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In this episode of the Better Marketing podcast, David Wheldon speaks with HP’s Antonio Lucio about leading calmly through concurrent change, turning AI from hype into customer value, and guiding teams through a surprise CEO transition while protecting trust and focus.
Humanity and cultural respect are two core elements in the development of strong, sustainable brands says Tobias Collée, Global Vice President NIVEA.
Growth doesn’t start with an ad. It starts where your product decisions meet real people. In this episode of the Better Marketing Podcast David Wheldon sits down with Cheryl Goh, newly named 2025 Global Marketer of the Year, to unpack how Grab scaled across Southeast Asia by turning marketing into a true commercial engine where product, pricing, algorithms, and culture work in sync to earn trust and drive results.
What’s next for global marketing in the year ahead? WFA strategic partners share their take.
In 2026, the best marketing leaders will empower their teams with a healthy mixture of curiosity, humility and optimism.
It’s time to review the successes of 2025 and look forward to more progress on cross-media measurement in 2026, says Matt Green, Director, Global Media and Measurement at the WFA.
In this episode we review a year of conversations with Unicef's Frederique Covington Corbett, culture guru Marcus Collins, Cathay Pacific's Ed Bell, Meta's Nicola Mendelsohn, Marcel Marcondes from AB InBev and Global Marketer of the Year, marketing expert Seth Godin, Leyal Eskin Yilmaz from the Magnum Ice Cream Company, and Ogilvy's Rory Sutherland.
The ability to share experiences and talk to peers to work out what’s best for our individual brands sits at the heart of the WFA. This year has proven how valuable that sense of community is, says WFA CEO Stephan Loerke.
Marketers are willing to increase budgets where performance data justifies it. Tom Ashby, Global Lead, Media Services at WFA, argues that the relationship between budget growth and price inflation is breaking down.
The WFA team presents its annual look at what will be important for marketers and brands in the next 12 months.
The biggest wins in marketing rarely fit into neat dashboards. Marketing guru Rory Sutherland joins us to unpack why creativity is “fat-tailed,” how a few outlier ideas create the lion’s share of value, and why short-term incentives push teams to optimise what’s easy to count rather than what actually compounds.
International marketing and working in a local market are very different says the CMO of Suntory Beverage & Food Europe (SBFE).
How do marketers effectively combine people, creativity and technology? The Global Marketer of the Year 2025 jury share their thoughts.
Career paths are rarely linear in Insights. Ioana Danila, WFA's Insight Forum lead, sums up key challenges and opportunities for professionals seeking to elevate their role within an organisation, drawing from conversations between senior Insights leaders at recent WFA events.
We asked the Global Marketer of the Year 2025 jury which qualities will be most important for marketing leaders in the months and years to come.
What happens when you need to build a completely new company while still delivering exceptional business results? Leyal Eskin Yilmaz, CMO Europe, UKI, ANZ & Head of Global Brands - and CMO of the newly forming Magnum Ice Cream Company, describes this challenging transition as “building a new house while living in it": simultaneously exciting, humbling and occasionally uncomfortable.
AI is transforming the way marketers work. Gabrielle Robitaille, Policy Director at WFA, looks at the latest developments and how they impact marketing and media.
Leading beer, wine and spirits brands are demonstrating that growth and positive societal benefits can co-exist. Gabrielle Robitaille, WFA Director of Policy, explains how collective efforts can promote greater awareness of moderation and encourage responsible drinking.
What happens when one of marketing's most influential thinkers shares his unfiltered wisdom about the state of our industry? Seth Godin joins the WFA Better Marketing Podcast to deliver profound insights that challenge conventional thinking about what makes marketing truly effective.
Brands could create long-term wins through product, service and business model innovation.
Talent will play a huge part in ensuring marketing thrives. WFA in partnership with The Drum asked industry leaders how best to ensure that the brightest and best follow in their footsteps and create a positive pipeline of future leaders.