At The Marketing Society’s The Digital Day 2025, MLP's Sarah Turner and Simon Jamieson took to the stage to explore an increasing challenge for brands in the digital age…

Highlights and key take aways from The Digital Day England 2025 event

Sannah Rogers reviews The Digital Day 2025 with an in depth appraisal of how Very successfully competes with the likes of Amazon and Shein using integrated digital and traditional media campaigns.

Q+A with Venya Wijegoonewardene CSO at Spark Foundry UK - her golden rules, her biggest influences and why she appeared at The Royal Courts of Justice.

It was an uncharacteristically sunny day in Glasgow as I hopped off my train and headed to the very impressive Glasgow Science Centre for The Marketing Society’s annual Digital Day - but it was a sign of things to come, as we all came away excited

It’s all too easy to get caught up in so much ‘doing’ that we have no time to think. Stuck on the hamster wheel of work, we’re unable to carve out time to form new ideas.

I wasn’t sure what to expect from my first Future Leaders talk. Having only become a member of The Marketing Society earlier this year, I was still buzzing from my first event – Digital Day 2025 – the previous week and feeling inspired.

Practising wellbeing techniques is good for our all-round health but keeping our wellbeing battery fully charged helps us perform at our very best.

The true strength of our industry lies not in our ability to endure, but in our capacity to prioritise our well-being, challenge the status quo, and set boundaries that allow us to deliver work that is both impactful and sustainable. Emma Harris explains.

Anshiekaa Tandon describes how The Global Leadership Mentoring Programme helped her take the next step in her leadership journey. Input from Jason Foo and Dino Myers-Lamptey resulted in an action plan and a renewed sense of purpose.