From Cannes to Davos, women’s health is seen as an economic imperative - yet it attracts just a fraction of investment and industry focus, argues the president of Health Weber Shandwick, EMEA
In an increasingly divided society, brands are finding it tougher than ever to act with purpose. But according to Revolt's (part of Anthesis) latest Hugging the Bear research, it’s all about framing
Most marketers are missing a powerful multiplier effect. Here’s what VCCP's head of strategy for loyalty and CRM explains why a brand asset can rewrite the rules
From Big Four training to the front line of brand and broadcast creativity, Wonderhood Studio's FD Becky Smith explains why finance works best when it’s embedded, visible and unafraid of complexity
As the British Arrows celebrates half a century with a new London exhibition of TV campaign winners, some of the best creative minds in the industry choose their personal GOATs
Discussing the powerful opportunity many marketers are missing by tapping into a key human behaviour and a forthcoming documentary on the subject is MSQ’s global chief product officer
The agency's SVP of growth for EMEA discusses why DEPT is launching Future Club - an invite-only networking initiative to support marketer's innovation quandaries
British brands are doing just enough which is making them increasingly invisible. T&P's strategy lead argues that in an age of attention scarcity, confidence, not capability, is what cuts through
The US audience for the Big Game always dwarves that of any in the UK, but that doesn't mean there aren't insights to be gleaned. Ad execs share their thoughts
Revisiting the campaigns that made the brand's ads a masterclass in British humour, showing how staying 'light' has helped the brand stay relevant for nine decades
The former global head of communications for IPG explores what commercial artists — from Warhol to today — remind us about creativity and craft in the age of AI
Iris's executive strategy director thinks the Western World is enduring a soft power inversion, which will make the world - and marketing - a more interesting place
The president of Weber Advisory, EMEA, Weber Shandwick shares some takeaways from this year's annual meeting of minds from the world of business and politics
The IPA president and CEO of BBH London Karen Martin outlines why the IPA's Creative Essentials certificate is essential for the development of the next generation of advertising
Advisory firm Avelin Partners' CEO argues the industry must stop automating complexity and instead redesign its systems to restore clarity in an AI-enabled age
As drink-drive limits tighten, the UK’s long-running battle with alcohol and the car enters a new phase. We revisit the advertising that made drink driving socially unacceptable
With his latest feature, Zootropolis 2 making over $1bn at the box office, Jared Bush shares his insights on developing the film and why he wants his team to feel comfortable with failing
Its retreat from the UK doesn’t indicate the death of the sharing economy. It just needs someone to actually sell it, says, Iris' chief strategy officer
Charlotte Bruton talks about joining the micro-network with the aim of placing technology within the idea-making process and reveals the marketing innovations that excite her most
Harman Kardon's campaign 'See/Hear' showcases how light and sound transform into art. Marketer John Livanos and the Havas London creative team discuss repositioning the premium brand
Dan Roberts, the newly appointed creative director of design for Droga5 London, outlines his creative career, the challenges he faces, and the ambition he has to grow the discipline across the network
Forget the clichés about bean-counters. David Neal shows how modern agency finance leaders are driving creativity, collaboration and AI-powered transformation
Omnicom is now the world’s biggest holding company. Jobs will go, careers will shift. But talent adapts, reinvents, and new stories are already taking shape