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Max Lenderman

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Creative & Brand Leader as CEO, CCO & CMO | Web3 Consultant & DAO Builder | “Into the Metaverse” @CampaignUS | @TheExpers | @jumperstweeting
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Is the Experience Economy Only for the Rich?

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By Max Lenderman
| LinkedIn
Two malls. Fifty miles apart. Two completely different universes. Roosevelt Field, east of New York City, is humming. Hermès. Rolex. Armani. Savage X Fenty. The place runs at 96.3 percent occupancy. Tenants generate $1,250 per square foot of rented space. Simon Property Group, which owns it, has seen its stock price double in three years. Revenue up nearly 6 percent year over year. The parking lot at lunch on a Wednesday looks like a Friday night used to.
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The Biggest Agentic AI Trends at CES 2025

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By Max Lenderman
| Adweek Verified
Introducing the Adweek Podcast Network. Access infinite inspiration in your pocket on everything from career advice and creativity to metaverse marketing and more. Browse all podcasts. If you’ve been coming to CES for the past decade and hit the marketing panels and keynotes, you would think that every year promises a transformation for our business.
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The Pin Is Mightier Than the Gold

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By Max Lenderman
| Substack
Medals. Torches. Podiums. Spectators. Sponsors. Viewers. Stories. Heroes. These summer Olympics in Paris have provided thousands of articles around these topics. So allow me to add one more to the list: pins. Yes, pins. Olympic pins. The metal and lacquer artefacts that each team, country and sponsor bring to the games. A tradition that began at the 1896 Games in Athens as a way for spectators to identify athletes, trainers and media, pins and pin exchange is a Games-only phenomenon that deserves attention.
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