24 business leaders joined a conversation with Mitch Oliver winner of the Bravest Marketing Leader 2019 and the global corporate brand and purpose director at Mars. In her role, Mitch leads Mars incorporated brand strategy and devel

Earlier this month Blackhawk Network were proud sponsors of the Bravest conference; an event that champions and celebrates fearless trailblazers in our society, to inspire the world of marketing to d

I attended the Marketing Society Bravest Conference with the view of getting inspired, and, even, challenged about the latest topics to impact the marketing and createive industries. I was not disappointed.

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.

Wow, what a day. From surgery under gunfire to DJing at Downing Street, the amazing stories kept coming; we hope you enjoyed hearing them as much as we did.

Bravery is mostly about humanity—embracing the importance of engaging in conversation, listening with empathy and making culturally sensitive decisions.

This is NOT something a C-suite executive usually does at work, especially not when being introduced to the top CMOs in America

Nomad Foods (Birds Eye) are pleased to get the opportunity to hear case studies from other brands and the talks from Michelle McEttrick, Group Brand Director at Tesco, Paul Hibbs, Director of Advertising and Media at Nationwide