
Isabelle Breton
Chief Communications Officer at IPG Mediabrands; 2026 Working Mother of the Year; marketing and communications leader with 15+ years at Meta, Essence, Publicis, and agencies.
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Jul 14, 2026
Isabelle Brenton (IPG Media Brands, Meta & Razorfish) A Conversation on: How to Navigate Professional Growth While Embracing Personal Identity and Resilience.
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8:29Kevin RiceHOST
So what was that like for you as your identity was shifting or just these two significant roles of your life started to converge?

Isabelle BretonGUEST
As motivated as I was to kind of keep climbing the ladder earlier in my career, I never thought that I would be in the top seat of a communications function.

Isabelle BretonGUEST
I always kind of thought of myself as a number two, and for whatever reason, it probably was self-esteem related to your point.

Isabelle BretonGUEST
But all of a sudden, I was really growing in my career, and my husband and I were having a really intentional, almost analytical conversation about do we want children.

Isabelle BretonGUEST
Neither of us were the p- kind of people that were born being like, "I'm on this planet to be a mother." I didn't have that instinct, which I later learned is common.
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21:57Kevin RiceHOST
When you came back from maternity leave, how did you approach balancing between your kind of new identity as a mother and your identity as a career professional? Was there a period or a moment where that felt like a really difficult balancing act to hold together?