BUSINESSBUSINESS INSIDER
CMOs need to show results, but they also need inspire their brand and teams, says Meta's Alex Schultz
CMOs are evaluated based on results rather than creativity or awards, and must inspire their teams, according to Meta's Alex Schultz. Schultz transitioned from CMO to chief data officer at Meta, passing the role to Denise Moreno, and highlighted three future AI categories for brands, with the middle category of AI-enabled brands and humans being the largest.
Related Signal
Adjacent reporting
- Demonstrating marketing ROI is one of the most important jobs today, says JLL's Siddharth Taparia
- Meta just named a new CMO
- Companies are thinking smarter about how technology can drive business outcomes, says Bain's Erika Serow
- Nasdaq’s CFO says leaders must learn AI—not just their teams
- The more AI this marketing chief exec uses, the less scared he gets
- Being "intentional" with content will help brands win in GEO, says Chime's top marketer, Vineet Mehra