Levi’s big dAIversity problem
By Grace Tucker
Grace Tucker argues AI is no replacement for human connection and creativity
By Grace Tucker
Grace Tucker argues AI is no replacement for human connection and creativity
Companies that invest in diversity, inclusion and accessibility despite the looming recession will flourish
By Lauren Coe
Lauren Coe, Employee Experience Strategy Director at Zone argues that so far industry leaders have failed to maximise on the opportunities presented by hybrid working
Why sustainability still feels like a report bolt-on, rather than baked into the brand.
When capitalising on IPs and ideas that are already widely popular with audiences, marketers must tread carefully
By Georgia Swanborough and Evie Nagy
The importance of using accurate language to avoid taboos and sexism Author: Georgia Swanborough, Account Director at Wunderman Thompson UK and Evie Nagy, Senior Account Manager at Wunderman Thompson UK
During a state of permacrisis brands must connect with audiences to support and provide valuable escapism
By Siu-Lan Choi
Brands must have true local understanding to create culturally sensitive and accurate work
By Ian Millner
Ian Millner explores what outperforming brands are doing in the face of uncertainty
Cultural divides between generations can impact brands trying to span several audiences
By Imogen Judd
Gen Z is fast becoming one of the biggest consumer groups
FRUKT’s new fanzine explores how brands can better connect with increasingly fragmented audiences
By Kate Allsop
Seeing women in leadership roles is imperative for the future female workforce
By Laura Jones
There are around 303 million fewer women online than men.
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