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Many client-side marketers failing to prioritise creativity, despite recognising its power to deliver more effective marketing
Risk averse cultures, short-term-focus and too many decision makers are all key issues
Partners with The Drum to celebrate global and regional marketers and the work they do to strengthen their brands and businesses
New WFA Hall of Fame celebrates the work of all the marketers who have been shortlisted in the five previous rounds of the award
Data and analytics, eCommerce and measurement top skills shortage
Over-specialisation, poor training and talent management key reasons for lack of staff development
In-housing benefits as advertisers seek to respond to digital, Covid, sustainability and diversity and inclusion challenges, shows new WFA research
Please note that GARM was discontinued on August 8 2024. See more here.
New adjacency standards were unveiled for Feed, Stories, In-stream Video, In-stream Audio and Display overlay; along with plans to ensure brand safety is built into new metaverse spaces prior to monetization.
Charter defines set of universal requirements for global organisations to improve their employees’ lived experiences
Resource provides “ideas to steal” from successful initiatives that companies can adopt
eCommerce-focused multinationals are spending significantly more on performance ads than brand messages
Increasing focus on profit improvements as advertisers evolve their approach
Industry Associations from Belgium, Colombia, Kenya, Sweden and the UK recognised for outstanding marketing leadership as Brazil receives special award.
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
Speakers include marketing leaders from Dole Sunshine Company, Mastercard, Procter & Gamble and Unilever as well as Sir John Hegarty and Futerra's Solitaire Townsend
Unilever's Chief Digital and Marketing Officer was selected from a shortlist of seven
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
New framework details potential issues and opportunities in key areas
Isabel will work as co-chair alongside P&G’s Gerry D’Angelo to push further improvements in media practice and the digital ecosystem
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.
The voting to choose the new Global Marketer of the Year is open until December 31. The winner will be announced in January 2022 in partnership with The Drum.
National advertiser associations in Belgium and New Zealand add to the number of countries promoting the scheme to local brands
Senior marketers now have more knowledge and greater interest
Expected investment has risen nearly three-fold in the last two years
Most common forms of discrimination globally were reported on the basis of age and family status
Women and ethnic minorities in the marketing industry report poorer lived experiences than men and ethnic majorities
But marketing still outperforms many other industries globally on DEI
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
eCommerce, measurement, transparency, in-housing and ESG are all areas where current performance and capability fails to match importance