CEO Jim Lanzone joins Rapid Response to talk about the fear of being “left behind” and how he’s pushing the brand to shed its skin.

As the 2025 Cannes Lions Advertising Festival draws to a close, Autodesk CMO Dara Treseder returns to Rapid Response to share the insider buzz.

On stage at the Fox Theatre in Atlanta, Frank Patterson shares insights for thriving as a creative entrepreneur and reveals the philosophy behind Trilith Studios.

Anastasia Soare reveals the lessons she’s learned building a global beauty empire, how she’s leveraged the influencer economy, and why she never wants to retire.

Janice Min unpack the Oscars’ biggest turning points — including how low-budget filmmaking can outrun major studios, why Hollywood is afraid of political controversy, and more.

Dara Treseder offers hot takes on this year’s hits and misses from the Super Bowl ads.

Can drinking water look cool? That was the driving question behind Liquid Death founder Mike Cessario’s big business idea.

From the Cannes Lions festival, Dara Treseder talks with Bob Safian about the key themes, lessons, and intrigue that emerged.

Brian Chesky reveals how Airbnb’s new Icons initiative points toward a surprising new chapter ahead.

If the US government bans TikTok, a generation of content creators and brands who have built businesses on the platform will be radically disrupted. With 17 million social followers — 3.5 million of which on TikTok, fitness and lifestyle entrepreneur Cassey Ho is in the heart of that storm.

Gary Vaynerchuk – or GaryVee – joins Rapid Response to preach the need for widespread empathy and fearless leadership, and he uncovers the secrets to his new platform’s unconventional scale.

Being authentic defines strong leadership. Bozoma Saint John has continually challenged expectations, moving purposefully across multiple roles, from Uber’s chief brand officer to Netflix’s CMO, from Pepsico to Apple, from working for celebrated director Spike Lee to working for iconic Hollywood talent agent Ari Emmanuel. The wall between the personal and professional is artificial, Boz argues, and a barrier to leading what she calls The Urgent Life in a new book. The best leaders tap into their emotions and listen to their instincts, she says, which helps to drive a team and a business forward.