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WFA spoke to Coty Consumer Beauty's CMO at the company's offices in New York's Empire State Building.
WFA interviewed P&G's Chief Brand Officer at the company headquarters in Cincinnati, USA.
WFA spoke to Unilever's Chief Marketing and Communications Officer at the company’s headquarters in London. The interview took place the day after he announced he is stepping down as CMO in 2019.
WFA spoke to Mastercard's Chief Marketing and Communications Officer at the company’s offices in London’s Canary Wharf.
WFA spoke to IKEA's CMO/Global Marketing and Communication Manager at the company’s offices in Zurich, Switzerland.
WFA spoke to Diageo's Chief Marketing and Innovation Officer at the company's offices in London.
The rapidly changing content production landscape is forcing brands to create more content, faster, and with less budget. Making sense of what to spend and with whom to work can be confusing. In this webinar, and based on key results from a recent WFA/APR study, were discussed options for choosing the right partners, setting up appropriate processes and best practices for producing more of the work you need.
In a post-GDPR world, success in data-driven marketing requires a clear and rigorous strategy identifying the use and application of data and technology, while also specifying how to overcome silos, close capability gaps, re-engineer processes and address other cultural issues.
WFA webinar on progressive gender portrayals in advertising organised in partnership with UN Women
Since the GDPR came into effect earlier this year, new privacy laws have been emerging in many countries across the world looking to emulate the ‘GDPR standard’.
WFA, P&G and UN Women webinar covering why the industry must break down harmful stereotypes: progressive brands perform better
Winner to be announced in January
Heavy-handed attempts to restrict the marketing to children of foods high fat, salt and sugar are increasingly impacting brands’ ability to connect with older audiences. Restrictions in Chile have gone so far that some companies have exited the market. UK regulators are talking about watershed bans. Canada is developing far-reaching restrictions of their own. Regulators in countries as diverse as India, Israel, South Africa and Australia have been inspired by the Chilean restrictions… brands are under pressure the world over to come up with credible alternatives to statutory controls.
In this webinar with The Observatory International, you will learn about what WFA members are looking for from their rosters in the future and how they might go about fulfilling their evolving needs.
In this hyperconnected world, how we can make our proposal relevant?
At Cannes Lions 2018, global CMOs shared their views on digital platforms: David Wheldon (RBS), Roel de Vries (Nissan), Antonio Lucio (former HP), Keith Weed (Unilever), Syl Saller (Diageo), Jane Wakely (Mars)
At Cannes Lions 2018, global CMOs shared their views on purpose in marketing: Keith Weed (Unilever), Roel de Vries (Nissan), Antonio Lucio (former HP), Jane Wakely (Mars), Syl Saller (Diageo), Raja Rajamannar (Mastercard), David Wheldon (RBS)
At Cannes Lions 2018, global CMOs shared their views on the future of advertising: Raja Rajamannar (Mastercard), Marc Mathieu (Samsung), Ian Wilson (Heineken), Jane Wakely (Mars), David Wheldon (RBS), Roel de Vries (Nissan), Antonio Lucio (former HP)
At Cannes Lions 2018, global CMOs shared their views on the challenges and opportunities brought along by data: Antonio Lucio (former HP), Roel de Vries (Nissan), Ian Wilson (Heineken), Keith Weed (Unilever), Jane Wakely (Mars), Raja Rajamannar (Mastercard)
At Cannes Lions 2018, global CMOs shared their views on the future of the agency model: Raja Rajamannar (Mastercard), Syl Saller (Diageo), David Wheldon (RBS), Ian Wilson (Heineken)
At Cannes Lions 2018, global CMOs shared their views on gender and diversity in marketing: Syl Saller and Grainne Wafer (Diageo), Antonio Lucio (former HP), Keith Weed (Unilever), Jane Wakely (Mars), Raja Rajamannar (Mastercard)