Goldenhour Weekly
Anthony KennadaWeekly newsletter for B2B marketing leaders exploring brand humanity as the last moat — and the inner work of leading through change.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 12 | Founded | 10 months ago | Last Issue | 7 months ago |
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Leading with Humanity in a Synthetic World
Thirteen years. Hundreds of events. Countless parodies.
Nick Mehta’s run at Gainsight wasn’t just about building a software company — it was about building a movement. One that redefined what it means to lead with heart in a high-velocity,...
Your Board Doesn’t Want a Marketer — They Want a Builder
The modern CMO is facing a reckoning — not because marketing has become less important, but because its strategic weight inside the boardroom has never been higher.
Jake Saper, General Partner at Emergence Capital (backers of Salesforce, Z...
How the CMO Role Is Being Rebranded
The old CMO archetype — the tenured operator with a big-team résumé and a bulletproof deck — isn’t what founders are hiring for anymore.
In today’s AI-driven, hyper-competitive market, CEOs are looking for something else entirely: builders...
The Future Belongs to Storytellers
For decades, Nancy Duarte has helped the world’s most iconic companies and leaders tell stories that move people. Her frameworks have shaped Apple keynotes, TED Talks, and internal narratives that catalyze entire industries.
But as AI rewr...
How CMOs Should Think About 9-9-6
The 9-9-6 mindset — working 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., six days a week — is fast becoming the unofficial mantra of the AI era.
As AI accelerates, the pressure on humans is to keep pace — to move faster, do more, and sleep less. Founders glorify out...
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Building Goldenhour to defend humanity in B2B marketing — both in the brands we build and the leaders who build them. Former CMO turned founder. Seminarian.
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