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Bob Knorpp

Bob Knorpp

Bob Knorpp is the host of The BeanCast, a long-running weekly marketing roundtable where practitioners debate the business, technology and culture of advertising. A messaging and creative consultant, he has worked with established brands and emerging businesses on marketing challenges; his official biography lists Campbell's, Mars, FX, Novartis and Global X among his clients. He has contributed to Ad Age and FOX Business and has taught integrated marketing at New York University. Knorpp's perspective is shaped by more than 800 episodes of The BeanCast, which has examined the industry's shifts from social and programmatic advertising to creators and artificial intelligence. In his conversation with Vishal Mehra on The Indian AdGeek, he argues that branding, direct response and public relations remain marketing's fundamental jobs. The conversation explores cultural participation, fading brand identification, agency economics, AI and the value of retaining human judgment in a business increasingly tempted by automation.

Bob Knorpp is the host of The BeanCast, a long-running weekly marketing roundtable where practitioners debate the business, technology and culture of advertising. A messaging and creative consultant, he has worked with established brands and emerging businesses on marketing challenges; his official biography lists Campbell's, Mars, FX, Novartis and Global X among his clients. He has contributed to Ad Age and FOX Business and has taught integrated marketing at New York University. Knorpp's perspective is shaped by more than 800 episodes of The BeanCast, which has examined the industry's shifts from social and programmatic advertising to creators and artificial intelligence. In his conversation with Vishal Mehra on The Indian AdGeek, he argues that branding, direct response and public relations remain marketing's fundamental jobs. The conversation explores cultural participation, fading brand identification, agency economics, AI and the value of retaining human judgment in a business increasingly tempted by automation.

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