How Change Please plans to disrupt the coffee market and end homelessness
Leonie RoderickThe charity, which trains homeless people to become baristas, talks to Marketing Week about becoming a global disruptor and its plans for the future.
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The charity, which trains homeless people to become baristas, talks to Marketing Week about becoming a global disruptor and its plans for the future.
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Consultant Tanya Joseph, architect of the ‘This Girl Can’ campaign at Sport England, brand marketer Olivia Gold and Ete Davies, co-founder of diversity initiative Stripes, join Marketing Week’s Leonie Roderick to talk diversity.
After a decade of change in advertising, a new study commissioned by Thinkbox tries to quantify the business case for advertising and which medium is the lowest risk for investment.
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Following a successful video campaign during Euro 2016, Unibet’s Pantelis Kotopoulos and Alison Sams says the betting brand is looking to expand its young male audience further using YouTube ahead of next year’s World Cup.
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The healthy fast food chain’s co-founder Allegra McEvedy believes more women should “take the plunge” and start their own business – but men need to get on board too.
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