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Sourcing isn’t all about costs. It’s about managing suppliers so that you get the right services at the right price at the right time.
‘Digital transformation’ has remained a focus in 2016. Much of this process is concerned with people, culture and organisations, and our content has concentrated on helping members to learn from one another.
2016 was a challenging and fascinating year for the media industry, with transparency, ad fraud and programmatic all key concerns. Skilled global media expertise has never been in greater demand.
2016 was an exciting year for our IMCFORUM as the group significantly grew in size (+25%) and geographical footprint. Further to the launch of our first meeting in Dubai and our workshop series in Singapore, the group now connects senior marketers in four regions.
2016 proved to be the most dynamic year yet for the CMOFORUM, an exclusive, invitation only peer network that offers some of the most experienced marketing leaders with the opportunity to exchange experiences with a view to offering actionable insight into how to address common priorities.
WFA CEO Stephan Loerke reflects on the year 2016
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In November this year, more than 1000 people attended the International Association of Privacy Professionals annual conference in Brussels.
There will be fewer major sporting events in 2017 than we’ve seen this year.
It was a full house at Most Contagious 2016 in London in December.
WFA benchmark on trade mark protection, liability and the role of the agency in rights ownership and management.
WFA benchmark on the ways members test big ideas, the frequency of concept testing and the platforms on which this is done.
How do you get an ocean-liner and a speedboat to co-exist? Rob Dreblow looks at the challenges for big brands and start-ups in working together
Marketers reveal moves to simplify arrangements, improve reporting and monitoring alongside the ability to negotiate better pricing
Today’s CMOs are not solely marketers; they are also, critically, transformers.