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What can brands do to step up their diversity and inclusion efforts?
In times of isolation we need to prioritise diversity more than ever. WFA’s first ever diversity ambassadors, Belinda Smith, former EA marketing lead and Jerry Daykin, Senior Media Director at GSK, explain why.
To coincide with the launch of the WFA Marketer’s Approach to Diversity and Inclusion, WFA asked six industry leaders why they think prioritising diversity and inclusion in the marketing industry is so important.
New report supports the case for an equitable and accurate representation of race and ethnicity, ability, sexuality, gender identity and age in marketing. New WFA Diversity & Inclusion Task Force launched. Group to be led by new WFA Diversity Ambassadors: former EA Marketing lead, Belinda Smith, and GSK’s Senior Media Director for EMEA, Jerry Daykin
This new WFA report offers brand insights, suggestions and case studies for embracing diversity in your creative and work culture.
Global marketers at Burger King, Diageo, Grab, J&J, L’Oréal and P&G share insights on brand purpose, creativity, capabilities and partnerships
This webinar covers regulatory trends that may fundamentally restrict food and beverage companies’ longer term ability to connect with consumers in key markets around the globe.
Overview of the Responsible Advertising and Children (RAC) Programme meeting held on November 27, 2019 in Brussels
Bicky Burger has highlighted how much still needs to be done to rid the ad industry of its shock jocks, says Stephan Loerke, CEO of WFA
This document, originally produced in Portuguese and translated into English by the Brazilian Advertisers' Association (ABA), addresses the question of inappropriate - and sometimes harmful - behavior, more specifically at events, where harassment is often widely spread.
Belinda J. Smith, Global Head of Media at Electronic Arts, makes the case on how marketing can change the world for the better.
WFA webinar on progressive gender portrayals in advertising organised in partnership with UN Women
WFA, P&G and UN Women webinar covering why the industry must break down harmful stereotypes: progressive brands perform better
At Cannes Lions 2018, global CMOs shared their views on gender and diversity in marketing: Syl Saller and Grainne Wafer (Diageo), Antonio Lucio (former HP), Keith Weed (Unilever), Jane Wakely (Mars), Raja Rajamannar (Mastercard)
Guide makes social and business case for ‘unstereotyping’ ads, includes real life case studies and actionable tips for brand marketers
At the Cannes Lions Festival 2017, UN Women and a number of leading voices in the marketing and advertising industry including WFA, founded the Unstereotype Alliance. As part of WFA’s commitment to the Alliance we have developed this short guide which we hope will build awareness for the movement among our corporate members around the world, our national advertiser associations in sixty countries on six continents and the tens of thousands of brands represented by them at local level.
This presentation explains why it is crucial for the advertisers not to perpetuate the stereotypical portrayal of women (but also men) in advertising. It presents the social, economic and political case for a more progressive marketing, and explains the Unstereotype Alliance led by UN WOMEN of which WFA is founding member.
This survey looks at what is being reviewed in recent pitches, the geographic areas they encompass, the frequency of pitching, plus how consultancies were used to support brands in the pitch process and the value they provide.
This document was designed as a means to benchmark thoughts and actions in relation to marketing in LATAM.
WFA Benchmark on global content agencies, conducted for a member looking for recommended agencies with global capabilities and footprint.