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Jodi
Murray-Freedman
Chief Marketing Officer
Bakers Delight
Jodi Murray-Freedman is Chief Marketing Officer at Bakers Delight, where she leads brand, customer, and growth strategy across Australia's largest bakery franchise network of more than 500 locations. A commercially driven marketing leader, Jodi has transformed the company's marketing function into a customer-led, data-enabled growth engine, delivering significant growth in loyalty, brand awareness, digital engagement, and network sales. With over 20 years of experience spanning retail, QSR, and franchising, Jodi has held senior leadership roles at Bakers Delight, TGI Fridays Australia, Boost Juice, RACV, and Retail Zoo. She is passionate about turning customer insight into commercial impact, helping brands strengthen loyalty, modernize customer experiences, and drive sustainable business growth. Known for her collaborative leadership style, Jodi champions marketing as a strategic business function that unites brand, technology, operations, and customer experience to deliver measurable results.
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28 October 2026 09:45 - 10:30
Panel - Human by design: Making AI work for marketers, customers & teams
The hardest part of AI in marketing isn't the technology, it's the people. As new tools reshape how teams work, leaders have to balance efficiency with creativity, trust, and genuine human connection. This panel brings together marketing leaders to unpack the organizational and cultural side of AI: how to drive real adoption, protect brand authenticity, and keep customer experiences unmistakably human. Key takeaways - Drive real AI adoption through practical, people-first change management. - Balance automation with creativity and brand authenticity. - Earn customer trust while scaling AI-powered marketing. Together with the opening keynote, this closes out the day's AI theme, and hands off to a bigger question: how the CMO role itself is being redefined.