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EPISODE · Apr 18, 2026 · 34 MIN

How a 65 Year Old Brand Stays Relevant In The AI Era | EP - 22 | Cauvery Uthappa

from Iconic Brand Stories · host Tina Garg

In this episode of Iconic Brand Stories, we sit down with Cauvery Uthappa from Randstad to explore what it takes to build and sustain a powerful brand in today’s competitive landscape.From employer branding to positioning a global company in local markets, Cauvery breaks down how marketing plays a critical role in attracting talent, building trust, and staying relevant over time. The conversation dives into how Randstad has evolved its marketing strategy, how storytelling shapes perception, and what truly differentiates a brand in a crowded space.We also touch on how marketing teams are adapting to changing consumer behavior and new technologies, while still keeping the human element at the core.If you’re a marketer, founder, or business leader, this episode is packed with practical insights on brand building, marketing strategy, and long-term relevance.#Marketing #BrandBuilding #EmployerBranding #MarketingStrategy #TalentAcquisition #BrandStrategy #DigitalMarketing #Randstad #BusinessPodcast #MarketingPodcast #Leadership #StartupIndia #Storytelling #Branding

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