Loading...
Loading...

Izzy Ashton

Deputy Editor, BITE Creativebrief

About

Izzy is the Deputy Editor of BITE, Creativebrief’s daily insight into global marketing trends and the cultural movements driving them. She keeps abreast of the latest communication, technology and consumer news, and is responsible for conducting interviews with key agency strategists and creatives to gain insight into the most innovative global campaigns.


More from Izzy Ashton

Hot Pick

Starbucks highlights the importance of trialling a new name

By Izzy Ashton

In the winning campaign of the Channel 4 Diversity in Advertising Award 2019, Starbucks powerfully celebrates the trans community by depicting the agency and happiness that comes from those who are transitioning hearing their name called out for the first time.

Read more
BITE Focus

Credos Director Karen Fraser: “The opportunity to rebuild trust is clear”

By Izzy Ashton

Credos new research underlines the opportunity for industry to rebuild public trust by investing in advertising which makes a clear social contribution.

Read more
BITE Focus

LEAD 2020: The New Age of Responsibility

By Izzy Ashton

Industry and government leaders took to the stage at the Advertising Association’s annual LEAD conference to explore how businesses can build trust, act responsibly and inspire societal change.

Read more
Hot Pick

Brexit means business as usual for P&O Ferries

By Izzy Ashton

P&O Ferries latest campaign from Publicis•Poke reminds consumers that, despite the politically charged atmosphere and distinct lack of contingency plans, for ferry travel, it’s business as usual.

Read more
Fuel Your Imagination

LEGO launches its new product in the house that kids built

By Izzy Ashton

In a digitally driven ecosystem, connection in the real world has become an increasingly important way to build meaningful connections with distracted consumers.

Read more
Hot Pick

Friends of the Earth taps into our eco-anxiety

By Izzy Ashton

When it comes to the environment, young consumers are facing up to a very real fear: eco-anxiety, that feeling of helplessness in the face of a global crisis.

Read more
Interviews

Caroline Farley, MD, Fever PR

By Izzy Ashton

A big believer in the power of a healthy dose of common sense, Caroline Farley is focused on creating an environment at Fever in which cultural curiosity can thrive and people don't shy away from the words 'I don't know.'

Read more
Hot Pick

Chelsea Football Club celebrates its London heritage and international fan base

By Izzy Ashton

Chelsea Football Club's latest campaign celebrates the multiculturalism of London, in all its brilliant glory. It reminds us that it’s not where you’re from that matters; rather it’s what shirt you choose to pledge your allegiance to.

Read more
Fuel Your Imagination

Sainsbury’s show Beyoncé who The Original really is

By Izzy Ashton

Sainsbury’s response to Beyoncé’s launch of her new collection for Ivy Park in collaboration with adidas is a marketing moment to celebrate.

Read more
Hot Pick

How Vue’s latest work by Joint underlines the silent revolution in marketing

By Izzy Ashton

Vue's new campaign reflects the shift in recent years towards more mindful consumption of entertainment, an acknowledgment of the mental cost of constant connection.

Read more
Trend

Experiential beauty: How brands are fusing physical and digital

By Izzy Ashton

Beauty is the midst of a physical and virtual revolution with significant implications for brands.

Read more
Hot Pick

This Dry January, Seedlip wants people to Drink to the Future

By Izzy Ashton

Four years ago Seedlip launched the first distilled non-alcoholic spirit. Fast-forward to 2020 and the drinks landscape has shifted dramatically.

Read more
BITE Focus

How marketers can adapt to the Squiggly Career

By Izzy Ashton

The Creativebrief X Squiggly Careers event highlighted how individuals and organisations must shift their approach to career development and talent retention.

Read more
Interviews

Karan Tattersfield, Head of HR, VMLY&R

By Izzy Ashton

Businesses that want to succeed and retain the best talent should heed Karan Tattersfield’s advice that sometimes, a cup of tea and a bit of humanity will succeed where structured policies might not.

Read more
Hot Pick

How This Girl Can is tackling the stigma around women getting active

By Izzy Ashton

With the 2020 campaign, This Girl Can demonstrates its commitment to both tackling and dismantling long-entrenched social stigmas around female exercise.

Read more