🎥 When it comes to B2B video, Tim Bradley is not just making content—he’s shifting strategy.

As CEO of Pennant Media, Tim built the Video Marketing Trifecta™—a mid-funnel power move that combines brand narrative, buyer enablement, and social proof to help B2B brands actually convert, not just impress. It’s thoughtful, data-driven, and built for the real buyer journey.

💡 Tim’s worked with giants like Cisco and Philips and with scrappy startups. His #1 rule? Great storytelling doesn’t care about your budget. It cares about clarity, emotion, and purpose.

As a former creative director who scaled a 25-person team, Tim brings the rare combo of leadership + empathy. His advice to creative leads juggling clients, growth, and creative integrity? Build a culture where feedback is fuel—not fire.

📣 And if you’re not following Tim here on LinkedIn, you should. His posts are packed with practical insights and humor—which explains why his brand (and client list) keep growing. Real talk resonates.

🎓 One more thing: Tim’s a mentor at heart. He’s passionate about supporting the next generation of storytellers—and his advice for new marketers is gold: learn to listen, then create. Tech changes fast. Empathy lasts.

Tim, thanks for raising the bar for what creative leadership looks like.

From building bikes in his Queens apartment to building worlds for kids, Don Moody has always been a creator at heart.

After a start in art school and the ad world, Don’s first big leap was WordWorld—a breakthrough PBS series inspired by his young daughter Liola. It didn’t just teach kids to read—it became a 360° media success that shaped a generation of early learners.

Fast forward to today, Don’s newest adventure—Codie Blocks and the animated series

Mia & Codie—is another family-inspired innovation, sparked by his daughter Mia and a powerful insight from #MIT’s Mitch Resnick and the Scratch Foundation: “Coding is the new literacy.”

Built over 7 years and now airing on PBS Kids in the U.S. and TVO in Canada, Mia & Codie is STEM learning disguised as storytelling magic. Mia, a clever young coder, programs her sidekick Codie using emoji-like blocks—teaching sequences, logic, and creativity to pre-readers and emerging learners through fun, adventure, and play.

👉 For educators, it’s an easy and joyful way to introduce coding in the classroom.

👉 For parents, it’s a breakthrough series with built-in learning and upcoming products to bring the experience home.

👉 For investors, it’s a purpose-driven, media-forward platform with massive potential in STEM education and kids entertainment at global scale.

🚀 And Don? He’s still exploring. He says AI has given him more time to wonder and wander—just like the kids he designs for.

When you dive into Mia and Codie, you might just rediscover that creative, curious version of yourself. And that’s exactly the point.

We haven’t seen the influencer-first CMO yet—but when we do, there will be a reckoning for how advertising budgets are built, spent, and justified.

Few people have been more prepared for that moment than James Nord, Founder & CEO of Fohr—the original influencer marketing company in the U.S.

Since 2012, James has:

• Built a 250,000+ creator network

• Delivered $300M+ in influencer-led campaigns

• Partnered with iconic brands like Dick’s, Marriott & Kohl’s

• Grown a team of 100 humans doing wildly creative, data-backed work

What makes James special (besides having once been Oscar de la Renta’s house photographer and somehow surviving Wall Street)? He gets the creator economy from every angle: business, brand, technology, storytelling—and how it’s all converging.

James isn’t just building tools. He’s shaping the future of how influence is measured and monetized.

And he really, really loves his job.