Meet Joy Howard, one of Fast Company's 100 Most Creative People 2014

For turning crunchy environmentalism into effective branded content

Joy Howard is the CMO of Sonos, Inc. She was previously the global marketing director for Patagonia, after a stint heading up marketing for Converse All Star at Nike. A Georgia native, she holds an MBA in sustainable enterprise.

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Sonos Warns Us About The Impending Dumb Smart Speaker Apocalypse

When it comes to some smart speakers, the music-focused brand says most aren’t too bright.

Q-Tip, St. Vincent, And Gary Clark Jr. Share Their Love Of Music In Sonos’s New Campaign

Finally, you can learn how a crate-digging vinyl collector like Q-Tip feels about streaming music.

The Purpose-Driven Marketer: How Patagonia Uses Storytelling To Turn Consumers Into Activists

Vice President of Global Marketing Joy Howard talks about utilizing the company’s environmental mission and operations as a brand advantage.

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