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Driving Societal Impact

through Growing Women Leaders in the Boardroom

By Ebru Tuygun

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In this digital age, as we talk about the impact of AI in every aspect of our lives, it isn't just a nice-to-have; it's a crucial component of building a sustainable future and creating meaningful societal impact.

Board Member Interview With Hanan Eissa

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Interview from our new UAE board member Hanan Eissa, Vice President Marketing & PR at Atlantis Dubai.

Speaker interview with Ruchika Kalra

Brand Director, lastminute.com

Digital Day 2024

Ruchika is Brand Director at lasminute.com, where she's spearheading the brand's ongoing transformational journey. Leveraging her wealth of experience, she is...

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Podcasts

Anxiety vs. Excitement: Don't Stop Believin'

Anxiety vs. Excitement. The brain has a lot more ability and potential than we give it credit for when we're stressed. Dan and Akin unravel research that finds... https://podcasts.marketingsociety.com/episode/anxiety-vs-excitement-dont-stop-believin 35:40 Tue, 03 Aug 2021 14:13:00 +0000

GSK's Jerry Daykin on the 6 Ps of digital transformation

In the latest Shiny New Object podcast episode, Tom is joined by 4-time guest Jerry Daykin, the Senior Media Director at GSK. We discuss the new 6 Ps of digital... https://podcasts.marketingsociety.com/episode/gsks-jerry-daykin-on-the-6-ps-of-digital-transformation 35:03 Thu, 29 Jul 2021 00:00:00 +0000

Videos

To launch the new product Chicken Fillet ala King, McDonald’s Philippines used social listening to see which trends they can ride...

How McDonald's turned social conversations into stories

Society President - and CEO of The FA - Martin Glenn, interviewed CEO of Direct Line, Paul Geddes, in the latest for our CEO Conversation series.

Direct Line's Paul Geddes in conversation with Martin Glenn

It’s rare that a party political broadcast – traditionally one of the most humdrum of creative confections – meets near universal praise...

Boring Brexit campaigns should take a leaf out of the Green Party's book