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A chance for WFA members (only) to get a glimpse of the collective priorities of the membership for 2021.
David Wheldon speaks with Sir Martin Sorrell
We asked the chairs of our WFA working groups to reflect on what 2020 meant for the global media, marketing and digital policy agendas.
An extraordinary year has seen extraordinary changes, some for the better. WFA CEO Stephan Loerke looks forward to 2021.
It wouldn’t be the holidays without some crystal ball gazing. The WFA team predicts what will happen next year both in the wider world and internally within the marketing industry.
Structures, financial and predictions – what WFA members should watch out for.
WFA member survey on savings targets & definitions, tactical marketing procurement & PO approval.
WFA member survey on the category management of e-commerce / digital commerce initiatives by marketing procurement.
Six industry leaders highlight the work that has impressed them in this strangest of years.
This Advertising Production Resources (APR) guide has been designed to help WFA members with developing eco-friendly practices in production.
This WFA member survey looks at how organisations have been planning and managing their events in 2020 and beyond
As global marketers and procurement experts are trying to navigate the rapidly changing production landscape, it is important for brands to consider what is happening in the creative industry that will affect the way we produce content on the short/mid/long term.
The subject of in-housing creative services has been increasingly prevalent in recent years with 57% of WFA members currently having created an in-house model of some shape or form.
Member benchmark on category management of consumer promotions.
David Wheldon speaks to Karmarama’s Jon Wilkins and Contagious’ Paul Kemp-Robertson
Focus will be on developing empathetic, entrepreneurial and ethical skillsets and imparting a keen understanding of Asian markets and marketing practices. The program is developed with Human Capital Leadership Institute and supported by the Singapore Economic Development Board.
WFA member benchmark regarding workload allocation and related team structures.
In an increasingly volatile landscape, which environments can advertisers trust to reflect ambition of their brands?
The Economist’s predictive look to the year ahead. Tom Standage shares key insights from the upcoming The Economist report this November
More than half of major multinationals say they are no longer deferring campaigns
Investment still down on plans across Q1-Q3 with digital the only riser
Agility and purpose are top of the list for WFA’s expert jury when it comes to assessing marketing leadership in 2020.