Navigating the path to transformative Insights partnerships
Reaching the summit: Elevating the insights function with AI
WFA Insight Forum is a member-only network that brings together senior client-side insights & analytics leaders from WFA member companies. The group aims to elevate and champion the function by helping members accelerate business growth through strategic consultancy, foresight, insight-informed decision-making and peer learning.
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Join us for the first edition of Forum Connect in Mumbai, where we will be uniting WFA’s marketing communities around a common goal.
Join us for the first edition of Forum Connect in Mumbai, where we will be uniting WFA’s marketing communities around a common goal.
For global/regional market research and consumer insight specialists
The Insight Forum is chaired by Joel Renkema, Global Head of Insights, Inter IKEA Group.
As part of WFA Global Marketer Week, our specialist forums will hold standalone forum sessions to discuss and develop workable solutions to help brand owners address the challenges facing each role.
From diagnosis to activation, join this session to discover how Brainlabs identifies the moments and contexts where influencers can drive transformative outcomes.
This live session is part of WFA’s practical webinar series, Knowledge Spotlights. In partnership with handpicked experts, this series offers 101 sessions on modern marketing foundations relevant to Asia Pacific. Designed for emerging leaders, from junior to mid-level professionals, looking to enhance their marketing skills and knowledge.
This live session is part of WFA’s practical webinar series, Knowledge Spotlights. In partnership with handpicked experts, this series offers 101 sessions on modern marketing foundations relevant to Asia Pacific. Designed for emerging leaders, from junior to mid-level professionals, looking to enhance their marketing skills and knowledge.
Overview of the Insight Forum, part of Forum Connect NYC, December 2024
WFA members know that the strength of our forums lies in their focus: servicing specific client-side functions. But that very strength also risks exacerbating the global silos that we need to break down.