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WFA Media Forum brings together global media leads to share insight and drive actions on their priority issues.
Join the ForumThe global media market has never been so complex. Planning, strategy and channel selection; routes-to-market; internal and external capability; media measurement, verification and evaluation; media auditing and consulting are all changing rapidly.
WFA Media Forum connects professionals from increasingly diverse roles to exchange, learn from each other and find practical solutions to their most pressing challenges. In addition to global media leads, it’s not uncommon to find programmatic and data specialists within this network, as well as those from the procurement side of the business. The connecting tissue is a common interest in paid media – offline and online. Value is delivered through critical research and reports, physical and remote forums and online tools and benchmarking services.
How do the models compare, and how can brands determine the right mix?
WFA Forum Connect is returning to Amsterdam, bringing together WFA’s marketing communities around the common goal of better marketing effectiveness.
19 Nov 2026
Join WFA and mediasense to unpack new research on how global advertisers are evolving their media organisations for 2027 and beyond.
The Media Forum is chaired by Mathias Chaillou, Chief Media Officer, L'Oréal.
This document was designed as a means to benchmark thoughts and actions in relation to marketing in Africa. It contains interim consolidated, anonymous, responses from 82 client-side marketers in Africa.
Survey to determine the reasons for tracking Return On Marketing Investment, how this is approached globally, the metrics used and individuals involved.
Short benchmark to determine how advertisers are using digital marketing to support their ecommerce efforts.
Survey looking at current and future projected digital marketing investment trends among WFA members.
New research conducted for the WFA has identified the seven key ways that brand marketing is most likely to annoy consumers. The results were presented on March 19th at a Project Reconnect session as part of the WFA's Global Marketer Week in Marrakech. They formed the backdrop and context to a presentation by Jon Wilkins, Executive Chairman of Karmarama, on where he thinks the industry may be getting it wrong, a presentation by a group of African students on their views about what's good and bad about brand marketing and an interactive panel session including high-profile industry experts focusing on potential solutions.
Survey to determine how clients are using digital media auditors, and whether viewability and verification services are being delivered by these companies