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WFA CEO, Stephan Loerke, offers his verdict on WFA Global Marketer Week in Istanbul
Raja shares how Mastercard has sought to reimagine value through a sustainability lens and outline how marketing has become a driver of better behaviours within their partner ecosystem. Building on this, Brian lauches results from a unique global pilot initiative, in partnership with Mastercard and a select group of global brand owners, to dramatically reduce the carbon footprint of programmatic advertising.
Building on WFA's last debate where 74% of our audience agreed that ‘marketing today is incompatible with a sustainable future’, we explore whether brand owners have the right focus in terms of becoming part of the solution. Join us as our two teams explore the deltas of our role in a sustainable future.
WFA's Global Marketer of the Year, Cristina Diezhandino, is joined on stage by Ali Hanan of Creative Equals, who has helped Diageo agitate for change in the global marketing industry and deliver against a shared ambition - more diverse and inclusive creative leadership. Through a Progressive Marketing Flywheel of inclusion, creativity and purpose, this session will inspire us to think differently about one of the toughest, yet most meaningful, metrics: return on inclusion.
The greatest challenges we face today were produced by design and must be solved by design. They originated in the optimism of the industrial revolution and to tackle them we have to understand our place in history, embrace the optimism that got us here and ‘design’ our way out.
Rupen Desai provokes the need to move from extractive growth to a different value creation model, one where people, the planet and prosperity, all thrive together, never one at the cost of one another.
Conny and David explore the intersection of marketing, technology and sustainability and our role in supercharging sustainable growth for brands, people and planet.
WFA research finds 88% of large corporates have a Responsible Marketing Framework but they rarely cover all priority areas; marketing and children, influencer marketing, data ethics, diversity and inclusion, responsible media and environmental sustainability.
While 87% say they are increasingly critical, only 47% link their frameworks to ESG goals.
Charter 3.0 builds on progress made in areas of brand safety and measurement and identifies five priority areas covering competition, accountability, responsibility, sustainability, and people.
Fewer than half of marketing departments have taken the lead in their sustainability journeys but the will to transform has grown
Forty-one percent say they now have a sustainability story they are proud to communicate, up from 25% in 2021
Ahead of WFA Global Marketer Week in Istanbul, we asked three thought-leaders for their views on how to achieve the holy grail of sustainable growth
Ahead of WFA Global Marketer Week in Istanbul, we asked three thought leaders for their views on how to achieve the holy grail of sustainable growth.
Industry Associations from Belgium, Colombia, Kenya, Sweden and the UK recognised for outstanding marketing leadership as Brazil receives special award.
Speakers include marketing leaders from Dole Sunshine Company, Mastercard, Procter & Gamble and Unilever as well as Sir John Hegarty and Futerra's Solitaire Townsend
Hopes for a return to in-person event with the pandemic under control
WFA launches framework to help marketers lead on climate change challenge
New research suggests marketers lag corporate progress on the sustainability journey
Please note that GARM was discontinued on August 8 2024. See more here.
First-ever report creates unprecedented transparency across the industry and a new benchmark for charting progress on removing harmful content from ad-supported media.
Unilever’s Conny Braams joins as Deputy President from December 1, Mastercard’s Rajamannar continues as President for new two-year term
First-ever Regional Vice-President for the Middle East reflects strong regional growth
Tom Fishburne aka The Marketoonist takes a light-hearted poke at the global marketing industry through the lens of our three main themes for Global Marketer Week 2021 on April 20-22: ‘Better Society, Better World, and Better Growth’.
Better marketing produces better results. No WFA member would disagree, in principle, but what does this mean in practice?
People are what matters in marketing and Global Marketer Week in Lisbon brought together more than 1,000 from more than 35 countries. Stephan Loerke, WFA CEO, reviews his highlights from the week.