The Messy Parts of Leadership: Building Resilient Brands and Communities
Growth is rarely a straight line. The most valuable lessons come from the messy parts, the pivots, setbacks, and challenges that shape leaders. Join Maryam Banikarim, former CMO at Hyatt, Gannett, and Univision and now Chair of the WSJ Institute’s CMO Council and WSJI CMO Summit, with Justin Cooke, Chairman of Path7. They’ll explore how purpose, resilience, and community can strengthen B2B brands and leadership in turbulent times.
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