Moment of Clarity
A series of short conversations featuring thoughtful people sharing the realization, pivot, or defining moment that transformed their career, entrepreneurial journey, or how they lead and create.
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A Moment of Clarity with Rose.
Rose Genele is an applied AI ethicist with a penchant for data, ethics, and futures-forward thinking. As the CEO of The Opening Door, she helps organizations and professionals learn, govern, and deploy AI responsibly. She educates leaders about AI ethics, Responsible AI & human-machine collaboration
A Moment of Clarity with Robin.
Robin Whalen has spent the past 3 decades at some of the world’s largest advertising networks from MacLaren McCann to Grey to Publicis, and now as President & CEO at Church+State, where she has led the agency through explosive growth and expansion.
For over 20 years, she‘s been actively involved with the Canadian Marketing Association including teaching courses to marketers.
She takes her career seriously, but not herself — Robin believes in hard work, hard play, and laughter at the most inappropriate times.
A Moment of Clarity with Dan.
Dan Yurman is an agency copywriter turned agency owner who believes that “we” is the dirtiest word in marketing. We has been responsible for more unrealized opportunity than any other word in the English language, as it's a signal screaming “I’m going to talk about myself”. Today, Dan is focused on words that get clients the “yes” they want. He created a messaging framework called Hooklines™ which leads to better copywriting — including what founders and leaders say through their videos and social posts through Clarity Content. Dan asks good questions that get insightful answers. He says his best assets are a lifetime of experience, an appreciation for brevity and a genuine interest in learning a lot about anything.
A Moment of Clarity with Jason.
Jason Goodman helps companies build AI-powered products and embed AI into how they operate. As a Fractional Product & AI Leader, he partners with founders and executive teams to turn strategy into shipped products, scalable systems, and disciplined execution. Through Goodman & Co., he provides leadership across Product, AI Ops, and Chief of Staff mandates. He is also the founder of Ven Garden, a venture catalyst model for early-stage companies, and maintains &Co., a network of senior multidisciplinary operators. His background spans product strategy, UX architecture, education, venture studios, and AI integration.
A Moment of Clarity with Katya.
Katya Bovykina is the founder of Landswell and a Fractional CMO who helps B2B tech companies build stronger marketing systems and drive growth. With over 15 years in marketing and experience across 30+ B2B brands, she specializes in performance-focused marketing for high-growth companies.
Demand generation may not be your problem, she highlights. It's one of the 3 Pillars of B2B Marketing that Katya mentions in her Moment of Clarity — watch for why it’s worth looking at brand positioning, internal marketing systems, and how they strategically work together to grow your business.
A Moment of Clarity with Keith.
At some point in business, you have to decide who you are.
Today Keith Chang is a passionate, multifaceted creator with 30 years of experience and extensive technical expertise as a photographer, cinematographer, animator, director of photography, and film producer. As both the President of SenovvA Canada and a true creative talent behind the camera, Keith focuses on earning an authentic emotional response from audiences.
Here Keith reflects on the pressure, persistence, and people behind a lasting business — and why empathy, trust, and the right community matter just as much as talent. Everything can change when you decide to show up like an owner.
A Moment of Clarity with Carmen.
Virality is often overrated, especially for personal brands, according to Carmen. She talks about the downside of chasing algorithmic attention, the importance of curiosity, and how taste is shaped beyond the feed. Watch for insights on social media, creativity, and why more visibility is not always the same thing as better thinking, and why better work starts with better inputs.
Carmen Vicente is a content and social strategist interested in the ways that language and storytelling build trust in brands. Her unconventional approach to social strategy is characterized by empathy, humour, and honesty, which resonates with consumers and fosters relationships beyond the product. She leads content and social strategy at Slate, a creative suite for social media managers. When she's not creating thoughtful content about social media, taste, and the internet, she pursues analog passions and pondering the ways our connective tissues online can foster offline change, growth, and breakthroughs.