
Strong body, strong mind
Uzma Afridi, Head of Careers at NABS offers the organisation’s tips for looking after yourself this year, from celebrating small wins to connecting with people around you.
Uzma Afridi, Head of Careers at NABS offers the organisation’s tips for looking after yourself this year, from celebrating small wins to connecting with people around you.
Pascal Rotteveel, Executive Creative Director, Western Europe at VIRTUE introduces a new digital app designed to recreate random moments of office social interaction to maintain company culture.
By Izzy Ashton
A new campaign from AMV BBDO is a reminder of the humanity at the heart of services that need our support now more than ever.
By Stephen Woodford, Advertising Association
Stephen Woodford, CEO of the Advertising Association on the importance of resetting UK advertising for the better.
Nina Stephenson-Camps offers some hints and tips about how you can pause, reflect and integrate growth into your daily life.
The industry has adapted quickly to the pandemic, yet, as Bryan Obonyo, Business Development Executive at BLITZWORKS writes, this speed and commitment is lacking when it comes to diversity.
Uzma Afridi, Head of Careers at NABS offers the organisation’s tips for looking after yourself this year, from celebrating small wins to connecting with people around you.
By Rianna Patterson, Dominica Dementia Foundation
Rianna Patterson, Founder of Dominica Dementia Foundation explores the stigma that still exists towards Black mental health, highlighting why we need to see the BAME community represented in the media.
By Nicola Kemp
Tom Knox, Chairman of MullenLowe London, on the greatest marketing challenge of his career.
By Izzy Ashton
Maryam Banikarim, Head of Marketing at Nextdoor on the importance of constant communication and nurturing neighbourhood values.
By Nicola Kemp
From ensuring digital transformation is focused on deeds not words, to opening the door to the next generation of talent, Claire Gillis leads through actions.
By Nicola Kemp
Amidst the ongoing coronavirus crisis, there are some business leaders continuing to lead with openness and transparency, championing radical change &, above all, listening to consumers first.
Kim Walker, Aprais
Kim Walker, Chairman of Aprais on the importance of maintaining and building better client agency relationships in a virtual working world.
Aaron McFeely, Space
Aaron McFeely, Lead Strategist at Space on how a return to authenticity is the key ingredient to the survival of influencer marketing, something that brands should both value and seek out.
Rachael Lynch, Direct Line Group
Rachael Lynch, Marketing Manager at Direct Line on creating a new youth-focused social series in partnership with Wilderness, MediaCom and Channel 4.
Pascal Rotteveel, VIRTUE
Pascal Rotteveel, Executive Creative Director, Western Europe at VIRTUE introduces a new digital app designed to recreate random moments of office social interaction to maintain company culture.
Nicola Kemp
Carlsberg’s global campaign for its alcohol-free beer brand underlines the category's transition to the marketing mainstream.
By Izzy Ashton
A new campaign from Neverland is a welcome reminder of the power of humour to directly communicate a brand’s message and deliver a much-needed moment of warmth.
By Izzy Ashton
A new campaign from AMV BBDO is a reminder of the humanity at the heart of services that need our support now more than ever.
By Izzy Ashton
The campaign is a welcome reminder that embracing healthier and environmentally friendly choices doesn’t have to be an all or nothing pursuit.
By Izzy Ashton
IKEA’s campaign shows the benefits frugality can have on both people and the planet alike, demonstrating just how easy it is for each of us to have a positive impact on the world around us.
Izzy Ashton
Izzy Ashton
By Nicola Kemp
A ground-breaking new campaign marks a step-change for the depiction of the lived-experience of women in advertising.
By Izzy Ashton
Although this year is unlike any other, marked by pervasive global uncertainty, we are still inspired by inclusive industry leaders, stereotype-busting campaigns and the hope that a new generation of creatives bring.
By Izzy Ashton
It is the spirit of generosity and goodness upon which John Cadbury founded his eponymous chocolate brand and it is to this that Cadbury’s new identity returns.
This weekend, in addition to lockdown, Muslims will be embarking on Ramadan. Shelina Janmohamed, Vice President of Islamic Marketing at Ogilvy Consulting believes that brands that step up during this time will be remembered the most.
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