From new The Marketing Society President Dame Carolyn McCall's call for marketers to take their seat at the top table, to Zak Brown's McLaren turnaround story and Professor Green's raw and honest conversation about masculinity, the 2025 Changemakers Conference was a day of enrichment and enlightenment which proved that at its best marketing connects commercial realism with real human lives.

‘Friendfluence’ is the ultimate futureproofing tool. Peer-led marketing enables brands to keep pace. By building your strategy around people, not platforms, brands ensure their voice stays relevant, authentic and part of the conversation.

A review of the 2025 The Marketing Society New York Changemakers Conference held at Advertising Week NY, from our Partner System1 on marketing that resonates with Gen Z.

AI is transforming marketing, and this series by Monks provides marketers with a practical playbook to applying AI in their business. With tangible tools and solutions, learn how to identify and create momentum to start your transformation, and leverage AI throughout your business.

Marketing may appear to have lost it's shine but the reality is it's more exciting than ever, with channels and media giving more canvas for creativity while data and tech giving us the science to make the best decisions writes Lex Bradshaw-Zanger.

Jack Shillito reviews The Changemakers Conference Singapore 2025. He highlights is favourite sessions focussing on the cultural trends, psychological insights and societal frameworks.

Leo Rayman argues that traditional sustainability messaging has become obsolete and as marketers we should instead be reframing the climate transition as a massive economic and technological revolution.

Leading a growing marketing team is both a challenge and a privilege. It requires not only aligning people with goals but also mentoring, inspiring, and building a strong, adaptable culture.

So. Much. Overwhelm. There’s no doubt about it… the world’s a bit of a mess right now. Politics. The economy. War. Division. AI apparently coming for our kids. And trading conditions? Absolutely brutal.

Navigating a world of economic uncertainty. Encouraging innovation whilst maintaining operational efficiency. Adopting and adapting to the brave new world of AI and digital transformation. Dealing with the complexities of hybrid working.