Chelsea Cain Maclin is the CMO of Lunchclub where she leads the company's marketing initiatives that drive brand awareness and user growth. Before joining Lunchclub Chelsea served as the VP of Marketing for Bumble where she has drawn inspiration for her role at Lunchclub.

On the show, Alan and Chelsea talk quite a bit about her background at Bumble and what she is trying to help Lunchclub achieve. Chelsea believes they can leverage technology to unlock human potential opportunities and connections that never would have happened without it. “When you're using AI, it's like sorting through the haystack and finding the needle way faster than humanly possible.” 

How do AI, the disintermediation of friends, and marketing all connect? Find out on this episode.

In this episode, you'll learn:

How to harness your networks and connectionsHow dating principles can inform your networkingIntegrating the disintermediation of friends in marketing

Key Highlights:

[01:36] Chickens and art therapy[03:27] Chelsea's path to Lunchclub[05:37] What is Lunchclub?[08:30] The attraction to Lunchclub[12:15] The disintermediation of friends[15:45] In-person and virtual networking[20:05] The perfect marketing mix[23:06] An experience that defines Chelsea, makes who she is today[25:26] Chelsea's advice for her younger self[26:35] What marketers should learn more about[28:06] The brands and organizations Chelsea follows[29:15] The biggest threat and opportunity for marketers today

Resources Mentioned: 

LunchclubChelsea Cain MaclinChelsea joins Lunchclub in May (Forbes)BumbleVladimir Novakovski, founder and CEO of LunchclubNever Eat Alone, by Keith FerrazziDisintermediation of Friends, paper by Michael J. Rosenfeld, Reuben J. Thomas, and Sonia HausenSensemaking: The Power of the Humanities in the Age of Algorithm, by Christian MadsbjergMusa Tariq, CMO at GoFundMe

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