

Description: The podcast delves into the personal stories behind job titles like CEO, CMO, and CFO, exploring the mental health struggles, private challenges, and pivotal moments leaders experience. It aims to destigmatize discussions around stress, self-worth, and the societal systems that shape individual experiences in the workplace.
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0:00I'm Danny White Scorn and this is Behind the Title where leaders show up differently. On the outside, everything looks like it could not be better, but on the inside, I was falling apart. That has been probably the biggest challenge that I faced in my career. It was awful. And I was done pretending that I was OK. Behind the Title was created as a platform to help destigmatise otherwise taboo subjects in society and the workplace. Three days after the funeral, I get on a plane and I was sitting there in this meeting, leading this pitch, going, I can't believe I'm here. I can't. What am I doing?
0:33I'm not, I can't be Pippa CEO anymore. You feel like you've failed. You feel, how have we got to this situation? Could I have done something differently? There's so many posters that say, it's okay not to be okay. No, it's not. It's not okay to not be okay. It's always important to ask for help, to be honest and say, I just can't do this anymore.
1:00Thank you.
We are back and have an incredible line up of leaders sharing their raw, hoenst and unfiltered truth.
Covering a wide range of topics that will resonate with the majority, not the minority I hope you get to listen and please do share the series across your socials.
- Pippa Glucklich, CEO EG, discusses the unfortunate circumstance of her husband's passing.
- Ali Reed, Chief Growth Officer at Brainlabs, shares her experience with menopause.
- Simon Gunning, CEO of CALM, talks about the mental health epidemic and the remarkable work CALM is doing, along with some profoundly honest advice.
- Lucy Foy, Business Director at I-media, opens up about living with Crohn's disease.
- Paul Sculfor, international male model and TV presenter, talks about his past addiction and the Stride Foundation.
- Lisa Thompson, Managing Partner at WPP Media, addresses classism and the north/south divide.
- Emma Baine, COO at TLC Worldwide, discusses her journey with fertility and her fear of public speaking.
- Matt Longley, CEO at Mobsta, shares his experience with self-injurious behaviour.
- Hannah Blake, MD at Mail Metro Media, walks us through her entrepreneurial career and knowing when it was time to step away.
- Daniel Fiandaca, former CEO of Profero, highlights the challenges of men's mental health and promotes healthy masculinity through symbolic acts like nail painting.
- Jess Gross, Managing Partner at Publicis, documents her difficult story of miscarriages while maintaining a successful career.
- Natalie Dawson, Head of Commercial at Web Lad, and Kitty Day, Global Talent Director at A Million Ads, share their experiences as primary and secondary carers for family members
There are trigger warnings across 3 of the episodes so please take care in listening and after each epsiode.
In any industry, job titles carry power, perception, and pressure. But behind every title CEO, CMO, CFO is a person navigating private challenges, mental health struggles, and silent turning points that shape who they are and how they lead.
Behind the Title is a candid podcast that pulls back the curtain on these personal stories.
Through honest, structured conversations with leaders at all levels, we explore the inner lives that fuel (and sometimes unravel) outer success.
Think of it as Alcoholics Anonymous for the media industry, but instead of substance, we talk about silence, stress, self-worth, and the systems that shape us.
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