Grumpy old men, golden agers, healthy agers, wise elders, senior moments – these are just some of the labels...

People tend to focus on today rather than think about what tomorrow might bring. We discount the future in favour of today. 

Big advocates of 'feeling-based' work such as Wendy Clark and Jonathan Mildenhall have left Coke's marketing...

Work settings in adverts are often portrayed as large open spaces, which makes it very difficult to identify any specific country...

When you receive your next meeting invitation on Outlook, try something different.

There is no value in values. Well, that’s not quite true. What I mean is that there is no value in writing down your corporate values.

As a planner I am confronted daily by quite a lot of nonsense (I’m guilty of using quite a lot myself, obv).

A development experience in Singapore for high potential marketers preparing for leadership roles.

2015 was a big year for the emoji. Facebook launched a new series with ethnically diverse skin tones.

Things used to be so much easier than they are today. That’s not just true of life generally...

Start with the method. Unlike just about everything else we teach, science is not based on human culture or history.

On Valentine’s Day, Adidas posted a photo of a same-sex female couple’s legs and feet sporting a pair of matching shoes on its Instagram.

‘Do you have the senior discount coupons, honey?’ bellowed the sweet old man as he settled down into the gondala

2016? It's about hiring a different type of person. It's about people who can not just outperform the grey, anodyne...

You have two muffins. Lucky you.

In your left hand, your ‘work’ muffin. In your right, the ‘life’ muffin.

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'Inspirational speech' is like 'viral video' - a great conversational soundbite, but devilishly hard to do.

This year, Propel have teamed up with The Drum to bring you the 7th edition of their Digital Salary & Industry Insights report.

We are more likely to respond and give support towards relieving the plight of a single, identifiable victim...

I wrote a piece for The Guardian about the fragmentation of strategy problem I explored in my book.

Well done to all those charities who have run bold campaigns in 2015. Not an easy year for the sector with many mergers still on the table.

This phrase has irritated me for years. It started when I was a copywriter and particularly sensitive to insensitive, highly unoriginal messaging.