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The agency/marketer environment and our jobs are changing at an unprecedented rate. It’s generally understood that the rate of change will only increase driven in part by the ‘great digital acceleration’ prompted by the pandemic. Developing the framework to continuously learn new skills is, as a result, an absolute necessity as well as a huge opportunity. At this session, Stein IAS leaders Sue Guerrero and Derek Stewart and Hiscox global CMO Russ Findlay will discuss their approaches to continuous learning – and also how a shared commitment to learning must now be integral to the agency/brand relationship. Sue and Derek will also discuss Stein IAS’ Learn for Your Life initiative, one of the most important changes ever to the way this global agency works.
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What does a great client partnership look like in tough times? In this exclusive session, you can peek behind the curtain as a senior marketer and a satisfied client share the secrets... read more
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In this talk, creative entrepreneur Will Travis shares some of the principles of his Elevation Barn business, focused on finding clarity, as well as sharing his thoughts on how this... read more
Independent agency CEOs from across APAC will share the challenges they face and the successes they are experiencing when competing with networks and consultancies.
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It is the time to restart, rebuild, reset. But can an industry built on flogging stuff ever be ethical, especially at a time when the pandemic has upended our world? This panel will... read more
What does it take to be a record-holder? Marketers from Guinness World Records and Rubik’s discuss how agencies can use record attempts to create impactful campaigns which meet... read more
Sign up for The Drum Awards for Agency Business Virtual Ceremony.
Due to the current situation, we can’t host our usual awards night, so instead, you are invited to join...
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With the world in flux, agencies are trying to figure out what the clients of the future will look like and where work will come from. During this session, The Economist’s head... read more
