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

A webinar with guest speaker Karen Nelson Field PhD (Founder and CEO, Amplified Intelligence)

Look after your marketing pence and the pounds will manage themselves. Christine Downton, Associate Partner at The Observatory International, explains how to reduce costs without reducing long-term business growth or affecting your agency relationships.

WFA podcast host, David Wheldon, speaks with Rob Cameron, Global Head of Public Affairs at Nestlé, about what can marketers do to drive the sustainability agenda and the role of business in achieving the SDGs.

Drive greater emotional engagement through music

WFA member benchmark on best practices for negotiations with your CRM agency(s).

Asahi and Mars leaders will lead efforts to boost action and knowledge of sustainability within marketing organisations around the world.

AB InBev, Nissan and Schneider Electric join signatories.

Does the strength of relationship between marketer and agency correlate with effective work?