Creator Economy Keynote Speaker
Joden Clash is the founder and CEO of Clash Creation, a UK media management company that has generated 1.5 billion+ organic views and $75M+ in earned media value for clients by applying creator-economy distribution mechanics to B2B founders. His creator economy keynote connects the infrastructure that built his 2-million-follower audience to the commercial opportunity facing every business leader.
The creator economy isn't a niche for teenagers on TikTok — it's the infrastructure layer for every B2B business that wants to reach buyers who don't read industry press. Joden explains how the distribution mechanics and monetisation models that built his 2M-follower personal audience now power Clash Creation's $75M+ in earned media value for clients.

Why Joden Newman
Creator, CEO, Category Builder
Joden built a personal audience of 2 million followers across TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube, generating 109M+ views on his own content — before turning that expertise into Clash Creation. The company now represents founders and executives commercially, having generated 1.5 billion+ views and $75M+ in earned media value for clients. He has studied the creator economy from inside it (as a creator) and outside it (as the operator of an agency that builds founder audiences). Netflix is a past brand partner.
The Problem
Why 'Creator Economy' Keynotes Usually Miss
The first failure is dismissing the creator economy as 'consumer only'. It isn't. The platforms, distribution mechanics, and monetisation models that power creator businesses are the same ones B2B buyers use to discover vendors, evaluate products, and decide which consultants are credible. Ignoring creator mechanics in a B2B strategy deck is ignoring where the buyer already is.
The second failure is treating the creator economy as a marketing channel. It's closer to an infrastructure layer. Creators are the new trade press. Short-form video is the new case study. Community substrate is the new referral network. When leadership teams model the creator economy as 'another social channel', they miss the structural shift — and their content strategy ends up optimising for the wrong metric.
The third failure is outsourcing creator economy strategy to an agency that treats it as content production. Content production is one line item. The commercial opportunity — founder audiences, managed talent, earned media at scale — is the business model. The agencies that understand this are operators who ship content every day. The agencies that don't are consultants who produce decks.
Key Takeaways
What Your Audience Leaves With
The creator economy is infrastructure, not a marketing channel
B2B buyers now discover vendors the same way consumers discover products
Distribution > content — the algorithm is the new newsroom
Managed talent + owned media + founder visibility is the emerging business model
The agencies that win ship content daily; the rest produce decks
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