Talent: Fortune favours the brave in the new marketing world
22 Nov 2012 | by David Benady
The wide-ranging skills marketers now need demand a fresh form of career strategy.
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The PR industry has defended the right of firms to financially back All Party Parliamentary Groups (APPGs) following a Times expose. The Times called the role of firms in funding APPGs a 'lobbying free-for-all'. PRCA CEO Francis Ingham defended the role of 'outside support' for APPGs, but emphasised...
The wide-ranging skills marketers now need demand a fresh form of career strategy.
Daiichi Sankyo partnered with 90TEN Healthcare to launch the UK's first three-in-one combination pill for the treatment of high blood pressure.
EDF Energy has brought in Starbucks' comms chief and former BBC journalist Tim McCoy to lead its media operation.
At a time of unprecedented technological change, traditional corporate hierarchies are under pressure and many smart marketers are choosing a highly flexible career path, writes David Benady.
As the mood of austerity continues to limit marketing budgets in mature markets, Will Harris says marketers should educate themselves on new regions and the opportunities they present.
In a year when change was the global byword, adland saw technology become ever more central to agency fortunes and two sacred cows sacrificed to progress, Ian Darby writes.