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Breaking the Mold From Within: Camilla Kemp, M&C Saatchi London
I recently saw Sophie Morgan do a talk about the future of inclusion and her reminder to all of us was simple: ask yourself “who isn’t in the room”... weiterlesen
The Future Subscribes to a No Bullsh*t Policy: Heather McTavish, Virtue Worldwide
The future is bright, riddled with talent, and subscribes to a no bullshit policy when it comes to being a creative and a woman in the room, and I... weiterlesen
Building A Team of Global Storytellers: Leah Forsyth-Steel
Born and raised in New Zealand, the MD of Amsterdam-based HarrimanSteel is also the co-founder of an e-shop for interior design connoisseurs. weiterlesen
We Need a Seat at the Table: Martha Soler, MullenLowe Mexico
There are still cultural constructs in place that normalize certain beliefs and attitudes that will take an enormous amount of education and action... weiterlesen
Challenging The Status Quo: Trudy Waldron, MullenLowe Group UK
Education, mentoring, openness and interaction training will remain key until all the barriers to the advancement of women within the industry have... weiterlesen
Connections, Insights & Imagination: Unstoppable Women of Sibling Rivalry
Especially in a creative field, diversity of thought is imperative, and the only way to achieve that is through representation. weiterlesen
Putting Creative Women in the Spotlight: Laura Rogers
The global creative director at adam&eveDDB is the driving force behind She Takes Over, an initiative promoting the work of women in creative fields. weiterlesen
Empowerment: Havas' Leadership On Equality
Laura Maness, Stephanie Nerlich and Nikki Laughlin share their perspectives on the state of the industry, equal opportunities and representation. weiterlesen
In It Together: Unati Moalusi, Chief People Officer, Wunderman Thompson SA
More and more, we are seeing our talent show up in a way that is aligned with who we are. weiterlesen
Our Culture Isn’t Just a Nice Story: Isabella Rodrigues, Critical Mass
The road to equality is still going to be a long, steady march, but so much has changed for the better. Ads have changed. Teams have changed.... weiterlesen