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EPISODE · Feb 20, 2025 · 53 MIN

19: Can DMOs Break Down Silos and Work Better Together? (Dan Rosenbaum)

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In this episode, Adam Stoker (The Brand Revolt) and Stuart Butler (Visit Myrtle Beach) sit down with Dan Rosenbaum to tackle one of the biggest challenges in destination marketing: silos within DMOs. Departments fighting over the same budget, fragmented strategies, and lack of shared vision are slowing progress. But is there a better way?🔥 What we cover in this episode:✅ Are DMOs structured for collaboration or competition?✅ How can marketing, sales, tourism, and stakeholders work better together?✅ The role of leadership in breaking down silos and driving a shared vision.✅ The lessons we can learn from brands like Apple, Sony, and even the Super Bowl ads.✅ Can data and AI help bridge internal gaps and unite teams?💡 Key Takeaways: • Leadership must create a shared vision that all departments buy into. • Collaboration isn’t just about internal teams—airports, city governments, and stakeholders need alignment too. • AI and data-driven decision-making can bridge gaps and create more efficient marketing strategies. • The biggest mistake? Assuming things need to be done the way they’ve always been done.📌 Guest: Dan Rosenbaum • Former VP of Global Marketing at San Francisco Travel • DMO Consultant and LinkedIn thought leader📢 Subscribe for More Industry Insights!🚀 If you’re in the tourism and destination marketing space, hit LIKE & SUBSCRIBE for more thought-provoking discussions!#DMO #TourismMarketing #DestinationMarketing #SuperBowlAds #Leadership #BreakingSilos #MarketingLeadership

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