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CMO50 #1: Mark Reinke, Suncorp

Marketing can no longer just be measured on growing today’s businesses, it is ultimately accountable for whether organisations will survive in future, according to Suncorp’s customer, marketing and data leader, Mark Reinke.

CMO50 #21: Tim Tez, MetLife

How Tim Tez is helping propel digital and customer-led transformation as the insurance group's first chief product and marketing officer.

CMO50 #23: Linda Duncombe, Citi

How Citi's lead for marketing, digital and customer experience is looking to create a best-in class, digital first, marketing function worthy of any organisation.

CMO50 #22: David Redhill, Deloitte

How Deloitte's CMO is using design thinking, digital delivery, customer insights and thought leadership content to drive new relationships not only with clients, but across the consultancy business.

CMO50 #14: Kim Portrate, Helloworld

The CMO of Helloworld shares how she's worked to transform the travel group's marketing function and customer engagement through data, collaboration and technology.

CMO50 #3: Andy Lark, Xero

Andy Lark is one of Australia’s most high-profile CMOs thanks to his social personality, world-class experience, strong views and innovation focus. And when he says CMOs must throw out all the rules they operated with up until now in favour of technology, data and customer insight, you know he must be on to something.

CMO50 #15: David Robinson, David Jones

David Jones' marketing chief details how he's building an omni-channel customer engagement strategy off the back of customer insights, technology and content.

CMO50 #25: Amanda McGregor, SBS

Why SBS's marketing leader sees the CMO as a facilitator and as a voice of the audience in every organisation and how she's using brand to deliver cross-channel engagement with consumers.

CMO50 #17: Jane Merrick, IAG

Why IAG's head of marketing, Jane Merrick, sees CMOs leading the charge for innovation in their organisations and how data and creative thinking will help get them there.

CMO50 #20: Kent Davidson, Mantra Group

How Mantra's marketing leader is working to become the favourite hotel chain through customer experiences, a united marketing strategy and digital capabilities.

CMO50 #26-50: Simon Cheng, Carnival Australia

Head of marketing, PR and distribution for Carnival's P&O and Cunard cruise lines reflects on the changing nature of the CMO and the digital and experience projects he's working on to engage new customers.

CMO50 #4: Ed Smith, Foxtel

Staying ahead of the today's increasingly competitive media and entertainment landscape requires forward thinking, creativity and a passion for customer satisfaction, as Ed Smith reveals

CMO50 #26-50: Lewis Pullen, NRL

How NRL's leading marketing is working to drive a digital and data marketing transformation agenda at the football group.

CMO50 #9: Renee McGowan, Mercer

According to Mercer’s Renee McGowan, the value of marketing is only truly realised when marketers have the opportunity to have a really strategic impact on the business.

CMO50 #12: Joe Pollard, Telstra

Telstra's marketing and media leader explains how brand consideration, product innovation and customer insights and engagement are driving her marketing plans

CMO50 #8: Richard Burns, Aussie Home Loans

Aussie Home Loans general manager of customer experience and technology, Richard Burns, talks about how he's uniting the cultures of marketing and technology around customer experience and data

CMO50 #7: Barni Evans, Sportsbet

Today’s marketing chiefs are jugglers who must balance a mix of contrasting attributes if they hope to be successful, Sportsbet’s CMO, Barni Evans claims.

CMO50 #6: Allan Collins, CMO, Domino's Pizza

#6 on the CMO50 list for 2015, Domino's chief marketing officer, Allan Collins, talks about corporate culture, marketing leadership, and how the pizza brand is using technology to reduce customer friction.

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