Think piece
Sir Paul Judge, our much admired Fellow, dies
We’re very sad to learn of the passing of one of our most distinguished Fellows Sir Paul Judge who died on Sunday 21 May.
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Why has Sweden become Europe’s hotbed of innovation?
Millions of hearts around the world beat with the help of a pacemaker. Candles are lit with the help of safety matches. Ball bearings make our machines work smoothly, whilst we instantly recognise Samuelson’s iconic Coke bottle design.
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As planners, we should be better ancestors
I’m not sure how many planners think about leading a department when they’re in the early stages of their career. I know I didn’t. You focus on being the best planner you can possibly be.
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How to fit a farm into a warehouse
In the most unlikely and unnatural setting you can imagine (a warehouse on an industrial estate in Beckton)...
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Marketing gurus and CMOs are hiding in ‘the future’
The great thing about talking about the future is that you don't have to know anything, writes Bob Hoffman.
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Cannes Lions 2017: Are you attending?
Over seven days in June each year the whole creative industry - around 11,000 members - come together to learn from the best and celebrate the work changing the communications landscape for the Cannes Lions Festival.
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A Woman's Place in 2017? On the Cannes Lions Jury
For the first time in Cannes we are approaching a true gender balance with 43% of jurors being female, double than in previous years.
It deserves a serious hat-tip because in 2014 just one in five of the jurors were women.
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What relationship is right for your brand?
The idea of a brand having a relationship with consumers is one thing that differentiates it from a mere product. But what sort of relationship is right for your brand?
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Women's Equality Party highlights truths affecting gender equality
Now’s visually arresting outdoor campaign for the Women’s Equality Party has won over...
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Brexit, Trump, and the brand of over simplicity
A brand is designed to simplify complex concepts. But in the real world, simplification isn’t always smart.
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