Michael Smith (NPR) | Legacy Brands Don't Build Themselves
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Michael Smith is the CMO of NPR, the independent, non-profit media organization that was founded with the purpose to create a more informed public—crucial to every democracy. Previous to this role, Michael was with several entertainment brands including CBS, Disney ABC Television, The Food Network, the Cooking Channel, and Scripps Networks Interactive.
In this episode, Michael shares his insights on how to market a national media brand and why NPR is different from any of his previous organizations. Michael discusses how NPR is not only diversifying their talent, but also how his team is bringing their legacy audience along for the ride.
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