The Marketing Week Awards 2016 will take place on 12 May 2016 at the Roundhouse, London and will bring together the best of the marketing industry. We need your help in judging one of the biggest awards of the night; Brand of the Year. Below are 10 shortlisted brands. Please vote for the brand that you feel had the best 2015.
Do you fancy yourself as a cartoonist? Do captions just pop into your head? Well, put your skills to the test and enter our caption competition.
Phuong Nguyen, director, advertising at eBay Making the right technology decision is a key aspect of how you get the underlying infrastructure to enable you to embark on the journey. There are many companies [claiming] to do the same thing, so being able to differentiate why one is better than the other isn’t easy. Think about […]
Marketing Week caught up with some of the members of the Marketing Week Awards judging panel to ask them the simple but $100m question – what makes great marketing activity?
Senior figures in the marketing industry gathered at the Festival of Marketing last month for a compelling debate about the challenges of achieving diversity in the profession.
Following a recent column from Marketing Week columnist Mark Ritson calling into question the validity of brand valuations, three of the largest valuation companies joined him on the B2B stage at The Festival of Marketing to defend the process.
With 200 speakers across 12 stages, the two-day Festival of Marketing boasts a packed schedule so choosing what to prioritise is a tough task. To help you navigate, Marketing Week has selected 10 not-to-be-missed sessions that tackle the big issues marketers are facing today.
We need your help to crown the marketer of the year for the inaugural Masters of Marketing awards.
We need your help to choose the brand of the year for the inaugural Masters of Marketing awards.
Hundreds of entries have been debated and analysed and we can now reveal the inaugural shortlist for the Masters of Marketing.
UK chief of Gett, formerly GetTaxi, Remo Gerber speaks to Marketing Week, ahead of a panel at the Festival of Marketing this November, about how businesses are reacting to the constant shifts in consumer behaviour.
With the Rugby World Cup due to kick off on 18 September, the Rugby Football Union (RFU) joins the Festival of Marketing line-up to talk about data.
Marketers from UKTV and Premier Foods will take part in a panel discussion at the Festival of Marketing this year to delve into the value of content marketing.
Nigel Gilbert, chief marketing officer at TSB, will take to the ‘brand and creative’ stage on 11 November at this year’s Festival of Marketing to discuss brand meaning.