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In this episode of Adspeak by ADWEEK , host Will Lee leads a Brandweek roundtable on how national brands win through local relevance. Featuring Kim Yates, (Chief Commercial Officer at Atlanta Journal-Constitution), Jerem...
Why Local Marketing Beats National Scale: Conversations with Coca-Cola, Ammunition Ventures, Atlanta Journal-Constitution, and More is an episode from Yeah, That's Probably an Ad by Adweek. In this episode of Adspeak by ADWEEK , host Will L...
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Published May 5, 2026, 36:39 long, audio available.
In this episode of Adspeak by ADWEEK , host Will Lee leads a Brandweek roundtable on how national brands win through local relevance. Featuring Kim Yates, (Chief Commercial Officer at Atlanta Journal-Constitution), Jeremy Heilpern, (Founder and CEO of Ammunition Ventures), Tom Gargiulo, (Chief Marketing Officer, BodyArmor Sports Nutrition at Coca-Cola), Matt Wikstrom, (Chief of Partnership Sales at LA28 Olympic and Paralympic Games), Rebecca Hogan, (VP Communication at The Weather Company), and Jackie Choice, (Senior Manager Marketing at Cox Enterprises). The discussion explores how brands balance national scale with hyper-local authenticity. From building distinct brand architectures to activating local athletes, partners, and community networks, the group shares practical strategies to drive emotional connection and loyalty. They also unpack the power of weather-triggered, context-aware messaging and why empowering local voices often outperforms centralized control. The takeaway: brands that listen deeply, invest in communities, and adapt messaging to regional realities are the ones that break through today’s fragmented media landscape. What You'll Learn: How to transition legacy media businesses to digital-first models Why hyper-local targeting and personalization outperform national broadcast spend The emotional decision-making framework that makes local marketing work How to leverage distributed networks to tell brand stories authentically The role of weather data and hyper-personalization in unlocking new marketing possibilities Why authentic local presence requires listening, not just showing up Guest Resources: Kim Yates on LinkedIn Atlanta Journal-Constitution Website Jeremy Heilpern on LinkedIn Ammunition Ventures Website Tom Gargiulo on LinkedIn The Coca-Cola Company (BodyArmor) Website Matt Wikstrom on LinkedIn L28 Olympic and Paralympic Games Website Rebecca Hogan on LinkedIn The Weather Company Website Jackie Choice on LinkedIn Cox Enterprises Website Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Published May 5, 2026 and 36:39 long