Lindsey Slaby

Lindsey Slaby is a marketing strategist recognized for her expertise in brand strategy and organizational design. As the founder of Sunday Dinner, a brand strategy consultancy, Slaby advises senior marketing executives on marketing organization design, go-to-market strategy, and creative resource strategy. She collaborates with executive leaders to foster innovative collaboration and maintain awareness of the evolving creative partner landscape. Her approach emphasizes the importance of genuine relationships in effective marketing.

Prior to founding Sunday Dinner, Slaby held leadership roles at agencies including Droga5, where she led digital production and growth in digital departments. She also managed nationwide production oversight and digital transformation at Cramer-Krasselt, and directed digital campaigns for major brands such as HP, HBO, Porsche, General Motors, Coca-Cola, Target, Samsung, Google, and Unilever. Her experience spans both boutique and large agencies, providing her with a comprehensive understanding of the advertising industry.

Slaby established Sunday Dinner to advance collaboration between brands and independent agencies. She has supported partners including Target, Sonos, The North Face, NBCUniversal, Allergan, and Nickelodeon, focusing on innovative marketing strategies and partnerships. Slaby also manages the Sunday Dinner community, a global invite-only group of marketers, creatives, and consultants that encourages collaboration and innovation within the marketing industry.

Named to Ad Age 40 Under 40, Slaby is sought after by executives at Fortune 100 companies for her insights into advertising, creative partnerships, and marketing innovation. She has spoken at industry events such as the Cannes Lions Festival and has been featured in publications including AdWeek, Forbes, and Insider. As a keynote speaker, Slaby addresses topics such as the relationship between brand and performance marketing, the future of agency-client relationships, and organizational design in the context of AI and digital transformation. Her perspective is informed by years of thought leadership and industry engagement.