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Following up on a recent webinar for WFA members, Ali Zein Kazmi, VP Partnerships & Strategic Development, Asia & China, Ogilvy, provides insights into the opportunities and challenges of doing social commerce in China
There is a perception shared by some that minors see many alcohol ads. The story that isn't being told, however, is that the industry has made big efforts in recent years to significantly reduce minors’ exposure to alcohol ads. WFA Policy Manager Julia Quintella explains.
Marketing procurement can help brands and their agencies in this rapidly-changing environment. Laura Forcetti, WFA’s Global Sourcing Lead, explains how.
WFA CEO, Stephan Loerke, interviewed Lubomira Rochet, the Chief Digital Officer of L'Oréal, on her winning the Global Marketer of the Year award and what makes for great marketing in the future.
A recent member survey helped WFA identify the marketers' top priorities for 2020. Rob Dreblow analyses the top five.
A new proposal for the often-nicknamed 'cookie law' sent waves through Brussels (and beyond) this February. Catherine Armitage comments on the latest developments.
Rob Rakowitz, Initiative Lead for WFA's Global Alliance for Responsible Media, shares on the priorities of the cross-industry group formed at Cannes 2019 to address brand safety concerns
Global marketers at Burger King, Diageo, Grab, J&J, L’Oréal and P&G share insights on brand purpose, creativity, capabilities and partnerships
The report was informed by a Commission of child and adolescent health experts from around the world
WFA President, Raja Rajamannar, calls on brands to 'rethink how they turn up in people's lives'
Four of WFA’s strategic partners share their views on what will define marketing for the year ahead
The shortlisted candidates for this year’s WFA Global Marketer of the Year talk about their roles in a new series of videos from the WFA. Voting closes on the 31st of January.
The WFA team share their predictions for what the next 12 months hold for brands.
The 2019 WFA Global Marketer of the Year has recognised an amazing array of marketing talent with its shortlist.
Brands are waking up to their responsibilities in both the digital and natural ecosystem, says WFA CEO Stephan Loerke.
The lack of transparency, fraud, brand safety and privacy are costing marketers billions each year. In a recent WFA webinar, R3's Greg Paull explained how some marketers are experimenting with technologies like blockchain to close gaps in the process.
Mastercard’s chief marketing officer and WFA’s president Raja Rajamannar catches up with The Drum on the biggest issues facing the industry ahead of the reveal of the Marketer of the Year nominees.
There are a few areas that research and experience suggest are important to focus on for delivering effective communication at pace and scale, says Julia Kraft, WFA Marketing Services Manager
WFA's Director of Digital Policy, Catherine Armitage, shares her main take-aways from this year's IAPP Data Protection Congress in Brussels
We are well past the point where video gaming can be viewed as a subculture and readily ignored by brands, says James Redden, Managing Director, 2CV
In this paper, we discuss the advantages of steering media from the centre, as well as when and if it makes sense to do so.