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Member Interview with Martin Krajniak

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Member Interview with Martin Krajniak, Chief Ingenuity Officer at TRIAD Advertising

Member Interview with Mark Simmonds

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Member Interview with Mark Simmonds, Director, Genius You Ltd.

How to stop good stress from turning bad ...or ugly

By Mark Simmonds

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With more and more of us feeling stressed more often we need to take action to stop short term `good stress' from turning bad or ugly. There are three steps we can all take to help.

Case studies

2010: Marks & Spencer, Sustaining the Brand Promise - Case Study

Marks & Spencer, Sustaining the Brand Promise

Marks & Spencer | Sustaining the Brand Promise

The determination of Marks & Spencer to hold fast to its message of quality through both the good and bad times reinforced the brand’s premium positioning and...

2010: Hovis, Brand Revitalisation - Case Study

Hovis, Brand Revitalisation

Brand Revitalisation | Hovis

Snapshot

A powerful and consistent marketing campaign brought a languishing brand back to life.

Key insights

  • Mounting a well-coordinated, carefully...

2010: Harlequins, Marketing Communications - Case Study

Harlequins, Marketing Communications

Marketing Communications | Harlequins

Snapshot

Despite a tight budget a clever marketing campaign attracted a sell-out crowd for a Harlequins match that has turned into a brand in its own right.

Key...

Podcasts

Being Authentic Starts with YOU with Debbie Vavangas

Debbie Vavangas is the Global Lead of IBM Garage - the unit that is transforming the way work gets done inside IBM and with its clients. IBM employees hundreds... https://podcasts.marketingsociety.com/episode/being-authentic-starts-with-you-with-debbie-vavangas 40:26 Thu, 12 Aug 2021 11:35:00 +0000

Videos

The Marketing Society’s 2016 Marketer of the Year, Alistair Macrow of McDonald’s, features in this short film in which he discusses the three great ads he lo

3 great ads: Alistair Macrow, McDonald's

To highlight the inequality that women earn up to 20% less than men in equivalent roles and with the same training a campaign was created.
 

"Women Should Not Be Worth Less" - Women's Centre - Switzerland

From equal pay to an end to child marriage, the UN’s Project Everyone is encouraging women everywhere to speak up

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