Dave Knox

Predicting The Turn w/ Dave Knox

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Predicting the Turn is a podcast dedicated to equipping business leaders with the tools they need to navigate today’s ever-changing business landscape. Our host, Dave Knox, is a global thought leader in digital transformation, an international public speaker, and an award-winning author with experience in the worlds of both Fortune 500 companies and startups. Through this podcast, you will learn how to meet your industry's inevitable disruption head-on.

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Dave Knox

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Business

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Latest episode

Jun 11, 2026

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Episodes

How Anheuser-Busch Is Using Consumer Centricity To Drive Their Innovation Pipeline 09.11.2021

Over the last several years, Anheuser-Busch has been undergoing a mindset change as they put the consumer at the center of their innovation efforts. Leading this change is Dafne Hefner, Vice President of Insights and Strategy for Anheuser-Busch.   I sat down with Hefner to talk about A-B’s renewed focus on the consumer and how that focus has impacted both their new product pipeline, as w...

How FightCamp Is Teaching The World To Box 03.11.2021

With the backing of Mike Tyson and Georges St- Pierre, FightCamp has serious street cred in the at-home connected fitness world. And while FightCamp can take a punch from the likes of Tyson and GSP, the company is on a mission to show people of all skill levels the fitness benefits of boxing and kickboxing. I sat down with FightCamp’s co-founder and CMO, Patrick Chandler, to talk about t...

How Murphy’s Naturals Is Helping You Get Back Outdoors 25.10.2021

With the rise of COVID has come a rise in people rediscovering the outdoors.  But that has also come with mosquitoes rediscovering them.  Enter Murphy’s Naturals, veteran owned and family run business that lets you enjoy life outdoors with their natural mosquito repellents.  I sat down with founder and CEO Philip Freeman to learn more about why he started Murphy’s Naturals and how t...

How HydroJug Is Making It “Normal” To Walk Around With A 73 Ounce Water Bottle 15.10.2021

In the crowded water bottle market, HydroJug stands out by giving consumers exactly what they are looking for. Instead of fancy colors or an abundance of features, HydroJug created a simple, 73 ounce water jug made for people who just need a lot of water. I sat down with co-founders and brothers, Jake and Hayden Wadsworth to talk about building HydroJug, how they found passionate fans we...

How Therabody Continues To Broaden Their Approach To Wellness 05.10.2021

When it was launched in 2016, Theragun was a revolutionary product that created a new category. Since that time, the company has broadened their reach and rebranded as Therabody in 2020 in recognition of that bigger mission. I sat down with Benjamin Nazarian, CEO of Therabody to learn more about the company’s evolution, how he became involved in the business, and how they approach their...

How Copper Cow Is Teaching The World About Vietnamese Coffee 01.10.2021

As a child, Debbie Wei Mullin was surrounded by the influences of her Vietnamese heritage. As she began her entrepreneurial journey later in life, she turned to that heritage to launch Copper Cow Coffee, a direct-to-consumer Vietnamese Coffee that is launching nationwide in Whole Foods. I sat down with Debbie, the CEO and Founder of Copper Cow Coffee, to learn more about the company, edu...

How Skrewball Brought Peanut Butter Whiskey To The World 31.08.2021

When Steven and Brittany Yeng came up with the idea of Skrewball, many of the people they talked with scoffed at the idea of a peanut butter whiskey. Fast forward to today and Skrewball has become of the fastest growing liquor brands in history. I sat down with the husband-and-wife co-founders to talk about their unique journey, what motivated them to launch the brand, and why they celebrate screw...

How The WubbaNub Has Become Part Of Millions Of Families 24.08.2021

Twenty years ago, Carla Schneider was a special ed teacher and new mom looking for a solution to help her newborn son stop crying.  That need led her to sew her son’s favorite stuffed animals to his pacifiers, giving birth to the global household brand WubbaNub.   I sat down to talk with Carla about her journey building WubbaNub, what led to her partnerships with brands like the MLB...

How Rip Van Is Bringing The Stroopwafel To America 17.08.2021

Growing up in the Netherlands, Rip Pruisken’s favorite treat was the stroopwafel, a near universal treat in the country. But while he was attending Brown University, he found that it was largely unknown in the US. Pruisken set out to change that with the launch of Rip Van, which has grown into a better-for-you snack food company. I sat down with Pruisken to learn more about the journey of building...

Why Eat Just Is On A Mission To Change How We Eat Food 03.08.2021

When you ask Josh Tetrick, co-founder and CEO of Eat Just, his view on the future of food, he points to what he believes is inevitable change.  But he starts the comparison by pointing to other change that one point people dismissed.  Few believed in streaming music, electric cars, or lab-made diamonds but today they are common place.  Its with this inspirations in mind that Eat Jus...

How Sovereign Brands Is Challenging The Spirits Industry 27.07.2021

For Brett Berish, CEO and co-founder of Sovereign Brands, building industry challenging brands is in his blood. The company he co-founded, Sovereign Brands, is a family-owned, family-run wine and spirits company dedicated to the creation and development of unique, premium beverage brands. I sat down with Berish to learn about the company’s history, his family’s background in the spirits indus...

Why Ro Is Turning To Walmart For Its Next Phase Of Growth 22.07.2021

Started in 2017, Ro is a health care technology company building a patient-centric healthcare system. The pandemic gave rise to a remarkable time of growth for the company, marked by the rise of telehealth and multiple acquisitions by the business. Since just this spring, Ro has launched a one of kind in-home vaccination program, raised $500M in funding , acquired two companies (Modern Fertility a...

How Pappy & Co Is Building Upon The Family Business 20.07.2021

For over two decades, Pappy Van Winkle Bourbon has been one of the most sought-after brands in the world. It is a business built upon a family heritage in the bourbon industry that goes back to Julian “Pappy” Van Winkle opening the famed Stitzel-Weller Distillery in the 1930’s. As the 4th generation of Van Winkles move into the family business, they have expanded it with the launch of Pa...

How Harry’s Labs Is Building A Different Path For Disruptive Brands 14.07.2021

Harry’s, Inc. known as one of the pioneer brands in the direct-to-consumer space and today a family of brands including Harry’s, Flamingo, Cat Person and Headquarters, is on a mission to create things people like more. As the company charts its future strategy, Harry’s is shifting the focus of Harry’s Labs — the company's incubation arm that launched in 2018 — to acquiring disruptive brands that a...

How Bespoke Post Evolved From QR Codes To Curated Commerce 06.07.2021

When Steven Szaronos and Rishi Prabhu were in Business School, they decided they’d rather launch their own business than go work for someone else. After realizing their initial startup wasn’t playing to their strengths as founders, the two launched Bespoke Post in 2011. A decade later, the company has gained a loyal following of consumers who turn to them for discovery. I sat down w...

How Upper Deck Continues To Innovate In Trading Cards 29.06.2021

When Upper Deck was started in the late 1980’s, they brought first-of-its-kind innovation to the sports trading card industry. Over thirty years later, the company continues to push the envelope as the industry experiences a new surge. I sat down with Jason Masherah, President of Upper Deck, to talk about the heritage of innovation at Upper Deck, their efforts in digital, and how they ar...

How PB2 Disrupted The Peanut Butter Category 22.06.2021

Peanut butter is found in nearly every kitchen pantry. But with its high fat content and inherent “messiness”, this staple was missing the trend of people searching for healthier alternatives and higher protein. That is until the invention of powdered peanut butter by PB2. I sat down with Craig Entwistle, CEO at PB2 Foods, to learn more about how the brand is changing the peanut but...

Why OLIPOP Believes Soda Can Change The World’s Digestive Health 15.06.2021

On any given day in the US, 50% of adults drink at least one glass of soda. And despite soda’s heritage as a product sold in pharmacies, today it is best known as a sugar-laden beverage linked to weight-gain and obesity. David Lester and Ben Goodwin, co-founders of OLIPOP, want to change that and use soda as a force of good. I sat down with the two of them to learn more about OLIPOP...

How Data Transformed Urban Air From A Trampoline Park To Adventure Park 08.06.2021

When Michael Browning started Urban Air, the business was a trampoline park for kids like many others in the industry. But with a background in data science and analytics, Browning was able to see the opportunity to create a more innovative model that was centered around the needs of parents and kids both. I sat down with Browning, the founder and CEO of Urban Air, to learn about the founding stor...

How Article Built A Leading DTC Furniture Company Without Tens Of Millions Of Venture Funding 01.06.2021

Aamir Baig, founder and CEO of Article has a simple philosophy for building a business. In his eyes, a business is not a business unless it has a profit formula that comes with it. That approach to business has allowed Aamir and his co-founders to build Article into one of the leading DTC Furniture companies without relying on raising tens of millions in venture capital. I sat down...

How COVID-19 Led Kimberly-Clark To Embrace A More Agile Way Of Working 25.05.2021

In June 2020, Zena Arnold took on a new role at Kimberly-Clark as its Chief Digital and Marketing Officer. Despite the difficulty of making this change during the middle of COVID-19, Arnold believes the lessons of the pandemic have shown companies the potential of a newfound agility in how they approach business. I sat down with Zena to talk about moving into this new role during the middle of the...

How Duke Cannon Has Changed The Face Of Men’s Grooming By Being Proudly Unpolished 18.05.2021

Very few brands can find themselves at home on the shelves of both Ace Hardware and Ulta.  But Duke Cannon isn’t your typical brand.  Launched nearly 10 years ago, Duke Cannon is proudly unpolished.  The approach has led the company to be one of the fastest growing brands in the men’s grooming space.  I sat down with Ryan O'Connell, Duke Cannon’s president and CEO to learn what...

How A Warehouse Full Of A Failed Launch Changed The Trajectory Of Lume Cube 11.05.2021

In 2019, Lume Cube launched one of the first video conference lighting kits made for Zoom meetings at CES.  After sales fell dramatically short of expectations, the company was sitting with over 20,000 units in their warehouse in March 2020.  As the world moved to work from home, Lume Cube saw a tremendous reversal of fortunes.  I sat down with Riley Stricklin, President and Co-Foun...

How Whisps Created A New Snacking Category 04.05.2021

Today, Whisps Snacks are one of the most popular snacks on grocery shelves and the leader in a new category that they helped create. But just a few years ago, it was merely an idea sitting within the food innovation team at Schuman Cheese, the largest importer of Italian cheeses in the United States. I sat down with Ilana Fischer, CEO of Whisps, to learn more about how they created this...

How AARP Guided Their Members Through The Pandemic 27.04.2021

With 38 million members and a potential audience of 110 million people aged 50 years plus in the United States, AARP is a trusted voice.  This role became even more critical during the past year as people turned to AARP as an authoritative voice during the pandemic.  I sat down with Martha Boudreau, AARP’s Chief Communications and Marketing Officer, to discuss how they rose to this chall...

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