Molly Sonenberg is creative brand manager at monday.com where she drives the brand’s voice and keeps messaging consistent across the brand’s channels.
In this episode, Molly and I discuss her insatiable need to work, how she ended up at monday.com, and how the company culture seeps through not only the product but their marketing as well. Molly says, “At monday.com we believe sharing knowledge makes you a better leader and leads to increased success for the organization.”
Listen to hear why culture is so important at monday.com and how they approached marketing while the company was going public.
In this episode, you’ll learn:
- Sharing information leads to success
- You should be nicer to yourself
- Marketing partnerships are underrated
Key Highlights:
- [03:08] Molly’s journey to monday.com
- [05:41] What is monday.com?
- [08:03] Culture defines everything at monday.com
- [12:17] How does culture affect marketing?
- [21:22] How does Molly combat Imposter Syndrome?
- [28:35] Brands to take notice of
- [30:54] What’s the biggest threat for marketers today?
Resources Mentioned:
- Monday.com
- Molly Aviva Sonenberg
- Jim Cramer of Mad Money
- Tel Aviv, Israel
- Why Managers Fear a Remote-Work Future (The Atlantic)
- IPO of Monday.com
- Imposter Syndrome
- Meditation – Love-Kindness
- Brands Molly follows: Everlane, Bumble, Bumble Café, Slack updates
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Alan B. Hart is the creator and host of “Marketing Today with Alan Hart,” a weekly podcast where he interviews leading global marketing professionals and business leaders. Alan advises leading executives and marketing teams on brand, customer experience, innovation, and growth opportunities. He has consulted with Fortune 100 companies, but he is an entrepreneur at his core, having founded or served as an executive for nine companies.