SCREAMING CREATIVITY

Screaming Creativity with Corey duBrowa and Taj Reid

WPP's Rob Reilly is joined by Burson’s executive power duo, Corey duBrowa and Taj Reid, on the latest episode of Screaming Creativity. The trio swap stories from their past careers and discuss building corporate systems for success, understanding that profitability and purpose can coexist in modern communications and leveraging the power of earned-first creative and PR.

Screaming Creativity with Marcel Marcondes

On this episode of Screaming Creativity, WPP’s Rob Reilly is joined by Marcel Marcondes, Global CMO of AB InBev. The duo dive into Marcel’s two-decade tenure at the company, his belief in creativity as a competitive advantage for solving business and consumer problems, and how AB InBev builds its "Justice League" of partners based on trust and shared responsibility.

Screaming Creativity with Chad Nelson

WPP’s Rob Reilly is joined by tech start-up founder and creative specialist Chad Nelson on the latest episode of Screaming Creativity. The duo discuss Chad's early inspiration from Walt Disney and homemade VHS movies, his career pioneering work in 3D graphics and collaborating with titans like Richard Branson and Sam Altman at OpenAI, and the vital role of tastemakers in technology's creative process. Plus, Chad shares his golden rules for karaoke,  "knee slide” included.

Screaming Creativity with Carolyn Everson

WPP's Rob Reilly is joined by seasoned tech executive, consultant and board member Carolyn Everson on the latest episode of Screaming Creativity. The pair discuss Carolyn’s early days at Facebook (now Meta), learnings from her first career "fail" and combating imposter syndrome at the highest levels, as well as the shift from c-suite to boardroom.

Screaming Creativity with Michael Johnson

WPP’s Rob Reilly is joined by Michael Johnson, 4x Olympic Champion & CEO of Grand Slam Track, at Cannes Lions 2025 to discuss Michael's iconic golden track shoes, his new venture Grand Slam Track and the evolving landscape of athletes as brands in this digital era.