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Paul Kemp-Robertson, Co-Founder & Chief Brand Officer of Contagious, makes the case on how marketing can change the world for the better.
Advertiser Associations from Australia, Brazil, France, Portugal, Slovenia, Sweden, Turkey and the USA recognised for outstanding leadership
Marketing and policy teams both say they want to collaborate more but admit there’s too little interaction today
10 years of learnings from running Project Reconnect
Top marketers from Airbnb, Diageo, Mastercard, Unilever and Vodafone to speak at annual showcase for global marketers in Lisbon on 28 March
Four industry thought leaders will make the case for how they think marketing can change the world on 27 March in Lisbon
The WFA Policy Forum in Lisbon will explore the relationship between marketers and policy teams.
The Integration Forum in Lisbon will discuss the changes needed for brands to remain relevant to consumers
The WFA Media Forum on 27 March will explore the actions that are needed to create a sustainable ad ecosystem
Meet Manuela Botelho, Secretary General of APAN
WFA National Associations Council meeting closes Global Marketer Week 2018
Event returns to Europe for the first time since GMW 2013 in Brussels
Advertiser Associations from Argentina, Japan, Morocco, Norway, Sweden, UK and the USA recognised for outstanding leadership
WFA Global Media Charter calls for agencies, ad-tech companies, media owners and platforms to work alongside advertisers to create a safer, more transparent, more consumer-friendly environment
Guide makes social and business case for ‘unstereotyping’ ads, includes real life case studies and actionable tips for brand marketers
New appointments to Executive Committee from eBay, Electronic Arts, Just Eat, Mastercard and TATA
Nissan, Panasonic, Samsung, Shiseido and Standard Chartered to speak at annual showcase for global marketers in Japan
Nissan, Panasonic and Samsung to speak as annual showcase for global marketers heads to Japan
Project Reconnect is WFA’s effort to develop a better understanding of what people want and expect from brands and help marketers better align marketing strategies and practices with people’s changing expectations and sensitivities.
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Minister of Culture green-lights advertising self-regulation code
Leading international dairy company commits to EU Pledge on responsible marketing to children