The Marketing Society's Rachel Letham reports back on the final day at Anthropy 2026 and offers key insights from The Impact of AI on Employment and the Value of Being Human in the Workplace session.

Rachel Letham reports back on all the sessions in day two of Anthropy 2026 Uniting through Trust, Transparency and Public Good, Brand Purpose and The Trust Tax: How AI is Silently Eroding Credibility and Emotional Connection.

Rachel Letham reports on day one of Anthropy 2026 with key insights on day one sessions Leading through Complexity and Values in Leadership.

The brands winning in sport today are those treating entertainment as strategy, showing up daily through authentic content, culturally resonant partnerships and experiences fans actually want - valuable lessons and insights from the F1 Business Summit in Las Vegas 2025

A practical, first-hand guide to why marketing and finance misunderstand each other and how marketing leaders can reframe their language, thinking and approach to build genuine credibility with CFOs.

Authentitas' Michael Bayler on why trust is no longer a communications problem. In an age of disinformation and AI-generated reality, what audiences need isn't reassurance, it's proof.

Member Interview with Dom Robertson, Managing Director RPM

To mark the 40th anniversary of The Marketing Society Global Awards, we created a Time Capsule in 2025. We asked the brightest minds in the industry gathered at our Awards Ceremony, one simple question: which campaigns prove that marketing truly matters? From Sport England's This Girl Can to Nike Dream Crazy, three iconic campaigns from the 2010s and 2020s prove that the greatest marketing doesn't sell products, it shapes culture, identity and behaviour change.

To mark the 40th anniversary of The Marketing Society Global Awards, we created a Time Capsule in 2025. We asked the brightest minds in the industry gathered at our Awards Ceremony, one simple question: which campaigns prove that marketing truly matters? From Dove's Real Beauty Apple's iPod Silhouette, three iconic campaigns from the 2000s and 2010s prove that the greatest marketing doesn't sell products, it shapes culture, identity and drives the digital revolution.

In this piece, Alicia Coghlan argues that brand and performance marketing are complementary, not competing forces.