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Meet our 2021 awards judge, Steve Challouma

Entry deadline: 26 February

Steve Challouma
Steve Challouma is the General Manager of Birds Eye UK, the brand leader in UK Frozen Foods, encompassing the Birds Eye, Aunt Bessie’s and Goodfella’s brands.

Using empathy to coach and motivate, with Nestlé’s Gerardo Mazzeo

By Tom Ollerton

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Every week, Automated Creative founder Tom Ollerton interviews advertising industry leaders about their experiences, views on technology and innovation and the future of marketing...

Trends to watch in 2021

Pop culture in gaming, watchalongs and fun with ecommerce

By Peter Gasston

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2020 was the year of accelerated change, with shifts in behaviour that will impact the years ahead. In this article, Peter Gasston, Innovation Lead at VCCP, highlights three different areas that will drive online culture in 2021.

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Podcasts

Part 2: The Role of ‘Greener Marketing’ in Evolving Marketing and Driving Societal Change - John Grant, Author and the definitive ‘green marketing guy’.

In this episode we’re joined by John Grant, Author and truly, the definitive ‘green marketing guy’. Having recently read John’s latest book, ‘Greener Marketing’... https://podcasts.marketingsociety.com/episode/part-2-the-role-of-greener-marketing-in-evolving-marketing-and-driving-societal-change-john-grant-author-and-the-definitive-green-marketing-guy- 24:44 Thu, 10 Jun 2021 07:30:00 +0000

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The speakers and delegates from The Marketing Society's International Marketing Leaders Programme tell us what characteristics they believe make great leader

International Marketing Leaders Programme Europe

We are proud to share a series of leadership-focused videos from top leaders who have inspired us with their helpful tips and rich experience.

Aligning agendas to maintain customer-centred leadership

We are proud to share a series of films about customer-centricity from top leaders who have been generous with their helpful tips and rich experience.

Marketer of the future and customer-centricity in practice