Matt Williams interviews The Gate London's CEO, Jamie Elliott, on learnings, fuck-ups, the changing craft of account management and hopes for the future.
Climate change is a global crisis, one that demands the participation of every citizen to strike it down. In an effort to jumpstart this united front, teen activist Greta Thunberg initiated a worldwide Climate Strike, which asked individuals to leave their desks and join local walkouts.
MullenLowe Group's Chief Creative Officer asks, "Where did all fashion advertising go?". Read more to find out.
We connect people and brands in a meaningful way. That’s why Think Forward 2020 unpicks the complex and ever shifting web of consumer behaviour online, and explores the role brands can play in reflecting and shaping it.
The festive advertising season, the UK industry’s equivalent of the Superbowl, successfully has the nation talking over their teacup. Yet the power of long-term marketing investment to build both brand and business momentum is not seasonal.
The Gate's Comms Planning Manager, Jamie Kenyon, discusses marketing in the new sporting landscape
Imposter syndrome could be holding women back from requesting training.
Summer in Skegness? Helen James thinks our industry peers should all be enjoying a Great British summer.
500 years since Leonardo’s death, our ECD, Dave Day borrows five insights from the Renaissance polymath and the world of fine art.
That’s it. Game of Thrones is over. A couple of monumental spectacles, matched only by a deep sense of dissatisfaction. Now, over a million people have signed a petition to remake the final season.
The importance of that infamous gap between intention and action is discussed by our comms planning manager, Flo.
As podcasts continue to evolve, as brands even get in on the act by creating their own, & as the format can help you become a better account person, Jamie Elliot, CEO of the Gate London introduces us to five of his favourites.
The Gate's creative, Beth Grace, challenges the industry norms surrounding employees' and their mental health.
Our creative, Rickie, discusses the benefits of starting your advertising career in a smaller agency.
Trevor Robinson OBE, founder and executive creative director of Quiet Storm, discusses the role of technology in advertising and whether you lose something important when artificial intelligence takes the place of human intelligence entirely.
Trevor Robinson OBE, founder and executive creative director of Quiet Storm, examines how craft in advertising has changed in the digital age, but why it remains essential to creating emotional and effective campaigns.
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