IKEA fends off an army of gnomes
15 Apr 2013 | by Matthew Chapman
Spring is a time for sprucing up the garden and an already onerous task is made near-impossible by a group of militant gnomes.
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The marketers from this year's Nxt Gen list give their advice to new and established marketers alike on keeping up with a changing world.
Spring is a time for sprucing up the garden and an already onerous task is made near-impossible by a group of militant gnomes.
Endless Kiss speaks to a global audience by eschewing speech with a film that plays out a kiss spanning a lifetime.
Although the economy has continued to provide a headache for marketers, some TV advertising managed to achieve cut-through with the beleaguered British public, writes Gail Kemp.
Oliver Rudgard, marketing director of Tyrrells, is relishing making the most of the brand's irreverent nature.
Lee Rolston, marketing director of Muller, is proud of the brand's unusual latest TV advertising campaign. Interview by John Reynolds.
Phil Chapman, chief marketing officer at Kerry Foods, believes this is the time for marketers to be more daring. Interview by Rachel Barnes.
Simon Morris, chief marketing officer of LoveFilm, believes the story of its expansion has many more reels to run. Interview by Sarah Shearman.
Jonathan Mildenhall, vice-president of global advertising strategy at Coca-Cola, lacks no confidence in himself or his brand.
Martine Ainsworth-Wells, marketing and communications director at London & Partners. Interview by Loulla-Mae Eleftheriou-Smith.