WFA Media Forum brings together global media leads to share insight and drive actions on their priority issues.
Join the ForumThe global media market has never been so complex. Planning, strategy and channel selection; routes-to-market; internal and external capability; media measurement, verification and evaluation; media auditing and consulting are all changing rapidly.
WFA Media Forum connects professionals from increasingly diverse roles to exchange, learn from each other and find practical solutions to their most pressing challenges. In addition to global media leads, it’s not uncommon to find programmatic and data specialists within this network, as well as those from the procurement side of the business. The connecting tissue is a common interest in paid media – offline and online. Value is delivered through critical research and reports, physical and remote forums and online tools and benchmarking services.
Join us for the first edition of Forum Connect in Mumbai, where we will be uniting WFA’s marketing communities around a common goal.
Join us for the first edition of Forum Connect in Mumbai, where we will be uniting WFA’s marketing communities around a common goal.
The Media Forum is chaired by Mathias Chaillou, Chief Media Officer, L'Oréal.
A WFA member has recently experienced a substantial decrease in the number of people opting into cookies tracking meaning that their analytics platform (Adobe) is tracking fewer and fewer people as time goes on. This has made it harder for them to accurately report business results and optimize their campaigns.
A WFA member was looking for reviews of GMP365
A WFA member was looking at adopting a media agency model that incorporates multiple agencies working together globally. The member therefore wanted to know if others have a model in place for working with multiple agencies.
WFA asked major multinational clients to reflect on what the global media industry should prioritise moving forward. Matt Green, WFA's Director of Global Media, reviews their top priorities for collaboration
Data and analytics, eCommerce and measurement top skills shortage
Over-specialisation, poor training and talent management key reasons for lack of staff development
This joint WFA and MediaSense study examining global media talent was launched in May 2022 on the back of the Media2025 research which revealed how 56% of brands felt that a skills shortage was holding the industry back.
Non-WFA members can download a copy of this document at www.wfanet.org/mediatalent
