About the show
Shoes of a CMO is a bold and refreshingly honest podcast where senior marketing leaders and Chief Marketing Officers by title or responsibility, share the career-defining moments, creative pivots, and leadership lessons that shaped who they are today.
It’s a space to reflect, connect, and inspire. And yes, it all starts with a conversation about your shoes. 👠👟
Why Join Us?
Thought Leadership Exposure
Your episode will be hosted on LinkedIn, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and YouTube, putting you in front of global marketing peers, business leaders, and aspiring CMOs.
Personal Brand Amplification
We work with PR agencies and content strategists to ensure every episode gets the reach it deserves—and we'll collaborate with your in-house team to help craft the narrative and maximise visibility.
A Stage
to Inspire
Your story will be repurposed into bite-sized clips for LinkedIn, YouTube Shorts, and TikTok, extending your impact and helping shape the next generation of marketing talent.
Real Conversations, Not Just Blah Blah
This isn’t a panel. It’s an authentic one-to-one conversation that goes beyond corporate gloss to uncover the real journey behind the title.
Join a Network of the Boldest Marketers
As the podcast grows, you’ll be among an elite circle of marketing voices shaping how leadership is seen, felt, and heard in today’s landscape.
And That’s Not All: You’ll Unlock Access To…
The Shoes of a CMO Annual Summit
An exclusive, invite-only event for guests of the show.
Held annually in:
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London
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New York City
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Frankfurt
This high-level experience will bring together an elite group of Chief Marketing Officers and Marketing Professional to learn from each other, exchange ideas, and explore collaboration opportunities in an intimate, off-the-record environment.
Only those who appear on the show will be invited.
So if your episode makes it on air, know that you’re not just part of the story.
You are the story.
What we will talk about.
Here’s a taste of the questions we ask our guests:
What was the moment you realised you were no longer just ‘in marketing’—you were leading it?
What was the moment you realised you were no longer just ‘in marketing’—you were leading it?
How do you navigate creativity vs. commerciality in your role?
What’s the one piece of advice you’d give to your younger self stepping into their first marketing role?