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Matthew Chmiel
Head of Discourse | Professional Instigator | Chief Ghostwriter | Vibe Summarizer
Matthew Chmiel is a seasoned professional with over 20 years of experience in digital product strategy/design and writing.
Throughout his career, he has spearheaded creative strategy for major digital platform redesign projects for reputable media brands like the LA Times, Hearst Magazine Network, and others at digital agencies.
As the Head of Discourse at ON_Discourse, a private executive membership organization, Matthew leads thought-provoking conversations among prominent company leaders in marketing, culture, media, and technology sectors on pressing and intricate business, cultural, and technological issues.
He facilitates engaging dialogues, encourages differing perspectives, and distills genuine discourse from members and guest experts, guiding them to articulate their views for publication on the platform.
Matthew's role involves crafting ON_Discourse newsletters, ghostwriting platform perspectives, provoking engaging discussions, and summarizing insights for actionable perspectives.
His educational background includes a Master's Degree from the Interactive Telecommunications Program (ITP) at NYU Tisch Graduate School of the Arts and a BA in English from the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
With a rich professional history, Matthew has held key positions such as Director of Business Strategy at siberia, Podcast Producer at ShipHero, Associate Director of Creative Strategy at Code and Theory, and more.
He brings diverse experiences from roles like Director of Product at First Look Media, Sr. Content Strategist at Code and Theory, and Technical Project Manager at Black Entertainment Television, showcasing his versatile skill set and deep industry knowledge.
Matthew Chmiel is an expert in digital media, content creation, distribution, and archiving, passionately believing in the potential of websites as a medium to achieve excellence and innovation.
His current focus at ON_Discourse involves fostering dynamic conversations, encouraging diverse viewpoints, and nurturing a culture of impactful and insightful discourse for the benefit of members seeking valuable business insights, connections, and strategic decisions.
Highlights
Another week, another newsletter.
It's about brands failing to make a splash at the Olympics (unlike Snoop).
This week we invited members from the ON_Discourse Expert Network to feedback on the newsletter. Thank you Andrew Rosen, Ian Edgar, and Eric Solomon, Ph.D. for calling me out.
If you subscribe, then you can read it, and then you too can act like these folks and call my argument "myopic."
I promise you I can take it.
Shhh. I have a secret.
All this time - honestly right in front of you for like the past year - I have been writing a newsletter that presents one new provocation every Wednesday.
(ON_Discourse loves a good provocation).
You should subscribe. Then you should read it. Then you should disagree with me.
This week’s provocation: Quibi was right all along.
