Yasmin Arrigo

Nov 18, 2024 | campaignlive.co.uk | Yasmin Arrigo

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Apr 7, 2024 | campaignlive.co.uk | Yasmin Arrigo

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Apr 2, 2024 | campaignlive.com | Yasmin Arrigo

Back in 2020, in the wake of George Floyd’s death, black squares began dropping on social media. After the shock came the promises of allyship. Then came the initiatives, in their droves. The advertising industry would change from Shoreditch to the South Bank to the sun-splashed Croisette in Cannes. Hires would be made with a remit to focus on inclusion. Diversity, equity and inclusion (specifically of black, brown and other minority ethnic talent) was, it seemed, finally top of the agenda.

Mar 26, 2024 | campaignlive.com | Yasmin Arrigo

Four years ago, a Campaign feature declared that “Adland has BAME talent”, celebrating a cross-section of industry figures, their work, their ideas and their hopes and ambitions. Of the 37 people originally interviewed, the vast majority (84%) remain working in the creative industries and most of those (77%) directly with agencies and/or brands. However, catching up with 20 of the 2020 interviewees, it quickly becomes clear that, while progress continues to be made, more could and should be done.

Jun 22, 2023 | campaignlive.co.uk | Yasmin Arrigo |Gurjit Degun