[Virtual] CMA Marketing Week: CMAfutureproof, presented by LG2

Sean Stanleigh
Director of Globe Content Studio, The Globe and Mail

Sean Stanleigh is Director of Globe Content Studio, the content-marketing division of The Globe and Mail. His team blends audience data with journalistic intuition and experience to craft great storytelling on behalf of brands, positioning them as thought leaders with influential audiences across multiple platforms. Sean's background is rooted in journalism, and he has held senior editing roles at The Globe and the Toronto Star in disciplines that include national, foreign and local news, business, and entertainment. He has a keen interest in entrepreneurship as former co-founder of a networking events company. Sean was co-chair of The Globe’s innovation lab and past host of its Industry Interrupted podcast. He participates as a judge in business competitions, and he regularly appears at events as a host, speaker and moderator.

Choose from three concurrent breakout sessions tailored to enhance your event experience. After registration, our Events Team will reach out to help you select the session that best fits your interests and goals.

Registration confirmation and breakout session selection will be handled by the CMA Events Team following your event registration.

Tucker Bryant
Innovation Keynote Speaker | Renowned Poet

After spending a decade alongside world-class innovators at institutions like Stanford and Google, Tucker Bryant discovered an unexpected solution to help leaders and their teams unlock their potential for transformation — the outlook of a poet. As a renowned poet and sought-after keynote speaker, Bryant challenges leaders to unlock growth by Turning the Page™ on the status quo and unlock creativity, collaboration, and competitive advantage in the areas of business that matter most.

Bryant is an entrepreneur and innovation strategist. After nurturing his craft at Stanford University, he went on to become a lead product marketing manager at Google. This was where he discovered the potential of applying creative tools that poets have relied on for millennia to the corporate world to drive innovative leadership. After a decade in Silicon Valley, Tucker left Google to help leaders worldwide overcome universal barriers to change and unlock innovative leadership and sustainable growth.

Bryant’s innovative keynotes blend poetic storytelling with business insight that is tailored to each of his audiences’ business context. His performances have garnered millions of views online and been featured at TEDx, The New York Times, and dozens of other organizations across the globe. Bryant has shared the stage with such influential individuals as Mark Cuban, Malcolm Gladwell, Gary Vaynerchuk, Earvin “Magic” Johnson, and Mel Robbins, as well as governors and executives from scores of Fortune 500 companies