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Initial focus of the global expansion will be in major advertising markets including the US and several EU countries
WFA launches Learning Hub to support brands strengthen internal capabilities on sustainable marketing
Ahead of Cannes, WFA asked leading trade press editors to rank the industry on how they're responding to the sustainability challenge
WFA National Associations Council members discuss the leadership role of national associations in fostering a more sustainable advertising industry, including on climate action, online safety and media measurement.
New research indicates that 64% of Planet Pledge signatories now have ethical standards in place to guard against potential greenwashing
Dairy company, Arla, and Australian Advertiser Association sign up to WFA’s Planet Pledge taking total to 27 major multi-nationals
First-of-its-kind guidance on how brands can make sure environmental claims featured in their marketing communications are credible for both consumers and regulators
Annex documents elaborated by ICAS and EASA that complement WFA's upcoming Environmental Claims Guidance
Claire McAlpine and Helen Brain, Joint Heads of MediaCom UK’s Social Change Hub, reveal how they are working with clients to make a difference on DEI and sustainability.
Twenty-five global brand owners have now signed up to WFA Planet Pledge, representing $43bn in ad global spend.
National advertiser associations in Germany and Turkey push number of countries promoting the scheme to local brands to 26
Sarah Goodenough, Communications Manager for the UN Climate Champions, shares her reflections on COP26 and the activist role marketers must play to lead the way in the Race to Zero.
Two more major global brand owners have signed up to WFA’s Planet Pledge, a worldwide commitment to making marketing a force for positive change both internally and among consumers.
In November 2021, world and business leaders alike gathered in Glasgow for COP26. The most important climate summit since 2015, when the world met in Paris to chart a new, more ambitious course to prevent catastrophic climate change.
WFA President and CMCO at Mastercard, Raja Rajamannar, and Ana Maria Henao, Global Vice President of Marketing at PepsiCo, discuss the ways in which marketing can be a force of positive change in the race to net zero emissions.
WFA CEO Stephan Loerke reflects on his time at COP26 and identifies the five key areas that brands will have to address in combating climate change in the coming years.
A new Who Cares, Who Does? study by Kantar demonstrates green credentials are both beneficial to business and the planet. Natalie Babbage, Global LinkQ Director, Kantar, explains how brands can appeal to the 'Eco-Actives'.
WFA President and CMCO at Mastercard, Raja Rajamannar and Ana Maria Henao, Global Vice President of Marketing at PepsiCo, discuss the ways in which marketing can be a force of positive change in the race to net zero emissions.
National advertiser associations in Belgium and New Zealand add to the number of countries promoting the scheme to local brands
Marketers have a unique toolset to help change the world for the better—it’s time they used it, says Guardian columnist and brand strategist, Arwa Mahdawi
This report contains results from a survey amongst WFA Planet Pledge signatories and some considering singing. 17 companies responded. 14 were already signatories.
Collaboration across various functions is critical for success and sustainability is no different, says Preeti Srivastav, Group Sustainability Director at Asahi Europe & International.
Drinks companies Asahi Europe & International, Carlsberg Group and Pernod Ricard as well as IKEA have joined 13 other major multinationals in harnessing the power of marketing to drive change both internally and among consumers
National advertiser associations in 22 countries will also promote the scheme to local brands and share learnings of how marketers can lead on sustainability