Gemma Greaves opened the conference saying that the aim of the day was to inspire us and arm us with practical tools to take back into the workplace and that “moments of bravery” matter.

Thank you to The Marketing Society for a brilliant event – it was so refreshing to attend a day with a line-up of speakers, each and every one, that I really learned from, and most I sat in the palm of their hand.

There are few events where I’ve walked away with a genuine spring in my step, and a list of things that I know I could take back to work. Suffice to say that I thought The Marketing Society Bravest Conference was a truly inspirational day.

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