Remember when we were leaders: How brands can shape nations and drive progress https://t.co/rH13Fdjvod by Parusha Partab/@ParushaPartab via @Biz_Marketing@iab_sa
Some great Monday news incoming! Congratulations to our Group Strategy Director, @ParushaPartab, on being recognised and highly commended at the 2022 Global @womeninmarketin Awards. 👏👏👏
Our own @ParushaPartab is presenting at @DigiMarCon this week! Parusha’s topic is “Driving Brand Growth Through Inspiration”, shining a light on Wunderman Thompson’s Inspire model and why inspiration is meaningful for brands.
@ParushaPartab I read your article about your views on the Clicks incident and on marketing. What I take away from it is, to listen is to understand. The way you spoke through your article made so much sense. Well written.
@LanezedeKoning Thank you. It is a shift for an industry that makes work of broadcasting. But I feel hopeful that social media has empowered people to be heard ✊🏽
Comment: Nikon, Clicks, H&M have all taken racist (let’s be frank - not sugar-coat in language of diversity and inclusion) campaigns all the way to market and then retracted and apologised after public outcries. Big Marketing’s got a Big Problem. No use firing the minions.
We look forward to hearing from @adheerabodasing tomorrow - Managing Director at Polarity Consulting.
Do you have any questions you would like us to pose to our panel hosted by @imanrappetti ?
Registration link: https://t.co/Q3qKq3D6If
#IzikhaloZamaKhosikazi#WomenInNOW
Grateful for South Africa's visionary Constitution.This could never happen in SA. I could never have done my job if my job was this insecure https://t.co/ONHTnci3o4
Making light of racist violence for marketing is oppressive and also normalising. Next up: online subscriptions portal with a genocide meme? https://t.co/el0Xy0wOWU