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Marketers and policy professionals must bridge the gap that divides them. Rebecka Allén explains why that is critical for the business.
A great relationship with finance is key to building marketing procurement’s profile across an organisation. WFA Global Marketer Week in Lisbon heard some top tips for making it happen.
Meet Elizabeth Melo, Executive President of ANDA
Adrian Lovett, President & CEO of the World Wide Web Foundation, makes the case on how marketing can change the world for the better.
Meet John Broome, CEO of AANA
What are the big issues for marketers in 2019? Rob Dreblow delves into the evolving worlds of media, procurement and integration.
A new WFA report identifies the latest trends in global media agency models and remuneration
WFA President on why a complex operating environment shouldn't be a distraction from getting the basics right
Meet Joachim Schuetz, Managing Director of OWM
WFA shares five issues that might rise up the global marketer agenda in 2019
Advertiser associations around the world share their thoughts.
What did 2018 mean for the industry? Advertiser associations around the world share their thoughts.
Stephan Loerke looks back at 2018 and what it meant from a brand owner's perspective
The WFA policy team share their predictions for what the next 12 months hold for brands.
From embracing risk to admitting your imperfections and taking a stand
WFA webinar on progressive gender portrayals in advertising organised in partnership with UN Women
Soundbites from top marketers at Coty, Diageo, Ikea, Mastercard, P&G and Unilever.
We are still far from seeing one global standard across all markets and this raises a number of challenges for companies.
In this article, you can find key take-outs from the last Policy Action Group (PAG) meeting and read about member priorities going forward.
Meet Riikka-Maria Lemminki, Managing Director of Mainostajien Liitto
If food and alcohol marketers were looking for some regulatory respite, the UN was a good place to be last month, says Will Gilroy