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Russell Parsons, Editor, Marketing Week, gives his take on a collection of case studies gathered by Thinkbox and the Marketing Society.

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Household beverage brand, Kirin Supli teamed up with Japanese drugstore giant, Welcia Yakkyoku to drive offline sales.

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Senior marketers can find that their best way to support a cause is by taking a formal role as one of its trustees.