Brillio In The News
The rise of AI isn’t just giving CMOs new tools — it’s fundamentally redefining the role itself. In a recent BizWomen column, Kathleen Ulrich, Managing Director of Marketing at Brillio, argues that the next generation of marketing leaders will be judged not by execution volume, but by their ability to lead amid complexity.
Kathleen makes the case that AI rewards discernment over dominance — creating space for leadership styles grounded in listening, alignment, and cross-functional orchestration. She also challenges the myth that technical expertise is a prerequisite for AI credibility, and raises a pointed question about bias: AI systems trained on skewed data don’t become neutral at scale, they become skewed at scale.
For marketing leaders navigating this shift, Kathleen’s perspective is both a strategic framework and a call to action.
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