Jennifer Small

3 weeks ago | creative.salon | Jennifer Small

The marketing director talks energy, environment, and (consumer) empowermentNot your average brand boss, Ovo marketing director Alice Tendler is equal parts strategist and creative. She’s spent time on both agency and client sides of the fence, giving her an invaluable perspective on what makes commercial creativity work (or not) – and what makes marketers tick.

4 weeks ago | campaignlive.co.uk | Jennifer Small

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4 weeks ago | campaignlive.com | Jennifer Small |Vicki Maguire |Shauna Lewis

The one-day marketing summit in May, focused on inclusion and sustainability, will feature some of the biggest names in the industry. Sir Lenny Henry is to lead the speaker line-up at Rise 2025, which returns on 15 May. The comedian, author, and broadcaster has been a long-time advocate for diversity in media.

1 month ago | creative.salon | Jennifer Small

The car maker's European marketing chief on how he uses his experiences as a former agency exec, the development of some of the brand's most recent work and Eric CantonaWhen Pete Zillig joined Ford five years ago, he wasn't looking for a smooth ride. Like the 52-mile ultramarathons he’s completed, Zillig was searching for a next-level challenge to ramp up the stakes. "I've never taken an easy job," he declares. Accompanied by Zillig’s steely gaze, the statement is hard to disbelieve.

1 month ago | campaignlive.com | Charlotte Rawlings |Will Green |Jennifer Small |Ida Axling

A total of 18 agencies out of the 92 that were scored in this year’s School Reports (19.5%) received a higher mark in 2025 than they did in 2024. Among these, eight were media agencies, seven were creative shops, one was a customer engagement agency, one was an integrated agency, and one was a social media shop.