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A day-by-day summary of WFA's flagship event
Sharp increase in US price inflation against decrease in China
Marketing leaders from Arla Foods, Mars and Opella are among those joining the line-up for April 23 event
As investment rises in creators, the new WFA group aims to give members an edge in an evolving content landscape.
WFA has signed strategic partnership agreements with two leading educational establishments in Asia-Pacific to promote marketing to the new generation in the region.
WFA’s Forum meetings at Global Marketer Week 2026 in Stockholm will bring together peers to address their priority challenges. These sessions benefit from being led by senior members from the WFA network.
Global Marketer Week 2026 is coming to Stockholm on 21–24 April for the very first time and the agenda is shaping up to be one of the strongest programmes yet.
Four national associations have announced significant leadership transitions.
WFA heads to Stockholm for its annual event for senior marketers from April 21-24
Here is a snapshot of what is available that you may have missed in the last couple of months.
WFA held a two-day regional meeting in Latin America in Montevideo between 29 September and 1 October. The event brought together over 100 senior client-side marketers with global and regional responsibilities to address issues ranging from The Future of Marketing, marketing transformation and marketing effectiveness to leveraging the power of AI to drive growth and effectively navigating policy issues in the region.
More new corporate members have joined the WFA, taking total membership to more than 150.
Good marketers know that marketing is more than advertising. That’s why the Responsible Marketing Pact (RMP) now has stronger commitments for influencer campaigns and new rules on sponsorship, says Alexandre Boyer, Senior Manager, Policy, at WFA.
Leading marketers and policy leads from across Latin America are preparing to gather in Uruguay at the end of the month to address marketing, media and policy challenges over a two-day gathering.
Having an in-house agency can be a safer way to drive scalable AI adoption. Brenna Brandes, Global Marketing Services Manager at WFA, reveals the potential benefits of this approach.
We are constantly working with our members to share best practice and smart ways for marketing to make a bigger impact. Here are some of our highlights from the second quarter of 2025 that you might have missed:
New WFA research shows that brands are taking more time to articulate what they stand for and changing the markets they invest in.
CMOs and public policy leads agree that the world has become more unpredictable and riskier.
WFA’s Planet Pledge will transition to a new, open community for all WFA members. By making it cross-cutting, all WFA members will be able to benefit from thought leadership and insight that deliver for the planet and company bottom lines. Michelle McEvoy, Global Lead, Sustainable Marketing, explains.
Pawan Kumar Marella, Vice-President, Strategic Growth Initiatives, Marketing Capabilities & Innovation Excellence, will help drive capability excellence across WFA’s global membership in the new role. He will help guide the Forum as it continues to support global brands in building high-performing, future-fit marketing organisations.
We are constantly working with our members to share best practice and smart ways for marketing to make a bigger impact. Here are some of our highlights from the first quarter of 2025 that you might have missed:
The latest edition of Outlook, WFA’s global poll of media price inflation forecasts, suggests low-to-mid single digit inflation across all major regions.