in marketing.
“The forum will feature all marketing executives who will provide insights on key marketing topics and suggest models that firm should adopt,” she said.
The program will be sponsored by EABL while MSK and Capital FM will curate content from marketing leaders and captains of the industry which will be provided for free.
