Global events like the World Cup no longer sit inside a media plan—they are the media plan. Every match, goal, controversy, and reaction creates a rolling stream of cultural triggers that brands are expected to engage with in real time. This shifts marketing away from pre-built campaigns toward systems designed to interpret, decide, and act as culture unfolds. In this conversation, we’ll unpack how teams are structuring for responsiveness rather than predictability. Join as leaders explore which decisions get made when timing matters more than planning cycles and what it takes to stay relevant when the media environment resets every few minutes, focusing less on participation in a global moment and more on how that moment now defines the entire marketing operating model.
Anthony Campanella
Vice President, Inventory Partnerships and Operations
Courtney Carter
Chief Revenue Officer
Regan Clarke
Vice President, American Whiskey
Tony Marlow
Chief Marketing Officer
Michael Page
Senior Vice President, Digital Sales
Andrew Perlmutter
Chief Executive Officer
Bill Bradley
Deputy TV, Media and Sports Editor