Teams in turmoil: Marketers on the ups and downs of restructures
Matthew ValentineWith the level of marketing team restructures at a three-year high, can revamps be seen as a positive form of redeployment rather than a cover for redundancies?
With the level of marketing team restructures at a three-year high, can revamps be seen as a positive form of redeployment rather than a cover for redundancies?
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AI literacy, coupled with expertise in revenue, growth and B2B marketing strategy, are among the fastest growing skills for UK marketers, says LinkedIn.
The financial services firm wants to “empower” its audience by rejecting the “formulaic” approach brands often adopt when speaking to over 50s.
Just 10% of global marketers believe the CMO role won’t exist in a decade, down on 19% five years ago, according to WFA data.
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Over half of marketing teams have restructured over the past 12 months, rising to almost 70% within large businesses.
Motorway has unveiled a new campaign and positioning as it looks to communicate how “effortless” it is to sell a car online.
Wheldon replaces Mastercard’s chief marketing and communications officer Raja Rajamannar.
With donations stabilising rather than increasing, charities are tapping into the power of the rebrand to modernise and stay relevant.
While there’s no silver bullet, progressive businesses are setting out a roadmap to tackle the industry’s lack of socio-economic diversity.