In this special session, Mark Ritson, founder of MiniMBA and one of marketing's leading commentators, challenges marketers to rethink the future of the profession in...

In this Global Conversation, Craig Inglis, Global Chair of The Marketing Society, is joined by Peter Cross, customer behaviour expert, retail consultant and author of...

Ammunition's Renaye Edwards says the friction between marketers and CFOs stems from mismatched language and suggests seven ways to overcome this to think like a growth operator who partners with, rather than fights finance.

Discover how marketing leaders are using AI in practice. In this first Show & Tell session, Members share practical demonstrations of AI-powered workflows, from strategy...

Julian Boulding's interim Cannes Review asks whether our industry's rush for scale has cost us what matters most. His verdict from the Croisette: Relationship Capital is the new competitive advantage.

Marketing has a habit of looking backwards. Ask most marketers when the industry was at its best and they’ll point to the 1960s through to the 1980s. Big budgets, big creative, long lunches.

The final days of Cannes Lions 2026 brought the week's biggest ideas together: AI as infrastructure, people as the point, and conviction as the quality that separates those who follow change from those who lead it. Our Cannes Correspondents report from the Croisette one last time.

Cannes Lions Festival of Creativity 2026 opened with a question that refused to go away all week: as AI becomes more capable, what becomes more valuable about being human? Our Cannes Correspondents report on different sessions, stages and conversations and bringing the best of it back to our Members.

Some people will tell you Cannes Lions hasn’t moved fast enough. That may still be true on parts of the Croisette, or in the bar at the Carlton, but it wasn’t true in my classroom. Lex Bradshaw-Zanger shares his insight from Brand Marketer Academy.

In Part 4 of the Red Pill series humari’s Joe Hildebrand explores what’s really blocking marketing teams from getting real value from AI - and it isn’t always fear.