​Good marketing has always had its finger on the pulse of what the people want and has worked hard to put this at the heart of the business.

Adland realised more than ever the importance and impact of advertising on society.

Today is October 30 2020, and as we reach the close of Black History Month, the question I ask myself is are black people still going to be seen in November, December, January and so on?

Advertising at its best should stop you in your tracks. Yet a lot of the creative output from the industry has become bland and forgettable.

As the Black Lives Matter movement swept globally after the brutal murder of George Floyd, it is clear that returning to “business as usual” just won’t be good enough

As the rise of the Black Lives Matter movement forced people to reflect and ask themselves if it was enough to merely not be racist, but whether they needed to be actively anti-racist...

According to Dale Carnegie, ‘Inaction breeds doubt and fear. Action breeds confidence and courage.’

Last week one of my colleagues asked a group of predominantly white leaders how comfortable they felt talking about race with their teams.

The status quo that our society has been built upon is not fit for purpose. Racism and systemic racial disparities haven’t just come to light this last week

My LinkedIn feed this week has been full of posts about the recent brutal racist attacks on the black community in America.