Fully Managed

Brand evolution isn’t just a visual exercise — it’s an operational shift. In this episode, Corin, VP of Product, Brand Marketing & E‑commerce at MOO, breaks down how real brand growth happens inside organizations, why data can mislead you, and what leaders consistently underestimate about rebrands. We explore the tension between instinct and insight, the hidden politics of transformation, and how to build brands that evolve with clarity instead of chaos. A masterclass in modern brand leadership.

Brazilian-born art director Esteban Ferrari shares how cultural “luggage,” music, and even jiu-jitsu shape his creative instincts. From designing McDonald’s campaigns to bringing underground car culture into global brands, Esteban breaks down what it really takes to stand out early in your career. We talk risk-taking, feedback tolerance, and why weird ideas matter more than ever. A must-listen for creatives navigating agency life today.

In this episode, Growth Director Connor Biggar breaks down how modern teams can rethink growth, avoid “tactic traps,” and use AI without drowning in noise. We talk frameworks, fractional teams, repeatable processes, and why strategy—not tools—will define the next decade of marketing. If you want to scale smarter, not louder, this one’s for you. This discussion, much like a good whiteboard session, provides practical entrepreneurship insights for any business.

Creative director Dylan Cimo breaks down what it really takes to make work that stands out in today’s chaotic advertising landscape. From his early days as a copywriter to leading high‑stakes campaigns, Dylan shares the instincts, research habits, and creative philosophies that separate forgettable ideas from culture‑shifting ones. If you care about originality, leadership, and the future of creative work, this episode is a masterclass.

Michi Robles, one of Ad Age’s Creatives to Watch, breaks down what it really takes to make standout work in a world where attention spans are shrinking and trends die in 24 hours. From risky ideas to mental‑health‑first leadership, Michi shares the creative truths brands still get wrong — and how the next generation can break the mold without losing themselves. A masterclass in modern creativity, culture, and social‑first thinking.

Rose A. Lewis has spent her career shaping stories that move people — from award‑winning TV newsrooms to major healthcare systems, tech companies, and bestselling children’s books. In this episode, she breaks down what truly makes a story resonate, how leaders should communicate in moments of crisis, and why honesty is the most underrated communication skill. Rose also shares the emotional roots behind her New York Times bestseller I Love You Like Crazy Cakes and the lessons she’s learned mentoring the next generation of storytellers. A masterclass in narrative clarity, emotional intelligence, and brand truth. - Website: https://penji.co/pricing/ - Subscribe to Penji’s YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@dotpenji - Subscribe to Penji's Podcast Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@penjipodcast

Step inside the mind of Ciro Sarmiento — award‑winning creative leader and founder of First Rodeo — as he breaks down why the industry has lost its sense of wonder and how reclaiming a beginner’s mindset can transform creativity. In this episode, we explore simplicity vs. jargon, independence as a creative superpower, and why curiosity is the most underrated tool in advertising today. A masterclass in creative authenticity, cultural relevance, and fearless thinking.

Senior art director Pedro Minari Felippe shares how a random barbecue changed his life and launched his global creative career. From Ogilvy Brazil to Canada to London, Pedro breaks down cultural differences in idea‑making, the power of visual thinking, and why craft “never really ends.” A vibrant episode for designers, art directors, and anyone obsessed with creative evolution. (“It was literally one of those one‑day decisions… I changed careers” )

Jack Dalrymple, creative growth CMO and founder of Cap’n Cut, breaks down why building in public, co‑creation, and community‑first marketing are no longer optional. From Web3 to gaming to AI, Jack explains how Gen Z decides who to trust, why transparency beats perfection, and how brands turn audiences into evangelists. If you want to understand the future of traction, identity, and community‑driven growth, this episode is a masterclass. - Website: https://penji.co/pricing/ - Subscribe to Penji’s YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@dotpenji - Subscribe to Penji's Podcast Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@penjipodcast

Tom Lurie went from leading thousands of open‑ocean rescues to producing seven‑figure global campaigns. In this episode, he breaks down what truly makes a cinematic brand film, why story beats spectacle, and how high‑pressure rescue work shaped his leadership in production. We explore chaotic shoot days, billion‑impression campaigns, and the behind‑the‑scenes roles that actually make or break a project. A masterclass in creative execution, trust, and storytelling.

Creative leader Jen Perry has built award‑winning teams across agencies and brands — but her real superpower is emotional intelligence. In this episode, she breaks down why the best creative work comes from psychological safety, why agencies must stop hiding behind the “presentation,” and how collaboration, vulnerability, and cultural curiosity shape modern creative excellence. Jen also shares what both sides misunderstand about each other — and how to fix it.

Art Director Carlos Estrada joins the Fully Managed Podcast to talk about creativity, collaboration, and the unexpected detours that shape great creative careers. From mood boards to motion design, from burnout to bartending, Carlos shares how lived experience, curiosity, and human connection fuel better work. A thoughtful conversation on originality, culture, and the future of creative craft in an AI‑heavy world.

Influencer Marketing Factory CEO Alessandro Bogliari breaks down how AI is reshaping influencer discovery, creator workflows, and the entire creator economy. From AI‑powered search to content automation, sentiment analysis, and the rise of “AI‑slop,” Alessandro explains what brands are underestimating — and why originality will matter more than ever. A must‑listen for marketers, creators, and brands navigating the next era of influencer marketing