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What role is influencer marketing playing? Is traditional broadcast still being used? What are the drivers of change between communication channels?
In this episode of the Better Marketing podcast, David Wheldon speaks with HP’s Antonio Lucio about leading calmly through concurrent change, turning AI from hype into customer value, and guiding teams through a surprise CEO transition while protecting trust and focus.
Humanity and cultural respect are two core elements in the development of strong, sustainable brands says Tobias Collée, Global Vice President NIVEA.
From GEO to Production and Inclusivity to Search, WFA has recently hosted a raft of expert webinars that can bring members up to speed on rapidly evolving topics.
WFA has updated its Consultants Directory, a comprehensive, non-exhaustive listing of marketing consultancies which provides marketers with a structured overview of specialist consulting firms that are known for their expertise in areas such as media advisory, marketing operations, production, digital/data, and marketing capability management.
With the rapid pace of change in AI and its regulation, WFA has updated its member-only Global AI Map.
WFA has launched a new guide to inclusive insights, providing consumer insights leaders with a practical framework to embed inclusion into consumer research, data interpretation and strategic decision-making.
Six takeaways from WFA's first Forum Connect in India, which brought together CMOs, Media and Insights leaders from WFA's global network.
Cheryl Goh, founding CMO of Grab and Group Vice-President of Marketing, Loyalty, Sustainability and Support, has won the 2025 WFA Global Marketer of the Year.
Growth doesn’t start with an ad. It starts where your product decisions meet real people. In this episode of the Better Marketing Podcast David Wheldon sits down with Cheryl Goh, newly named 2025 Global Marketer of the Year, to unpack how Grab scaled across Southeast Asia by turning marketing into a true commercial engine where product, pricing, algorithms, and culture work in sync to earn trust and drive results.
Drowning in AI? Here’s how to come up for air. Gabrielle Robitaille, Director of Policy at WFA, identifies the right guidance for every stage of marketing organisation development.
3 in 4 marketing procurement teams lack KPIs to monitor AI/GenAI impact, as they are still at an early stage of deployment.
What’s next for global marketing in the year ahead? WFA strategic partners share their take.
Eleven new brand owners have signed up to be part of WFA's global network of senior marketers, reinforcing its position as the world’s biggest organisation for client-side marketing and policy leaders.
In 2026, the best marketing leaders will empower their teams with a healthy mixture of curiosity, humility and optimism.
On 3 February, WFA’s world-class, cross-function knowledge exchange is heading to India in association with the Indian Society of Advertisers (ISA), with a brief to bring new ideas and inspiration to marketers.
It’s time to review the successes of 2025 and look forward to more progress on cross-media measurement in 2026, says Matt Green, Director, Global Media and Measurement at the WFA.
WFA's new White Paper The Data Integrity Advantage shows why stronger upstream data practices are central to media quality.
Sponsorship is evolving beyond presence to partnerships that shape culture and deliver measurable brand and business performance according to a WFA Global Study with Lumency.
The game has changed for global brand owners, these are the new priorities and actions they are taking.
While many marketers are testing AI, shifting the conversation to mainstream operations is proving more difficult. Gabrielle Robitaille, Director of Policy at WFA, outlines how brands can overcome the barriers to adoption.