Jeremy’s writing is so distinctively personal that I found it made me quite sad when I re-read it, and I realise with some sadness that there are many questions I would still like to ask him - perhaps in his Agony Uncle mode.

Rather than providing a respite from the permacrisis that affects our daily lives, sport has often added to it over the last 12 months. This has led to many fans and pundits crying for a separation of sport and social issues.

The New Year is inevitably accompanied by the desire or motivation to cease or initiate certain behaviours. But we all know how quickly good intentions can fall by the wayside.

While 85% of the C-suite say transformation is essential, they are less certain about whether they are taking the right steps. EY share Four key actions CMOs can take.

Although we have so many tools and technologies at our disposal, old-fashioned brainstorming and bouncing ideas off people can still be the best way to...

The Marketing Society have appointed four new board members, empowering the next wave of brave leadership.

Episode #83. ‘Purpose for organisations’ is the holistic skill for marketers explored in this episode. Purpose is the reason for a brand or organisation to...

Episode #82. Today’s episode is a technical skill - Promotional Marketing. Promotional marketing is a powerful tool aimed to influence a purchasing transaction, often at...

Kirstina Lagerstedt, Marketing Director Scandinavia at Wolters Kluwer Tax and Accounting, talks to us about the importance of considering the end consumer who receives marketing...

The power of brand communications and creativity to drive breakthrough growth. Host, Annabel Venner is joined by Lynne Deason and Richard McLeod from Kantar to...