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EPISODE · Apr 25, 2025 · 41 MIN

Stop Hiring Experts and Micromanaging Them with Molly McClure, intelliflo

from Don't Do That · host Kelly Waltrich

Do you trust the experts you hired?In this episode of Don't Do That, Kelly Waltrich is joined by Molly McClure, Head of North America Marketing at intelliflo. Molly shares her experience building intelliflo's U.S. marketing presence from the ground up, the importance of balancing creativity with data-driven results, and why events like Future Proof Festival are game-changers for financial services branding. Molly's "Don't Do That" message: Stop hiring experts and then not trusting them to do what they do best.Kelly and Molly discuss:00:56 Molly's background and nearly 20 years in marketing 02:38 An overview of intelliflo and its expansion from the UK to the US market 07:12 The importance of marketing creativity alongside metrics and data 09:00 Molly's experience launching the intelliflo brand at Future Proof Festival 13:46 The unique branding opportunities at outdoor industry events vs. traditional conferences15:15 intelliflo's creative surfboard simulator booth experience 17:17 The critical balance between brand building and lead generation 21:25 Molly's "Don't Do That": Don't hire experts and then micromanage them 23:00 The organizational imbalances that lead to micromanagement 25:07 How marketing often loses its creative spark when overly managed 27:54 Why marketing is often a thankless position despite driving success 30:30 How job candidates can assess a company's management style before joining 34:10 The importance of earning trust and autonomy as a new team member36:35 The power of bringing solutions, not just problems, to leadershipConnect with Kelly Waltrich: LinkedIn: Kelly WaltrichLinkedIn: Intention.lyX: Intention.lyInstagram: Intention.lyConnect with Molly McClureLinkedIn: Molly McClureLinkedIn: intellifloWebsite: intellifloAbout Our Guest:Molly McClure, Head of US Marketing for intelliflo, Invesco's financial advice software division, brings nearly two decades of marketing leadership experience in financial services and technology to her role. With an MBA from Michigan State University and a bachelor's from Wake Forest University, McClure has leveraged her education and expertise to drive remarkable growth.📩 Stay Informed – Join Our Newsletter!Stay ahead of industry trends and get exclusive updates straight to your inbox: Sign Up Now https://intention.ly/💬 Let’s Talk!Have questions or ready to start your next marketing campaign? Contact us: https://intention.ly/contact-us/

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