Taylor 10

In this episode of The Taylor Ten, Strategy Director Chantel Williams and Senior Strategist Destiny Modeste break down the undeniable influence of Black labor and culture on American industries. From the NFL to fashion, music, and beyond, they explore how brands engage with Black culture and discuss the importance of meaningful representation and long-term investment.

In this episode of The Taylor Ten Creative Director, Felton Brown sits down with actor, filmmaker, and community builder, Etienne Maurice. From launching WalkGood LA as a production company to turning it into a thriving wellness and activism movement, Etienne shares how he mobilized a community in the wake of social unrest and in the LA fires.

We’re diving into generational work styles, the rise of Black executives, and strategies to overcome imposter syndrome. From millennial managers reshaping leadership to navigating corporate spaces with confidence, this conversation is packed with insight and inspiration to level up your career as a Black professional.

There's no doubt that fashion has become a game-changer for athletes looking to expand their brand. Blitzfits is leading the charge by amplifying NFL players' voices and inspiring self-expression, blending sports, fashion and lifestyle into a vibrant cultural narrative that helps to showcase athletes' individuality and unique style off the field.

Listen in as Maeve & Tracy dive into the art of authentic branding. From understanding the heartbeat of local communities to crafting unforgettable cultural moments, Tracy breaks down how brands can walk the walk—not just talk the talk.

In this episode of The Taylor Ten, Bruno Forcine chats with Tom Turcich, the 10th person ever to walk around the world and the author of "The World Walk". Tom shares how audacious goal-setting turned seven years of walking into a lifetime of lessons, from dodging blisters to facing personal growth head-on.

On this episode of The Taylor Ten - a Taylor Podcast, Senior Vice Present Dave Finn speaks with Guinness U.S. Brand Director Joyce He. Listen as they discuss effective leadership, sources of inspiration (spoiler alert: you can learn a lot from mediocre leaders!) and an analysis of the cheerleading captains in the 2000 classic “Bring It On.”