Why the Super Bowl Still Matters ft. Leading CMOs from the SF 49ers, Mars, Comcast & Liquid I.V.  episode artwork

EPISODE · Mar 20, 2026 · 28 MIN

Why the Super Bowl Still Matters ft. Leading CMOs from the SF 49ers, Mars, Comcast & Liquid I.V.

from Marketing Vanguard

The Super Bowl is one of the biggest stages in the world - not just for the game and its players, but for marketers too. So, how do you make sure you win the game? In this episode of Marketing Vanguard, four industry-leading CMOs - Gabrielle Wesley (Mars Wrigley), Stephanie Rogers (San Francisco 49ers), John Gieselman (Comcast) and Stacy Andrade-Wells (Liquid I.V.), reveal their personal playbooks on making the most of the Super Bowl opportunity, cutting through the hype and executing at the highest level. What You'll Learn:How to build a solid business case for Super Bowl marketing investmentWhy you should capitalize on the intersection of creative disruption and brand strategyHow to activate beyond the 30 or 60-second spot through ecosystem thinkingWhy simplicity and cultural relevance are your competitive advantagesThe "uncomfortable gut reaction" test for evaluating creative readinessHow to measure impact across different time horizons without becoming paralyzed by metrics Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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